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12 Best Korean Disaster Movies of All Time UPDATED [2022]

Q: Is Vanishing Time Disaster Korean Movies or Fantasy Movies?

Yes! It's Fantasy Korean Movies but in our case we will include it on our checklist since they had a unique storyline and setting!

Published

5 years ago

September 12, 2019

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Best Disaster Korean Movies All Time Favorite

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We are pretty sure all of you have their list of the Best Korean Disaster Movies.

Since we know that you love them, we have listed the Best Korean Disaster Movies of all time. Let’s take a look on the following:

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The All Time Favorite Korean Disaster Movies New Updates [2022]

1. The Tower

One of best Korean disaster movies to date. In the first part of the movie, it differentiates the lives of two worlds, The Wealthy, who lives a luxurious life, and the Average, who works for the Wealthy.

Sometimes in our life, we rather live extravagant than Safety and that gives the lesson of this movie. As the building owner, Cha In Pyo, who is responsible for all the problems of the building disregard it for a Christmas Eve Party.

Later on, as the fire broke out, the problem with the sprinkler system wasn’t fixed at all. Many lives have made their way to survive and some waited to be rescued from the building.

The source of the crisis of the movie is the recklessness of just one character. This movie gives a good lesson that no matter where you came from, you can be a hero in your way. Making the scenes more realistic with the help of sequences of the story and the intense fire outbreak.

It gives bravery and heroism that brought a good outcome to the story. The actions that the individual characters give unique support to the other characters. The action-packed movie has created a good impact on its audience that will make you watch till the end.

2. The Flu

This movie is said to be similar to “Train to Busan” but maybe it is because they have the same Disaster themed movie, whereas this is the most well-known storyline to Korean films. This is made of great tension and drama to keep up the storyline.

Every character in this movie made a good impact on the story, Especially Kim In Hae, performed by Soo Ae, who gave an impressive acting skill, alongside the well-known actor Hyuk Jang, who played the character of Kang Ji Koo. These two gave really great chemistry to the story, they acted like the real characters.

The Cinematography of this movie was well organized according to the created scenes. The Crisis in the movie, which is the outbreak creates a magnificent flow of a series of events. It didn’t just showcase how the outbreak started, but it also gives a happy ending to everyone in the movie.

It also showcases the alertness of the government to the issue of their country. How South Korea handles such disasters, creations of the solution to fight and makes everything into control despite the situation.

This movie will make your knees weak because of the intense actions and will make you focus on the movie itself, especially the actors who give life to a disaster movie.

3. Exit [2022]

Exit is a [2022] film directed by Lee Sang-geun starring Jo Jung Suk and Im Yoon Ah. The movie is considered as one of the best Korean disaster movies that tells about a rock climber who tries to save the day when a mysterious white gas envelops the entire district of Seoul.

Jo Jung Suk plays the character of Yong Nam who used to be one of the best rock climbers in college.

Despite his ability to do well in rock climbing, he struggles to find a decent job after he graduated. Yong Nam only depends on his parents just to make things end. On his mother’s 70th birthday celebration, Yong Nam insisted on having the venue set up at Dream Garden convention hall because his long-time crush Ui Joo (played by Yoon Ah) works there.

Back when they were in college, Yong Nam and Ui Joo used to be members of the rock climbing rock. When Yong Nam confessed his feelings for Ui Joo, Ui Joo rejected him.

During Yong Nam’s mother’s birthday celebration, a mysterious white gas suddenly covered the entire district of Seoul. With the help of his rock climbing skills alongside Ui Joo, Yong Nam will do everything he can to get everyone back to safety.

Because of its great plot and storyline, Exit got favored by several movie review critics including Rotten Tomatoes.

4. Ashfall (2020)

Ashfall is a South Korean movie that talks about the disaster occured when Korea’s tallest volcano erupted.

When Mt. Baekdu suddenly erupts, seismologists warn the public that a devastating supereruption is on its way. Yoo Kyung (played by Jeon Hye Jin) puts up a team to execute a countermeasure for the impending disaster.

She then meets Bong rae (played by Don Lee), a renowned Korean-American seismologist. He presents a way to possibly stop the upcoming supereruption.

Meanwhile, In Chang (played by ha Jung Woo) who is only a few days away from completing his Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit service, recruited to take part in the operation.

During their operation, an accident occurred which led In Chang to be the one incharge to carry out the said operation along with his few members of the squad.

The operation takes place in North Korea, where they will meet Lee Joon Pyeong (played by Lee Byung Hun), a former soldier in North Korea.

Lee Joon Pyeong and In Chang will now work together to stop the volcanic eruption. Back in Seoul, In Chang’s wife Choi Ji Young (played by Bae Suzy), hopes for her husband’s return while struggling to survive the upcoming disaster with her expected baby.

Because of its high approval rating, Ashfall surpassed 2 million moviegoers in just four days. The film had reached 1 million audience just one day after its release.

I know you’re enjoying the list so far so let’s continue checking on the Best Disaster Korean Movies of all time.

5. Train To Busan

This Korean movie has shaken Asia with its unique storyline. The outbreak crisis came from a virus that made South Korea alerted.

This movie will not only make you scream but also cry with the outcome of the story.

The storyline is not just to showcase its characters but also the beauty of their country, South Korea, they show the difference of every City that was shown in the movie. The characters are well portrayed, with emotions and actions.

