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This is the 2004 film 'Eternal Sunshine', directed by Michel Gondry and starring Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet. It's a rather unique romance film where erasing memories after a breakup leads to a realization of the true nature of love. Personally, I think it's Jim Carrey's career-defining role, showcasing a perfect transformation. As a side note, quite a few famous actors appear. Mark Ruffalo, who played the Hulk; Kirsten Dunst, who played Mary Jane in Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man series; and Elijah Wood, who played Frodo in The Lord of the Rings, all make appearances as supporting cast.

Kang Full's comics are fun. ^^ Kang Full's webtoons always give me the feels...

This is based on a webtoon by Kang Full. Many movies based on webtoons fail, but this one is a success, and the actors' performances are deeply moving. There aren't any star-studded actors who would appeal to a younger audience. However, it has both comedy and emotion. It's not a passionate, intensely emotional, tragic love story, but the pure love of the elderly is depicted as truly clear and warm. It's novel to realize that as I get older, the movie resonates differently each time I watch it. It's not a movie that makes you bawl your eyes out, but the tears just keep flowing as you watch. I hope you watch it with someone you love. You'll probably find yourselves holding hands tightly after the movie. If you just want to cry today or feel a gentle sense of emotion, I recommend this movie too.

By chance, it's a 2003 film again. I like dystopian movies. I also like thrillers that start by trapping you like an escape room, or mysteries. When I want something that doesn't make my head hurt or something to laugh at, light entertainment movies like 'Extreme Job' are good too, but I like ones that make me think, 'What would I have done in that situation?' while watching. It's a movie famous for its gun action. It's the story of an elite agent in a society that controls emotions, who comes to understand emotions. The action, where gunfights are treated like martial arts, is also a visual treat. While there are definitely masterpieces among the new original movies on OTT these days, for some reason, nothing memorable comes to mind after watching them, so I often revisit movies I saw a long time ago. I feel the late 90s to early 2010s were a golden age when the public had a wide variety of choices. If you're tired of new Netflix releases, I recommend rewatching old movies.

Personally, I found it more fun than The Usual Suspects or The Sixth Sense, which are often mentioned as twist movies. Even though it's old, I still think about it sometimes, and like Tazza or New World, if I'm flipping channels and it's on OCN, I'll just keep watching it. 11 people trapped in a motel during a heavy rainstorm, and a series of deaths. You probably already know the ending since it's famous, but if there's anyone who hasn't seen it yet, please don't read spoiler comments and just enjoy it since it's a twist movie.

With the gems I have right now, I'm going to recommend a movie. It's '1987'. It's based on dark, real history, so some people might find it hard to watch, and others might have experienced similar things. The explanation 'I just hit the desk and he died' was infuriating.

This is the 2001 film 'Spy Game,' directed by Tony Scott and starring Robert Redford and Brad Pitt. Robert Redford is the actor who played the rogue S.H.I.E.L.D. director Alexander Pierce in Captain America: The Winter Soldier. It's a story about a fierce battle of wits as he struggles within the CIA to rescue a colleague captured in China on his very last day before retirement. While there's no flashy action or romance, I think it's a movie that fans of tense psychological thrillers or brain-teasing plots would enjoy.

What would they be? When I think about what my life's best movies are, I can pick favorites by genre, like 'this one's good, that one's good', but if I have to pick just 3 overall, I still can't decide. Is it that nothing really resonates? Or maybe I haven't seen a movie that deeply moved me yet. What are your life's best movies?

Does anyone know this movie? It's a unique film that takes place in one location and progresses through dialogue, where a man who claims to have lived for 14,000 years reveals his identity (I'm 14,000 years old lol) to his fellow professors. I enjoyed it. I recommend it to those who haven't seen it.

Extraction, a film released by Netflix in 2020, garnered attention for being produced and written by the Russo brothers. Chris Hemsworth, known for his role as Thor in Marvel, stars as the sole lead, and the action sequences received high praise. Part 2 was released in 2023, and Part 3 is currently in production, with actor Ma Dong-seok confirmed to appear, raising great expectations.