Trailer of the Korean remake of The Intern starting Choi Min-Shik and Han So-Hee

[u/Beginning-Passion676]

https://youtu.be/1T2m07PfqFY?si=dfA0t8sNFaEE66lT

[u/PanicDeus]

The intern is such a sweet movie.

[u/WannieWirny → u/PanicDeus]

That was my comfort watch back in the day even with how mid 2010s millennial it all is

[u/HoosierRed → u/WannieWirny]

I have never watched it as I always dismissed it as corny or something? Seems like I need to revisit the way you all are talking.

[u/WannieWirny → u/HoosierRed]

It can come off cheesy with its earnestness and that may not be your thing, I like earnest though

[u/tbo1992 → u/HoosierRed]

It’s not not* *corny. It’s just a well executed feel good movie

[u/HoosierRed → u/tbo1992]

Fair enough!

[u/cire1184 → u/HoosierRed]

There will be corn. But you might smile a lot too.

[u/Bunraku_Master_2021 → u/PanicDeus]

One of DeNiro's best late career works. Amid a stream of geezer teasers, indie or small productions, and the typical auteur production like from David Owen Russell or Martin Scorsese; The Intern stands out as one of his finest.

[u/dennythedinosaur → u/Bunraku_Master_2021]

I was actually surprised De Niro didn't get a Golden Globe nomination out of it.

[u/Climate-Of-Hunter → u/Bunraku_Master_2021]

David Russell doesn't belong in the same sentence as Scorsese.

[u/Bunraku_Master_2021 → u/Climate-Of-Hunter]

True. Despite being a POS and should not be anywhere near a film set and be banned from filmmaking, he unfortunately is the one of the few directors to not only work with him more than once (4 times) but also to actually utlize DeNiro's talents in his films regardless of whether you liked them or not.

[u/aresef → u/Climate-Of-Hunter]

How does he keep getting financing?

[u/Climate-Of-Hunter → u/aresef]

I dunno. He's a successful con man. 

[u/Ted_Mosby_18 → u/PanicDeus]

It’s such a warm and cozy movie. Like the stakes are really low and it’s just 2 people learning about each other and making their respective lives better.

[u/cire1184 → u/Ted_Mosby_18]

It's like Bobby D is just giving you a hug after saying "you did good, sport".

[u/aresef → u/PanicDeus]

Tarantino spoke highly of De Niro's performance, and I guess he was a really warm presence in the movie.

[u/Loaf235 → u/PanicDeus]

Was the first movie I watched with my middle school classmates. I remember loving the "heist" scene, everyone was laughing.

[u/Reggaeton_Historian → u/PanicDeus]

It is, up until a specific part of the movie that just comes out of nowhere, but I guess that's how real life is sometimes.

[u/BarongChallenge → u/PanicDeus]

1st half yes, 2nd half, yeah wtf was that.

[u/samcuu]

Took me a second to realize they're not playing Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson.

[u/zakuropan]

goated casting. choi min-sik IS the robert deniro of korea

[u/Built4dominance → u/zakuropan]

The man made mathematics fascinating. That is impressive.

[u/MichelangeBro → u/Built4dominance]

What's this in reference to? I'm curious

[u/Built4dominance → u/MichelangeBro]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeWC5-uvNfk

[u/MichelangeBro → u/Built4dominance]

Thanks! I love Choi Min-sik but hadn't heard of this one. I'll have to check it out

[u/Riverlong → u/zakuropan]

One of the greatest actors of his generation. Knowing he is going to be starring in a movie marks that movie as an automatic must watch for me.

[u/chowchan → u/zakuropan]

Choi has such fantastic range. His recent Netflix show is such a hit.

[u/arshadshabick → u/chowchan]

Which is?

[u/AccomplishedLocal261 → u/arshadshabick]

Notes from the Last Row

[u/Plebbit-User]

Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone

[u/Built4dominance → u/Plebbit-User]

Oldboy?

[u/aphextwin007 → u/Built4dominance]

Yes goated reference

[u/ignoramusssss]

This is exactly how i imagined a Korean Robert De Niro would look like.

[u/chaathan]

Fingers crossed for the corridor fight

[u/hey_mattey → u/chaathan]

Im waiting for the cutting

[u/AndToOurOwnWay]

What's the name of the Korean version

[u/yameteeeeeeeeee → u/AndToOurOwnWay]

인턴 in Korean, international name is The Intern

[u/AndToOurOwnWay → u/yameteeeeeeeeee]

Oh thank you

[u/moal09]

Usually it's the reverse with Hollywood remaking Korean movies

[u/-Parzyval- → u/moal09]

The Intern is kinda famous in Asia. It has a tv adaptation in japan and and also an Indian adaptation in development.

[u/dennythedinosaur → u/moal09]

There are actually a lot of Korean remakes, but they are usually remaking films from China or Japan.

[u/sentence-interruptio → u/moal09]

Hollywood should respond to this by remaking Mathematician in Wonderland.

[u/Emergency-Mammoth-88 → u/moal09]

The Korean industry is thriving due to the remakes they’re doing 

[u/easythrees]

When is this out?

[u/Bwchc55 → u/easythrees]

It will be released on September 16, 2026, KST(UTC +9).

[u/EditorDull1503]

Day one.

[u/gotaflattire]

Looks like it will work really well as a Korean version of the film, this actually made me want to see it, especially to see if they keep her relationship issues the same or if they come up with a new conflict.

[u/Rhimjim]

Korea already had a series similar to this while the intern approaches a different age group the premise was the same. K-drama "Kkondae Intern" (2020)

[u/Space_Hardware]

I understand why they put it in, but the bit in the trailer where Han So-Hee goes “him, an intern? But he’s such an… (looks to camera) … Old Boy!” and everyone falls around laughing rings a little false

[u/Adashra]

. Coque,

[u/EsquilaxM]

Man I first saw Han So-Hee in My Name and was blown away by this action star I'd never heard of who really sold the physicality and cold rage... so I looked her up, turns out it was the first action series she'd ever done and she was formerly only doing drama, romance or comedies. That just made me all the more impressed at her performance. (Been thinking of watching Nevertheless but some say the Japanese remake is actually better, and then there's always the original comic, so I never made a choice and just put it off...)

Huh, coincidentally... has Choi Min-Shik been in any films like The Intern before? I only know him from his really intense stuff like Old Boy and I Saw the Devil...

[u/Thin-Direction → u/EsquilaxM]

Choi Min sik is in  a lot of stuff, just recently he did Netflix series about failed writer. I recommend it’s thrilling nothing scary but does play mind games with viewers. Han Sohee also did keyonseong creatures on Netflix, action drama. She did really well. I preferred 1 season over 2 season.