As the movie goes on, the intensity goes on too. The scenery and cinematography were well played but one of the best Korean disaster movies, it became more likely to be a drama because of the outcome of the story in the end. Their survival was mixed with emotions by losing their loved ones.

It may be a disaster movie, but they didn’t focus on solving the crisis, but only fight back without any solutions to take action about the outbreak of the virus. In the end, a lot of areas of South Korea were affected, moreover, the movie focused on survival.

It is a good movie to watch for a zombie apocalypse-themed movie. It gives a new outline of a story that will captivate your emotions and. Breathless because of the actions made by the characters.

6. Pandora

This creation will toy your emotions that will make you heartbroken at the end of the movie. It will make you hate, realize and intense with every scene that this movie will showcase to us.

Earthquakes are unpredictable even in the 21st Century where technology has already improved and almost changes the world with its innovations. This movie gives us a feeling that disasters can happen all the time without us knowing about it.

This movie is one of the Best Korean Disaster Movies that gives us a big lesson to every audience or viewers that already have seen it, only when you focus on its hidden messages.

We, ourselves, are just like the government in this movie, selfish. We make selfish decisions that will favor us.

We will hate the government and Kim Nam Gil is a character we will idolize in this movie, for sacrificing himself for the lives of many people but have you ever thought that, the people he will save are the ones just like the government? It will make you cry but gives a big impact on one’s selfishness.

The lesson that this movie gives is that not all people will be Kim Nam Gil but will be the government in the future.

7. Tidal Wave

In the line of another disaster Korean movies this may not be one of the best you could ever see. It doesn’t evolve too many actions, unlike the other Disaster, themed movies.

Behind the camera, the scenes cast took much effort in focusing on audience emotions to have reactions to the scenes that involve family, friendships, and relationships which created the heart and soul of the movie. It gives a feeling that will make you one of the casts of the movie.

It gives real-life lessons in every little detail of small or short scenes into it. These short scenes create a good impact on different viewers that have different views in life, it can play with your emotions in a good way.

This movie also indicates the ignorance of people when it comes to a disaster, it indicates real-time, it creates a movie that shows the real world.

Maybe not all of us may be happy or satisfied with this movie, because of viewing too many situations with different characters with a different perspective in life.

It may not reach our expectations about a Korean movie. But ignoring this movie and not finding out the small details why this is a good one, it will be a waste especially that it views the real people in the real world.

8. Taegukgi

Taegukgi tells the story of two brothers who are forced to go to battle during the outbreak of Korean War in June 1950.

The older brother named Jin Tae 9 (played by Jang Dong Kun) is a shoemaker who provides for his family’s everyday needs. He also works to send his younger brother Jin Seok (played by Won Bin) to college.

When a Korean war outbreak occurs, the two need to be away from their family to join the military team. Jin Tae vows to protect his younger brother at all cost. A military official promises Jin Tae that if he wins a medal of honor, they will send Jin Seok home.

Meanwhile, Jin Tae’s fiance Young Shin (played by Lee Eun Ju) awaits her boyfriend’s comeback while trying to get food for her family by joining the communist party.

Taegukgi has a melodramatic feel with an emotional storylines equipped with power of tales of the war.

it will put its viewers in their seat as it will give them a story of faith, love and trust to be tested in time, making taegukgi one of the best Korean disaster movies of all time

9. The Terror Live

The Terror Live is about a former news anchor who’s been rigged with a bomb after having an exclusive interview with a terrorist.

Young Hwa Yoon (played by Ha Jung Woo) used to be a top news anchor when he demoted to radio news. One day, a phone call from a terrorist threatens the blow up the Mapo Bridge.

When Young Hwa Yoon thought the call is just a prank, the bridge suddenly blows up 10 minutes after the phone call. Because of this, Young hwa Yoon takes advantage of the situation get his career back as news anchor.

Instead of working with the police investigators, Young Hwa Yoon tries to conduct an exclusive interview with the terrorist.

The said terrorist is one of the construction workers of Mapo Bridge who demands the President to apology for his coworkers who died while on their job.

The government, on the other hand, thinks they are not to blame for the death of the terrorist’s coworkers. Because of this, the government dismissed the demand of the terrorist, making the latter go awry.

Soon enough, Young Hwa Yoon finds out there is a bomb rigged on his earphones and the terrorist threatens that if he doesn’t get what he demands, the bomb will explode in Young Hwa Yoon’s ears, love on air.

To be considered as one of the best Korean disaster movies, you need to put your audiences in real emotions. This is what The terror Live aims to do as it earns not only good reviews from film critics but also from the word of mouth of its moviegoers.

10. Deranged

Deranged tells the story of a disastrous drowning epidemic which causes a national panic in the entire South Korea.

With thousands of victim’s life at stake, Jae Hyuk (played by Kim Myung Min) finds an antidote that may be stored in his warehouse supplies area through the help of his brother Detective Jae Pil (Kim Dong Wan).

Deranged is also considered as one of the best Korean disaster movies because of its great plot and cinematography.

The movie sells 1.13 million during its premiere episode in 2011. Deranged also earned numerous awards including Best Supporting Actress and Most Popular Actor in 2012 Blue Dragon Film Awards and Baeksang Arts Awards, respectively.

11. Vanishing Time

Vanishing Time is about a 30-year old man who suddenly appeared after he mysteriously went missing in a forest. The boy’s name is Sung Min (played by Lee Hyo Je).

He and his other friends including Su Rin (played by Shin Eun Soo) ventures out into a cave in a forest when they discover a glittering egg to which according to folklore, the egg can turn a child into an adult.

