FILMY KEEDAY

Thanks to the Hong Kong film fraternity, the entertainment industry has found a mainstream genre in Martial Art films. Although martial arts were the key elements in most of the films produced in Hong Kong , the genre gained worldwide recognition highly because of the global popularity of action stars like Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li. In fact, these stars should be given high credit for popularizing the trend of using martial arts as an entertainment factor in the movies. As the stardom of these action heroes reached each and every corner of the world over the years, the martial arts genre became mainstream. However, this genre has still not reached a potential such as Romance, Comedy or other major ones. Yet, there is a good list of movies produced year after year around the globe that are completely based on martial art training or martial art combats, highly choreographed using martial techniques such as Kung Fu, kickboxing, Karate, Taekwondo, Wing Chun and many ...

Romance is a genre in cinema that inspires and teaches a lot of people to love their counterparts, setting perfect examples after taking cues from similar experiences in real life. However, this genre is celebrated very differently among different film industries around the globe. Talking about the two major film industries, Bollywood depicts romance through the medium of music and displays intense emotions through its cinema, while Hollywood is somewhat practical and straightforward yet successful in portraying romance in the most compassionate way. On the contrary, there’s the South Korean Film Industry that blends the nature of both Hollywood and Bollywood while creating its own perfect marvels of romantic pieces through its vast range of romantic movies . Hence, after the success of sharing the most intense South Korean crime thrillers of all time , we are up again with the top fascinating South Korean romantic movies for you to cherish. Best South Korean Romantic Mov...

When it comes to thriller movies, there is no place in the world that could beat the South Korean Film Industry . If Hollywood is famous for its technology and casting, whereas Bollywood boasts about stardom and entertainment quotient, the South Korean film industry triumphs at producing some quality suspense thriller movies for the masses today with their realistic approach. The quality of South Korean thriller Movies  can be assessed by the number of countries, these movies are released after being dubbed into their native languages. Such a stint couldn’t have been possible if the South Korean film industry was still kept under state regulations, however, all that changed after the first fully non-government-funded movie, Marriage Story, released in 1992. But, it was after the release of the 1999 spy thriller film Shiri, which sold, even more, tickets than Titanic in South Korea that year, the South Korean film fraternity flourished and prospered to reach the stage that they...