The most anticipated Korean movies worth watching in September

The most anticipated Korean movies worth watching in September 

This September, get ready to immerse yourself in a whirlwind of emotions—from romance to comedy, darkness, and heartfelt moments—all wrapped up in three highly anticipated Korean comedies: Seoul Busters, Iron Family and Dog Knows Everything.

Seoul Busters: An epic thriller sitcom with a talented cast

Seoul Busters is a crime comedy that tells the story of the nation’s lowest-ranking homicide investigation team as they team up with the captain of an elite homicide unit to become an unstoppable team. This film is written by famous screenwriter Lee Young Chul (High Kick, The Best Hit) and Lee Kwang Jae (Potato Star 2013QR3), promising a fascinating mix of humor and suspense.

The Iron Family: An 8-year reunion full of romance and intrigue

Written by Seo Sook Hyang, the creator behind Pasta and Jealousy Incarnate, Iron Family is a dark romantic comedy revolving around a family that has run a laundry business for three generations. Airing on KBS2 starting September 28, this weekend’s drama reunites Kim Jung Hyun and Geum Sae Rok after eight years.

In the film, Kim Jung Hyun plays Seo Kang Joo, the son of the richest Cheongryeom family and the CEO of Jiseung Group. Geum Sae Rok plays Lee Da Rim, the youngest daughter of the Cheongnyeom laundry family, who has suffered from a degenerative eye disease that has worsened since the age of 14. Despite having impaired vision, Da Rim is still brave and confident. Although she miraculously discovered a cure for her condition, the high cost of treatment left her depressed. The plot thickens when Da Rim reunites with Seo Kang Joo, with whom she shares unforgettable memories, and after eight years, they resume their relationship, causing Kang Joo to misbehave.

The Dog Who Knows Everything: A touching, healing comedy

Directed by Kim Yoo Jin and written by Byun Sook Kyung, Dog Knows Everything is a heartwarming new comedy about a group of lively old people and an old police dog named Sophie. This film that blends humor with touching moments is sure to captivate audiences as mysterious events unfold through interactions with Sophie.

In the film, Lee Soon Jae plays a top Korean actor, similar to his real-life personality, bringing many emotions through his acting. After an unexpected incident during filming, he retreated to Geoje Island. Despite his stubborn exterior, he is a kind-hearted person who struggles with feelings of loss and emptiness. As he begins to understand Sophie’s barking, he undergoes significant personal growth through interactions with those around him. Bae Jung Nam voices Sophie, whose emotional voiceover and chemistry with Lee Soon Jae enhances the overall viewing experience.

These three comedies will bring laughter, warmth and a little romance to your September. Don’t miss these must-see movies!