When the boys took the egg out of curiosity, Su Rin tried to stop them, however, the boys suddenly disappeared. Later, a mysterious man in his 30s suddenly shows up and tells Su Rin he is Sung Min.

Vanishing Time is considered as one of the best Korean disaster movies because of its plot that transcends from the borders of drama and science fiction.

According to film critics, the movie shows an intricate combination of sci-fi and melodrama which results in a more entertaining movie.

Vanishing Time takes viewers to a magical experience that will capture the fleeting innocence of childhood, alongside with the harsh world of adulthood.

12. The Tunnel

When Lee Jung Soo (played by Ha Jung Woo) drives home for his daughter’s birthday, he enters a tunnel and suddenly gets trapped inside. When he regains consciousness, Lee Jung Soo finds himself in his car buried under tons of concrete debris.

With his cellphone, two bottles of water and his daughter’s birthday cake, Lee Jung Soo tries to do everything he can to get out of the trap and be on time for his daughter’s birthday.

The Tunnel earned a 100% rating on some popular film critics because of its fantastic survival drama-type film.

By analyzing this list of Best Korean Disaster Movies, in the end, People are raised to save themselves in every disaster they encounter in life, and that will never change to be added here are the best korean dramas on netflix.

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Frequently Asked Questions in Our Best Korean Disaster Movies Checklist!

Is Vanishing Time Disaster Korean Movies or Fantasy Movies?

Yes! It’s Fantasy Korean Movies but in our case we will include it on our checklist since they had a unique storyline and setting!

Where can I watch some of the best Korean disaster movies?

There are lots of Korean disaster films available for streaming on DVD or via Netflix. Most of them have subtitles in various languages. There are also other websites that legally stream Korean disaster movies and dramas from many Asian countries such as viki

Will there be an upcoming sequel to Train To Busan?

Train to Busan was a huge success when it was first released in South Korea. The film broke the audience record of 10 million moviegoers in South Korea alone. While fans are asking for a sequel, reports revealed that a sequel might be on its way in [2022]. The sequel, entitled “Peninsula”, which is “Bando” in Korean, is said to be released in August [2022]. The main cast Gong Yoo is also said to return along with new casts including Kang Dong Won, Lee Re and Goo Kyo Hwan.

What are some of the upcoming Korean disaster movies this [2022]?

Korean movies never fail to give its audience what they liked best. For disaster movies, the film “Sinkhole” is expected to be released this [2022]. The upcoming movie is about a group of residents living on a villa who are trapped after a sinkhole occurs. The cast line-up stars Cha Seung-won, Kim Sung Kyun and Lee Kwang-soo from Running Man.

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The Funny KDramas to Binge-Watch Now

Published

2 years ago

January 28, 2023

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30
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Are you a fan of K-dramas? Are you looking for a good laugh? Look no further! In this post, we’ll be sharing some of the funniest K-dramas out there that are perfect for your next binge-watch session. From romantic comedies to workplace sitcoms, these shows are guaranteed to have you cracking up. So grab some snacks, get comfortable, and let’s dive into the world of hilarious K-dramas.

Whether you’re new to the K-drama scene or a seasoned pro, you’re bound to find something new and entertaining in this list. From classic shows that have stood the test of time to newer releases that have quickly become fan favorites, there’s something for everyone. So sit back, relax, and get ready to laugh as we take a look at the funniest K-dramas to binge-watch now.

In this post, we’ll be taking a closer look at some of the funniest K-dramas out there and sharing our top picks for shows that are perfect for your next binge-watch session. We’ll be discussing a variety of different types of funny K-dramas, including romantic comedies, workplace sitcoms, and more.

We’ll also be sharing some tips and strategies for finding and watching these shows, including where to stream them and how to search for new and exciting K-dramas to add to your watchlist.

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Why Watch Funny K-dramas

K-dramas have been gaining popularity around the world in recent years, and for good reason. These shows offer a unique blend of humor, drama, and romance that can be hard to find in other types of television.

But why are funny K-dramas worth watching in particular? For one, these shows offer a great way to escape from the stress and uncertainty of everyday life. Whether you’re looking for a good laugh or just need a break from the news, funny K-dramas can be a great pick-me-up.

In addition, funny K-dramas offer a unique perspective on the Asian culture and offer an opportunity to learn about the culture and customs.

Preview of Main Points

In this blog post, we’ll be covering a wide range of topics related to funny K-dramas. Some of the main points we’ll be discussing include:

Our top picks for the funniest K-dramas to watch right now
Tips and strategies for finding new and exciting K-dramas to add to your watchlist
Information on where to stream these shows and what to look for when searching for new K-dramas
An overview of the different types of funny K-dramas, including romantic comedies, workplace sitcoms, and more
A discussion of why funny K-dramas are worth watching and the benefits of watching these shows.

