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All 11 Lee Chung-Ah Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Dive into the world of Lee Chung-Ah as we bring you a roundup of her impressive filmography. From action-packed dramas to heartfelt comedies, our guide covers all the must-watch movies starring this versatile actress. Get ready to discover your new favorite film as we take a closer look at Lee Chung-Ah's incredible movie career.
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"Resurrection of the Little Match Girl" is a thrilling action-comedy sci-fi film set in South Korea, directed by Jang Sun-woo and written by Jin-mi In and Jang Sun-woo. The plot revolves around a Chinese restaurant delivery boy named 'Ju', who spends most of his time at an electronic game room. One day, he is advised to log on to a game called "Resurrection of the Little Match Girl. "
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In "Happy Ero Christmas", a Korean spa town becomes the epicenter of a colorful and chaotic love triangle as two men vie for the affection of a captivating bowling alley girl. Caught in the middle is the girl herself, who can only embrace one love in time for the most precious holiday of Christmas, or her birthday. The high-stakes romance is compounded by the man vying for her attentions being an infamous local gangster boss.
"Neukdaeui yuhok, " released in 2004, offers a thrilling blend of action, drama, and romance. Kang Tae-sung and Hae-won are two popular young men who take notice of a new arrival in town, Han-kyung.
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"Sunday Seoul" is a heartfelt comedy film from South Korea, released in 2005. The thrilling narrative is divided into the tales of three distinct individuals, each hailing from diverse backgrounds.
In the heart of Seoul, a young Japanese woman of Korean heritage named Junko arrives in search of a room at a quaint guest house. Upon her arrival, she is introduced to Jong-man, the owner's son, who shares her living space that night. As Junko spends more time in the city, friction arises as her original intentions clash with the owner's. But amidst the chaos, a budding romance blossoms between Junko and Jong-man, sparking laughter and touching moments throughout the film.
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"The Good, The Bad, The Weird" is an exhilarating 2008 Asian action-adventure-comedy film directed by Jee-woon Kim. Set in 1940s Manchuria, it revolves around two outlaws and a bounty hunter, each wanting to possess a treasure map amidst the chaos of being pursued by the Japanese army, Chinese bandits, and each other.
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Finding Mr. Destiny, also known as Kim-jong-wook-chat-gi, is a delightful romantic comedy from South Korea directed by You-Jeong Jang. Set in 2010, the film stars Gong Yoo and Lim Soo-jung as Gi-joon and Ji-woo. Gi-joon establishes a unique agency dedicated to helping people reunite with their long-lost first loves. When Ji-woo becomes his first client, she is unwillingly dragged into the process by her worried father, Captain SEO, who worries about her still being in love with the man she fell for in India during her twenties, Kim Jung-wook.
"First Love Showed Up One Day" is a moving drama-romance film from 2014 that explores the complexities of a love story set amidst unfortunate circumstances. The film, directed by Chung-Hwan Jeong, tells the story of a talented composer (No Min-woo) whose life takes an unexpected turn when he finds a deeply amnesic woman living in his house (Lee Chung-ah). As they live together and share moments, memories of their first love begin to resurface, affecting their connection and revealing hidden truths about their pasts.
Experience the thrilling and heart-wrenching tale of courage and honor in the action-packed drama, Northern Limit Line. Set against the backdrop of the second battle of Yeonpyeong in 2002, this film takes you into the world of South Korean soldiers on duty in the Yellow Sea.
10. Bluebeard (2017)
"Bluebeard" is a gripping South Korean thriller released in 2017, directed by Soo-youn Lee and written by herself, with a runtime of 1h 57min. This thrilling mystery-drama follows Dr.
In the heart-wrenching drama-fantasy film "Spring, Again, " young woman Lee Cheon-Ah takes her own life after the tragic loss of her daughter. Strangely enough, Cheon-Ah's soul finds no permanent rest, instead being trapped between the realms of the living and the dead.