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This is the 2005 film 'My Girl and I' starring Ryoo Seung-bum and Shin Min-a. The movie was a moderate success, drawing 1.56 million viewers and just barely breaking even. However, its reviews were generally positive, and it's still considered a well-made romantic comedy that can be enjoyed lightly, holding an average rating of 8 out of 10 on major Korean movie portals.

Thriller, good.

This is Guy Ritchie's 2009 film Sherlock Holmes, starring Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law. While it successfully incorporated mainstream appeal and action, the emphasis on deduction and intricate mind games is low, leading to a prevailing view that it's more of an entertaining action flick than a mystery, best suited for killing time. Personally, I enjoyed it. The 2011 sequel featuring Professor Moriarty isn't bad either.

Today's recommended movie is <Sister Act>! This is a movie I personally really love, and I rewatched it recently after it popped up on my algorithm. The protagonist, who used to sing in a casino, was being chased by mafia-like figures and sought refuge in a convent. She ends up hiding there, playing the role of a nun. Deloris, the main character, found it incredibly difficult to live with nuns whose lives were so different from hers. However, it was wonderful to see her teach them what she was good at, learn about their world, and then face challenges together, relying on each other! Plus, there's a Season 2! In Season 2, she goes to a school, not a convent, as a nun teacher and teaches music to kids labeled as delinquents. It's very impressive, and the kids are such great singers that it's goosebump-inducingly good, so I hope you enjoy it! (After you finish watching the movie, I highly recommend watching the video where the actual actors from Season 2 reunite decades later to recreate scenes from the movie!)

This time, I'm recommending a Korean movie. It's Tazza, the first one. A feast of intense characters. It's a masterpiece that many people have watched multiple times and memorized the lines. The split-screen direction, like a comic book, was also great. Did everyone enjoy it?

Today's movie recommendation is <La La Land>! This movie is, as expected, a musical. Personally, I started watching it because I fell for the lead actress, Emma Stone. But the songs included were so good! Especially <City Of Stars>, sung by the lead actor Ryan Gosling while playing the piano in the middle of the movie, is a true masterpiece! Other songs like <Another Day Of Sun> and <Someone In The Crowd> are exciting and make the listener feel like they're actually there!

Today's movie recommendation is <A Star Is Born>. It's a story about a famous singer who meets a woman passionate about music while drunk, helps her become a star, and falls in love with her. It's a movie filled with human aspects and a heartbreaking love story!

It'll definitely be different, right??

This is the SF movie The Martian, directed by Ridley Scott and starring Matt Damon. The main plot follows astronaut Mark Watney, who is stranded alone on Mars. He survives by using his knowledge to cultivate potatoes and overcomes crises using existing supplies and machinery. Personally, I find it's not an extremely dramatic or thrilling movie, but rather one that offers a sense of comfort and can be watched repeatedly without getting tired.

Have you guys seen the movie 'The Greatest Showman'? I make it a point to watch this movie about twice a year. It's a musical film with fantastic inserted music and a deeply moving story, so it's not boring at all while watching. You can listen to music so enchanting it gives you goosebumps! You'll find yourself thinking, 'This movie is so good it takes my breath away!' If you ever find yourself wanting to watch a movie with nothing else to see, I'd recommend this one!