Introduction
- Briefly introduce the topic of funny K-dramas and why they are worth watching
- Preview the main points that will be covered in the blog
The Funniest K-Dramas to Binge-Watch Now
- Discuss the top comedic K-dramas that are currently available for streaming
- Provide a brief synopsis of each show and why it is considered funny
- Include a list of recommended shows along with a brief review
The Most Hilarious Moments in K-Drama History
- Discuss some of the most memorable and funny moments from popular K-dramas
- Provide specific examples and quotes from these moments
- Include a list of the top 10 most hilarious moments
The Most Laugh-Out-Loud K-Drama Quotes
- Highlight some of the funniest and most memorable quotes from K-dramas
- Provide specific examples and context for each quote
- Include a list of the top 10 most laugh-out-loud quotes
The Most Hilarious K-Drama Characters of All Time
- Discuss some of the funniest and most memorable characters from K-dramas
- Provide specific examples of the characters’ comedic moments and traits
- Include a list of the top 10 most hilarious K-drama characters
The Most Hilarious K-Drama Parodies on the Internet
- Discuss some of the funniest and most popular parodies of K-dramas that can be found on the internet
- Provide specific examples and links to the parodies
- Include a list of the top 10 most hilarious K-drama parodies
Conclusion
- Sum up the main points covered in the blog and emphasize the importance of watching funny K-dramas
- Encourage readers to check out the recommended shows and moments discussed in the blog
- Include a call to action for readers to share their own favorite funny K-drama moments and quotes.

Top 17 Comedic K-dramas Available for Streaming

If you’re a fan of funny K-dramas, then you’re in luck! There are a ton of great shows currently available for streaming that are sure to make you laugh. Here are some of our top picks for the funniest K-dramas currently available:

1. “Crash Landing on You”

“Crash Landing on You” is a romantic comedy about a South Korean heiress who accidentally crash lands in North Korea and is rescued by a North Korean soldier. The show is filled with witty banter and unexpected twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

2. “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay”

“It’s Okay to Not Be Okay” is a dark comedy about a children’s book writer with autism and a caretaker at a psychiatric ward who fall in love. The show explores some heavy themes, but it balances it out with a healthy dose of humor and heart.

3. “Hospital Playlist”

“Hospital Playlist” is a workplace sitcom about a group of friends who work at the same hospital. The show is full of witty banter and relatable characters that will make you laugh and feel good.

4. “My Holo Love”

“My Holo Love” is a romantic comedy about a woman who falls in love with a hologram AI. It’s lighthearted and funny, with a heartwarming romance at its core.

These are just a few of the many great funny K-dramas currently available for streaming. If you’re looking for a good laugh, these shows are definitely worth checking out!

5. “Strong Woman Do Bong-Soon”

“Strong Woman Do Bong-Soon” is a romantic comedy about a woman with superhuman strength who becomes a bodyguard for a wealthy businessman. The show is filled with comedic moments and a charming romance that will make you laugh and swoon.

6. “Reply 1988”

“Reply 1988” is a coming-of-age comedy about a group of friends living in the same neighborhood in the late 80s. The show is filled with nostalgic moments, relatable characters, and plenty of laughs.

7. “The Sound of Your Heart”

“The Sound of Your Heart” is a sitcom about a cartoonist and his eccentric family. The show is full of wacky situations and relatable family dynamics that will make you laugh and smile.

These are just a few of the many great funny K-dramas currently available for streaming. If you’re looking for a good laugh, these shows are definitely worth checking out!

8. “Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-Joo”

This coming-of-age sports drama follows the lives of a group of weightlifters at a university. It has comedic moments and a romance subplot that will make you laugh and feel warm.

9. “My ID is Gangnam Beauty”

This drama tells the story of a woman who undergoes plastic surgery to change her appearance and starts attending a new university. It deals with themes of self-acceptance and inner beauty while also having plenty of comedic moments.

10 “She Was Pretty”

This romantic comedy follows the lives of two childhood friends who meet again as adults and find that their appearance has changed quite a bit. It deals with themes of self-esteem and inner beauty while also having plenty of comedic moments.

11. “The Producers”

This comedy-drama follows the lives of four people working in the entertainment industry. It has plenty of comedic moments and deals with themes of friendship, love, and chasing your dreams.

12. “Fight for My Way”

This romantic comedy tells the story of two friends who have been dreaming of becoming successful in their respective fields but have yet to make it happen. It deals with themes of friendship, love, and chasing your dreams while also having plenty of comedic moments.

13. “Two Cops”

This fantasy-comedy tells the story of a detective who becomes possessed by the spirit of a con artist. It deals with themes of redemption and self-discovery while also having plenty of comedic moments.

14. “The Package”

This romantic-comedy tells the story of a group of travelers who go on a trip to France and find love in unexpected places. It deals with themes of love and self-discovery while also having plenty of comedic moments.

15. “The Master’s Sun”

This horror-comedy tells the story of a woman who can see ghosts and a man who is afraid of them. It deals with themes of love and self-discovery while also having plenty of comedic moments.

16. “The Best Hit”

This musical-comedy tells the story of a group of aspiring musicians in the 1990s. It deals with themes of love, friendship, and chasing your dreams while also having plenty of comedic moments.

17. “The Liar and His Lover”

This romantic-comedy tells the story of a music producer who falls in love with a high school student who can’t stop lying. It deals with themes of love and self-discovery while also having plenty of comedic moments.

The Most Hilarious Moments in K-Drama History

In this section, we will take a look at some of the most unforgettable and hilarious moments from popular K-dramas. We will dive into specific examples and quotes that made these moments stand out and made us laugh out loud. Additionally, we will also provide a list of the top 10 most hilarious moments that you don’t want to miss.

Memorable and Funny Moments from K-dramas

K-dramas are known for their intense plot twists and heart-wrenching moments, but let’s not forget about the comedic aspect of these shows. From witty one-liners to physical comedy, K-dramas have provided us with some of the most memorable and funny moments that we can’t help but rewatch over and over again.

