Top 4 Ji Chang-wook Korean Movies You Can't Miss

Ji Chang-wook, a prominent figure in the world of South Korean entertainment, has captivated audiences with his charismatic personality and versatile acting skills. Today this South Korean actor is celebrating his 37th birthday. His ability to seamlessly transition between genres, from action thrillers to rom-coms, has garnered him a diverse fan base both in South Korea and internationally. While he is widely recognised for his roles in dramas, Ji Chang-wook has also significantly contributed to Korean cinema. Let's take a look at some of his notable movies that showcase his talent and versatility as an actor:

Best Ji Chang-wook Korean Movies

1. ‘Fabricated City’

If you like action thriller movies then Ji Chang-wok's ‘Fabricated City’ is a must-watch for all his fans. ‘Fabricated City’ stands out as one of Ji Chang-wook’s most acclaimed films, where he portrays the character of Kwon Yoo, a skilled gamer and formerly a national taekwondo champion who becomes the victim of a conspiracy. The movie has a good mix of action, thriller, and mystery as he fights to clear his name and seek justice. His performance received praise for his portrayal of a complex character from all over the world.

Where to watch 'Fabricated City’ -Amazon Prime Video

2. ‘The Bros’

‘The Bros’ stars Ma Dong-seok, Lee Dong-hwi, and Lee Hanee in the lead roles. Ji Chang-wook had a cameo appearance in the movie as Young Choon-bae which later became an important part of the movie plot. The plot of this rom-com South Korean movie ‘The Bros’ is about, “Two brothers, Lee Suk-Bong and Lee Joo-Bong, who meet again for their father's funeral. But instead of reuniting the family, they both deal with their problems. On the way to their hometown, they hit a mysterious woman with a car”, as per IMDb. Ji Chang-wook’s comedic timing and chemistry with the cast added depth to his character, showcasing his versatility beyond action and romance genres.

Where to watch ‘The Bros’ - Netflix

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3. ‘Hard Hit’

‘Hard Hit’ is a remake of the 2015 Spanish action thriller movie ‘Retribution’. It became a hit in South Korea, surpassing the 500,000 viewer mark on its 10th day of release, making it the first Korean movie to achieve this milestone in 2021. IMDb states, “An ordinary family navigates the unpredictable circumstances caused by a mysterious phone call that puts them in a horrific situation.” The movie centres around a bank branch manager in Busan who discovers bombs planted in his car while on his way to drop off his kids at school. To make matters worse, he realises he's been framed for another bombing. It’s interesting to see how the caller takes things ahead and creates chaos.

Where to watch ‘Hard Hit’ - Amazon Prime Video

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4. ‘The Long Way Home’

Ji Chang-wook made another cameo in the South Korean movie ‘The Long Way Home’ which is set in 1953, during the Korean War. He played the role of a conscription officer. The movie beautifully portrays the friendship between a South Korean and a North Korean soldier during the Korean War. According to the Korean Film Biz Zone, “Set in 1953, during the Korean War, a middle-aged South Korean soldier and a teenage North Korean soldier meet by chance at the Western Front. They struggle over a tank for different purposes and destinations, but eventually, come to realise they are both victims of the war and become close like brothers.”

Where to watch ‘The Long Way Home’ -Dailymotion

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