The best Kim Sang-joong’s movies
If you love cinema, you will share this ranking of the best Kim Sang-joong’s movies, although you may have ordered them differently. In any case, we hope you love it and with a little luck discovering a movie that you still don’t know about Kim Sang-joong.
The Bad Guys: Reign of Chaos
6.2/10
Chief of the ‘Special Crime Unit’, OH Gu-tak, looks for the former gangster, PARK Woong-chul, whom he had worked with before, and recruits a con artist, KWAK No-soon, and a convicted cop, KO Yoo-sung in the new team. With new blood, the ‘Bad Guys’ have become stronger and tougher. As they dig deeper into the case, they sense that a much bigger crime organization is behind it all and they begin the hunt for bad guys…
The Day He Arrives
7/10
Sang-Joon is a professor in the film department at a provincial university. He goes to Seoul to meet his senior, Young-Ho, who works as a film critic. Sang-Joon stays in a northern village in Seoul for 3 days.
My Boss, My Hero
6.2/10
A series of embarrassing incidents force a mobster to go back to high school to finally graduate.
My Boss, My Teacher
5.6/10
A mobster must complete college and spend some time as an ethics teacher in order to receive a promotion to a coveted territory.
Maria and the Inn
5.9/10
Two men, brothers, and two women, mother and daughter, learn of life and love at an inn.
Jakarta
6.5/10
A heist movie about three groups of thieves who independently plan to rob the same bank on the same day, which causes no end of pandemonium and confusion, or does it?
Our Sunhi
6.7/10
A young woman returning to her old school to visit her professor also runs into her old boyfriend and her senior, each of whom has a past with her.
Hanbando
4.9/10
A Korean reunification plan is upset by a Japanese invasion plot, revealing a century-old secret between the countries.
The Anarchists
5.6/10
A group of Korean anarchists in 1920s China are determined to overthrow the military and government.
Holy Daddy
5.8/10
Won-Tak's dad, an old-time con-man, was suddenly killed during a freak accident in the prison, just one day before his release. Having waited for so many years to be reconciled with his dad and to start a new life together, Won-Tak felt betrayed and vowed to ruin his own life and bring shame to his parents. However, unknown to him, Wong-Tak's dad has managed to strike a bargain with an angel to return to the living world as Won-Tak's new bestfriend...
The Promenade
6.1/10
The sullen owner of a music store employs a strange young woman in his small corner shop, while he deals with a conflicted past with his father. His friends experience similar life changing experiences as well, which they bring to light in their music.
Like Father, Like Son
The story of people who really wanted to be happy | Like walking slow, like singing joyfully, it's living.
Legendary rock singer Tae-soo (played by Kim Sang-joong), who dominated the music scene in his childhood, visits his son Gun-sung's house in 15 years. Tae-soo, whose philosophy of life is to live so roughly that even his son's name is Gun-sung, is far from the traditional image of a responsible and sacrificial father. Meanwhile, son Gun-sung is a man of good living who prepares music and study step by step as planned so as not to be like his father, and I don't like Tae-soo, a father from one to ten. The relationship between the two, which is a mixture of affection and affection that has been building up for 15 years in a quarrel, is hardly narrowed.