One example is in the drama “Reply 1997” where the main character, Sung Si Won, showcases her love for the boy band H.O.T by dancing wildly to their songs and displaying her extensive knowledge about their members. This scene not only displays Si Won’s comedic antics but also highlights the cultural impact of H.O.T in South Korea during the 90s.

Another example is in the drama “Crash Landing on You” where the main character, Yoon Se Ri, gets stuck in North Korea and is forced to do manual labor. In one scene, she is tasked with carrying a large rock up a hill, and instead of struggling, she nonchalantly carries it on her shoulder while singing a song. This scene not only displays Se Ri’s comedic timing but also shows her determination to adapt to her new surroundings.

Top 10 Most Hilarious Moments

“Reply 1997” – Sung Si Won’s H.O.T obsession
“Crash Landing on You” – Yoon Se Ri carrying a rock while singing
“My ID is Gangnam Beauty” – Do Kyung Suk’s “Gangnam Style” dance
“Itaewon Class” – Park Sae Royi’s “I am the best” speech
“Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo” – Kim Bok Joo’s chicken dance
“The World of the Married” – Yeo Da Kyung’s “I am the main character” monologue
“Strong Woman Do Bong Soon” – Do Bong Soon’s superhuman strength mishaps
“Fight My Way” – Ko Dong Man’s “I am the man” speech
“Welcome to Waikiki 2” – Lee Joon Ki’s “I am the father” reveal
“It’s Okay to Not Be Okay” – Moon Gang Tae’s “I am not okay” confession

These are just a few examples of the many comedic moments that K-dramas have provided us with. From physical comedy to witty one-liners, these moments have not only made us laugh but also added to the overall enjoyment of the show. So, grab some snacks and get ready to relive some of the funniest moments in K-drama history.

The Most Laugh-Out-Loud K-Drama Quotes

Hilarious K-Drama Quotes

K-dramas are known for their dramatic and emotional moments, but they also have their fair share of laugh-out-loud moments. In this section, we will highlight some of the funniest and most memorable quotes from popular K-dramas. These quotes will not only give you a good laugh, but they will also give you a glimpse into the unique humor of K-dramas

Top 10 Most Laugh-Out-Loud Quotes

Here are our top 10 funniest K-drama quotes:

“I’m not a pushover. I’m a doormat.” – Park Min-young in “Healer”
“I’m not short, I’m concentrated awesome.” – Park Bo-gum in “Reply 1988”
“I may be a loser, but at least I’m not a coward like you.” – Lee Min-ho in “The Heirs”
“I’m not a robot, I’m a human. And I have feelings.” – Gong Yoo in “Goblin”
“I may be poor, but at least I have a lot of aegyo.” – Kim Soo-hyun in “Producer”
“I may be a genius, but I’m still a human. And I make mistakes.” – Jang Geun-suk in “You’re Beautiful”
“I may be a criminal, but at least I have a conscience.” – Hyun Bin in “Secret Garden”
“I may be a vampire, but I still have feelings.” – Yeo Jin-goo in “Hotel del Luna”
“I may be an angel, but I’m not perfect.” – Lee Dong-wook in “Goblin”
“I may be a ghost, but at least I’m not alone.” – Jo Jung-suk in “Oh My Ghost”

These quotes not only showcase the wit and humor of K-dramas, but they also provide a glimpse into the characters and their personalities. From Park Min-young’s self-deprecating humor to Hyun Bin’s sly wit, these quotes will have you laughing and falling in love with K-dramas all over again.

The Most Hilarious K-Drama Characters of All Time

Top 10 Most Hilarious K-Drama Characters

These characters are not only entertaining to watch, but they also add a comedic element to the shows they are in.

First on our list is the character of Gong Gwang Soo from the K-drama “Reply 1997.” This character is known for his comedic timing and his love for all things “90s.” He is always cracking jokes and making references to the pop culture of the era, which adds a layer of nostalgia and humor to the show.

Next is the character of Kim Shin from the K-drama “Goblin.” This character is a goblin, and while he may be immortal and powerful, he also has a comedic side. His interactions with his human bride, Ji Eun Tak, are often filled with witty banter and humorous moments.

Another memorable character is Jang Man Wol from the K-drama “Hotel del Luna.” This character is the CEO of a hotel that caters to ghosts, and she is known for her sharp tongue and no-nonsense attitude. However, her interactions with the hotel staff and the ghosts that stay there are often filled with comedic moments.

Other notable characters include:

Cha Dal Gun from “Crash Landing on You” for his over-the-top reactions and antics
Kim Tan from “The Heirs” for his playful banter and pranks
Park Saeroyi from “Itaewon Class” for his sarcasm and dry sense of humor
Kim Min Soo from “The Sound of Your Heart” for his relatable and goofy moments
Han Yeo Reum from “What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim” for her comedic timing and expressions.

These are just a few examples of the many hilarious K-drama characters out there. As you watch these shows, pay attention to the comedic moments and characters, as they add an extra layer of enjoyment to the viewing experience.

The Most Hilarious K-Drama Parodies on the Internet

Top 10 Most Hilarious K-Drama Parodies

In this section, we will be discussing some of the funniest and most popular parodies of K-dramas that can be found on the internet. K-dramas have gained a massive global following and with that, comes a plethora of parodies and comedic spin-offs of the beloved shows. These parodies not only showcase the comedic talents of the creators but also provide a fresh and light-hearted perspective on the original content.

