The Best Korean Movies With Happy Ending to Make Your Day

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For those who were seriously having a stressful day, I recommend you watch a Korean movie in the list below to brighten your mood. They are likely to move your worries away.

1. Samjin Company English Class

Synopsis:
In 1995, three female high school-graduated office workers attend English classes together in hopes that they will receive promotions.
Meanwhile, they discover corruption within their company and team up to expose it.

 
Trailer:

Main cast:

• Ko Ah-Sung as Lee Ja-Young
• Esom as Jung Yoo-Na
• Park Hye-Soo as Sim Bo-Ram

Quick review:

2. Extreme Job

Synopsis:
A drug squad tries to take down a gang of organized criminals by going undercover in a chicken restaurant. It takes an unexpected turn of events for their new recipe to change the restaurant in a bad condition into the most popular eatery around.

Trailer:

Main cast:

• Ryu Seung-Ryong as Chief Go
• Lee Hanee as Detective Jang
• Gong Myung as Detective Jae-Hoon
• Jin Seon-kyu as Detective Ma
• Lee Dong-Hwi as Detective Young-Ho

Quick review:

3. Honest Candidate

Synopsis:
Politician Joo Sang-Sook is a national assembly member. Having been elected three times now she is seeking the fourth term. Despite her habitual lying, all of a sudden, she is incapable of telling a lie.

Trailer:

Main cast:

• Ra Mi-Ran as Joo Sang-Sook
• Kim Mu-Yeol as Park Hee-Cheol
• Na Moon-Hee as Kim Ok-Hee
• Jang Dong-Joo as Bong Eun-Ho
• Yoon Kyung-Ho as Bong Man-Sik

Quick review:

4. I Can Speak

Synopsis:
The movie recounts the story of an old lady who continually sends complaints about the wrongs she witnesses around her daily to the local public government office. Also, improbably, she makes friends with one junior civil service official who starts to teach her English. 'I Can Speak' is a comedy, but the genre fills in as a means of talking about the more in-depth subject of Korean comfort women during WWII.

Trailer:

Main cast:

• Na Moon-Hee as Na Ok-Bun
• Choi Soo-In as young Na Ok-Bun
• Lee Je-Hoon as Park Min-Jae

Quick review:

(to be continued)