Discussing Popular K-drama Parodies:

There are countless parodies of K-dramas available on the internet, but we have narrowed down the list to the top 10 most hilarious and popular ones. These parodies range from skits and short videos to full-length episodes and feature some of the most iconic and memorable moments from the original shows.

“K-drama in a Nutshell” – This parody skit perfectly captures the essence of K-dramas in just a few minutes and has become a fan favorite.
“K-drama Bloopers” – This parody series highlights some of the funniest and most awkward moments from popular K-dramas.
“K-drama Cops” – This parody series imagines the characters from a K-drama as police officers solving crimes in a comedic way.
“K-drama High School” – This parody series puts the characters from a K-drama in a high school setting, complete with teenage drama and comedic situations.
“K-drama The Office” – This parody series reimagines the characters from a K-drama as coworkers in a comedic office setting.
“K-drama Cooking Show” – This parody series features the characters from a K-drama as cooking show hosts, complete with comedic mishaps and hilarity.
“K-drama The Musical” – This parody musical features the characters from a K-drama singing and dancing their way through comedic situations.
“K-drama Dating Game” – This parody game show features the characters from a K-drama as contestants on a dating show, complete with comedic twists and turns.
“K-drama Superheroes” – This parody series imagines the characters from a K-drama as superheroes, complete with comedic powers and adventures.
“K-drama Sitcom” – This parody series reimagines the characters from a K-drama in a classic sitcom setting, complete with a laugh track and comedic situations.

These are just a few examples of the countless parodies of K-dramas that can be found on the internet. Each one provides a unique and comedic perspective on the original content, making them a must-watch for any K-drama fan. Be sure to check out the links provided to see these parodies for yourself and have a laugh while enjoying some of the most iconic and beloved K-dramas.

Conclusion

In this blog post, we will be discussing the funniest K-dramas to binge-watch now, as well as some of the most memorable and funny moments, quotes, characters, and parodies from popular K-dramas.

The Importance of Funny K-dramas

K-dramas are known for their intense and emotional storylines, but it’s important to take a break from the drama and enjoy a good laugh.
Watching funny K-dramas can help to relieve stress and improve mental health.
K-dramas offer a unique brand of humor that is different from Western sitcoms and comedy shows.

Recommended Funny K-dramas

Here are some of the top comedic K-dramas that are currently available for streaming:
- “Crash Landing on You” – A romantic comedy about a South Korean heiress who accidentally paraglides into North Korea and falls in love with a North Korean soldier.
- “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay” – A dark comedy about a community health worker with antisocial personality disorder who falls in love with a children’s book writer with autism.
- “Hospital Playlist” – A comedy-drama about a group of friends who have been in a band together since medical school and work together at the same hospital.
- “My ID is Gangnam Beauty” – A comedy about a woman who undergoes plastic surgery to escape bullying and enters university with a new appearance, but struggles with her self-esteem and the expectations of beauty.
- “Reply 1988” – A coming-of-age comedy-drama about five families living in the same neighborhood in 1988.
- “What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim” – A romantic comedy about a narcissistic vice-president of a company who falls in love with his secretary, who suddenly decides to quit her job.
- “The Sound of Your Heart” – A comedy about a cartoonist and his eccentric family, based on the popular webtoon of the same name.
- “Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-joo” – A sports-romantic comedy about a weightlifter who falls in love with a swimmer, based on the real-life story of the South Korean weightlifter, Jang Mi-ran.
- “Misaeng” – A comedy-drama about a man who starts working at a trading company after failing to become a professional baduk player, based on the webtoon of the same name
- “Fight for my way” – A romantic comedy about two friends who have been best friends since childhood and now in their late 20s, and how they fall in love.
- “The Beauty Inside” – A romantic comedy about a man who wakes up in a different body every day and falls in love with a woman who is unaware of his condition.
- “Because This is My First Life” – A romantic comedy about two people in their 30s who are living alone and enter into a house-sharing agreement, and how they fall in love.
- “The Fiery Priest” – A crime-comedy drama about a Catholic priest with a hot temper who teams up with a detective and a prosecutor to solve a murder case.
- “Welcome to Waikiki” – A comedy-drama about three friends who run a guesthouse called Waikiki in Itaewon, Seoul, and their relationships with their guests and each other

In conclusion, K-dramas are not just about the drama and romance, they can also be a great source of laughter and entertainment. The shows, moments, and quotes that we have discussed in this blog are just a glimpse into the world of comedic K-dramas. We hope that you have found this blog informative and entertaining, and that it has sparked your interest in watching some of the funniest K-dramas out there.

We encourage you to check out the shows and moments that we have recommended and to share your own favorite funny K-drama moments and quotes with us in the comments section below. We would love to hear your thoughts and recommendations. Remember, laughter is the best medicine and what better way to lift your spirits than by watching a funny K-drama? So, grab some popcorn, sit back, and enjoy the ride!

Korean Drama Review

Korean Drama Recommendation: School Setting KDrama Lead Actors

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2 years ago

September 7, 2022

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South Korean culture has widespread, which includes music, TV, and movies. Kdramas and Korean movies are becoming mainstream so it is only fair that we also talk about Korean Actors. They have played a big part in making the Korean acting scene global through their excellent acting and visuals. These Korean Actors have earned a name for their talents, despite being extremely popular in East-Asian countries.

Ong Seong Woo As Choi Jun Woo In “Moment Of Eighteen”

Choi Jun Woo is now 18 years old and has become a permanent loner. His inability to properly express his emotions makes him seem aloof and uncaring. Uncovering his lonely exterior is a young, charming man. He just needs the right people to show this side. Jun Woo meets Yoo Soo Bin, who is a top student but has lived her entire life under the control of her overbearing mom. Soo Bin spent her entire life living under the control of her mother and dreamed of being an independent woman. Ma Hwi Young (Shin Seung Ho), however, appears like a gentleman. The young appear confident and strong on the outside. But on the inside, he is just a timid, eighteen-year-old boy trying to find his way in the world. Each student has his or her challenges, but when they are together, their lives slowly change.

Yoon Kung San As Ki Moo Hyeok In “Class Of Lies”

Ki Moo Hyeok, a highly-successful lawyer, is more interested in winning his next case and making money than anything else. He was at the peak of his career and had everything that he could want. The day he decided that he would take on a case involving a high school murder, it all changed. Moo Hyeok’s reputation suffers from having to deal so sensitively with these matters. In an attempt to save his career and reputation, Moo Hyeok goes undercover to find the truth. Moo Hyeok takes on the role of a temporary teacher at the high school where the murder took place. Soon, he realizes there’s more to this school than anyone could have imagined. Recognizing both victims and criminals can take many forms, Moo Hyeok teams up with Ha So Hyun, a fellow teacher, to defend the innocent and ensure that all criminals of any age are brought before justice.The Top 15 List of Best SBS Dramas Reviewed RANKED

Cha Eun Woo As Lee Su-Ho In “True Beauty”

Jugyeong Lim was treated unfairly in her teens by her family. She also was bullied by her enemies because she was perceived as ugly. By watching tutorial videos online, she begins to learn makeup. As she masters the art, her makeover is a huge success. People are astonished at her beauty and quickly becomes her favorite thing to do. She soon forms an unlikely friendship with Lee Su-ho, who recognizes her beyond her makeup, and Han Seojun who isn’t on the same page as Suho. Jugyeong lives in a society that judges people based on their appearance. She navigates her high school years and college life with little makeup. She also has to deal with challenges such as her self-esteem and love life and career.

Sun Ho Jun As Choi Ban Doo In “Go Back Couple”

Choi Ban Doo & Ma Jin Joo are unhappy with their 18-year marriage.

Choi Ban Do is 38 and Ma Jin Joo is 38. They are married. Choi Ban Do has had to be the breadwinner while Ma Jin Joo is a low-self-esteem housewife. Although they were married for love, they hate each other now. Both regret that they married so young. They both travel through time and end up as university students at twenty years old when they first met.

Ma Jin Joo, Choi Ban Doo, and Ma Jin Doo first met at college. They fell in love quickly and were married shortly after. 18 years later, Choi Ban Doo continues to work long hours in a job that he is unhappy with while Ma Jin Joo tries to be a mother by caring for their infant child and the house. Their unhappiness reaches a boiling point when their frustrations and old wounds become too much. Remorseful of their marriage and the events that led to it, they decide to divorce. A strange occurrence saw them travel back in time to their 20-year-old selves. They can go back to college and be their young self, as well as relive their college days.

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Kim Bum As Joon-Hwi In “Law School”

An unusual case is what happens to students and professors at law schools. A professor at a top law school and his students become involved in an unimaginable case.

Yang Jong Hoon used to be a prosecutor. Yang Jong Hoon, a former prosecutor, is now a Hankuk University Law School lecturer. Yang Jong Hoon focuses on the cultivation of law profession personnel. Members who can be meaningful contributors. Professor Kim Eun Sook is the only one with whom he can openly communicate.

Kang Sol and Han Joon–Hwi are first-year law school, students. Kang Sol, who was raised by a single mother, comes from a difficult family background. She is surrounded by smart, educated students who come from rich backgrounds. Because of her past, she feels insecure. Kang Sol gradually learns about the true profession of law. Han Joona-Hwi is a top-ranked first-year student at law school. He is a handsome young man with leadership abilities, but he has another secret.

Professor Yang was then arrested as the main suspect in the murder of a professor from the law school. They began working together to discover the truth behind Professor Seo’s suicide and prove Professor Yang’s innocence.

Korean Drama Review

10 High-School Korean Drama Recommendations

Published

2 years ago

September 5, 2022

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There are many genres of Korean Dramas. It can be difficult to create a watchlist and it is much easier to look at online reviews before making your decision. You might be a beginner in Korean drama and want to find the best dramas for you. If you love stories about youth with romance, comedy, or even horror, our Korean Drama Recommendations might help you. Here are some of our High School Korean Drama recommendations that might help you to get started.

“To the Beautiful You” (2012)

Goo Jae Hee (a Korean girl living in America) is the series’ main character. One day, she is captivated by Kang Tae Joon’s high jump competition when she saw it on television. She becomes a fan of the young athlete and eventually moves to Korea to attend the same school Tae Joon attended. However, there’s one catch. Tae Joon attends an all-boys high school. Jae Hee pretends that she is a boy to get in. It is based on the Japanese anime, Hana Kimi. The series centers around Mizuki Ashiya a Japanese girl who resides in the United States. One day, she is captivated by Izumi, a high jump competitor. She becomes a fan of Sano and eventually moves to Japan to attend the same school. However, there is one catch. Sano attends Osaka Gakuen High School, an all-boys school. Mizuki must pretend that she is a boy to gain admission.

“School 2013” (2013)

Seungri High School ranks among the worst of all 178 Seoul high schools based on academic scores. Seungri High school is currently busy preparing presentations and other activities for its students. Seungri High’s Class 2 is the lowest grade at Seungri High. Nam-Soon (Lee JongSuk), has been elected as the class president for grade 2. This is thanks to Jung-Ho, Kwak JungWook, who is also a member of the school gang. Se-Chan (Daniel Choi), a top Korean language teacher, is based at a well-known institute in Gangnam. Se-Chan was hired by Seungri High School to improve student scores. Nam-Soon feels embarrassed when SeChan makes an appearance at the school’s opening presentation.

“Hi! School: Love on” (2014)

Lee Seul Bi is sent to Earth as an angel to look after Shin Woo Hyun. He lives with his grandmother and is still haunted by the emotional traumas he suffered from being abandoned by his parents. Despite his cold demeanor, Woo Hyun is very popular at school due to his beautiful singing voice and great looks. Hwang Sung Yeol discovers a hidden secret and begins to have a feeling for Seul Bi. Seul Bi pretends to be a friend even at school. Seul bi must survive her first love and other difficulties of being a teenager while also doing her job well to protect Woo Hyun.

“Who are you: School 2015” (2015)

Go Eunyul is a School girl who goes on a school trip from Seoul to Teongyeong. Lee Eun Bi meets her twin sister Lee Eun Bi while she is in Teongyeong. Lee Eun Bi is facing a difficult time in her life and is contemplating suicide. Lee Eun Bi is replacing Go Eun Biul after her disappearance. Now, she must live like her and lie about everything. Sekang High School’s Gangnam District school is the most prestigious, while Go Eun Byeol the most sought-after girl in the district is Sekang High School. Lee Eun Bi (her identical twin) is currently living in an abandoned school and being bullied. Eun Bi mysteriously vanishes after a while. Eun Bi soon loses her memory and is mistakenly referred to as Eun Beol. Eun Bo then lives her life as Eun Beol.

“Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo” (2016)

A story of college athletes coming of age, who fight for their dreams, experience and find love along the way, and learn every step of that journey. A touching story about friendship, love, and youth. The drama follows the struggles of students at a college for sports, as they try to achieve their goals and find success while maintaining friendship and love. Together, the main characters experience a rollercoaster ride of emotions with their friends. This drama follows the students through their struggles and joys. It reminds viewers to support and care for those around them and to treat them as you would want to be treated.

“School 2017” (2017)

Ra Eun Ho knows too well that her high school doesn’t accept students like herself who lack connections, wealth, or grades. Despite her low school ranking she dreams of being a webtoon artist and getting into Korea University to meet the boy she loves. Oh Sa Rang, her best friend, is the daughter of the school janitor. Although she is aware that college is not realistic for her, she is already determined to take the civil service exam. Even though Hyun Tae Won is lower than Eun Ho, her moody father, who has invested in the high school, is wealthy. Teachers turn their backs on Tae Won’s poor behavior and school performance. Wealthy families have access to the most expensive education, as well as private tutors and cram schools. Song Dae Hwi is however the number one. He is the No. 1 student in his class despite being poor and living with an alcoholic mother. Kim Hui Chan, a wealthy student, is forced to tutor him. Hong Nam Joo, a beautiful girl, seems to be pursuing him for his study notes. Eun Ho is wrongly attributed to the troubles caused by a student at high school. She must find the culprit so she can go to college.

“Gangnam Beauty” (2018)

This series follows Kang Mi Rae, who was once bullied over her looks. Because of this, she was insecure and cautious around others, as well as withdrawing. Mi Rae decides that her life is better without bullying, and undergoes plastic surgery to improve her appearance. Do Kyung Suk, her middle-school friend, is there to help her. She sees people from the inside, and not just the outside. Kang Mi Rae becomes his favorite. Mi Rae, who is being teased yet again and called “Gangnam Beauty”, begins to feel embarrassed and begins to lose her confidence. Kyung Suk, a cold, reserved, but kind, becomes her one advocate and she begins to realize that the true beauty of her soul isn’t on the outside.

“Extraordinary You” (2019)

This is the story of a little girl who discovers she is a supporting character in a webcomic and decides to change her destiny. Eun Dan Oh, 17, is a high school student from a wealthy family. She suffers from a severe heart condition and will likely not live beyond her teens. Dan Oh discovers that her memory is also suffering from long gaps. This leads her to the sad realization that her life is now governed by a Korean webtoon, and the artist who created her is responsible for all her actions. Even worse, she finds out she is only one of the supporting characters in the cast. Her new understanding of the world she lives in has made her determined to find true love and circumvent the author’s plans for her character.

“True Beauty” (2020)

This drama starred Moon Ga Young (female lead), Cha Eun Woo (male lead), and Hwang In Yeop (second lead male). The story was about a high school girl who is bullied and treated poorly because of her unattractive looks. She wanted to change her life by transforming herself into a beautiful “goddess” after learning how to apply makeup online and becoming a renowned celebrity.

“Our Beloved Summer” (2021)

A romantic comedy that focuses on ex-lovers who split up after making a vow never to be together again. The documentary they shot ten years ago is celebrated and the couple is now forced to appear in front of the camera. An uplifting coming-of-age romantic comedy about Choi Woong-soo and Kook Yeon Soo, former lovers who parted with a promise never to see each other again. They are forced to reunite again after the viral success of the documentary they made ten years ago in high school. The series portrays their complicated emotions and growth.