Comedy,Romance,Drama
South Korea
Hot Young Bloods is a South Korean romantic comedy movie released in 2014, directed by Lee Yeon-woo. The movie is set in the year 1982 in Hongseong, Chungcheong Namdo, a small town in South Korea, where a group of passionate youths attend high school. The story revolves around the romance that blossoms between two of the main characters, Gong Yoo-rim, played by Park Bo-young, and Joong-gil, played by Lee Jong-suk.
Gong Yoo-rim is a tough and spunky girl who becomes the leader of a gang of girls known as the "Bloods." Joong-gil, on the other hand, is a charming and handsome boy who is also a notorious troublemaker. The two characters initially dislike each other and constantly engage in fights and bickering, but eventually they realize their mutual attraction and start dating.
The movie explores the different challenges that the couple faces throughout their relationship, including the pressure from their peers to conform to societal expectations, conflicts with rival gangs, and the struggles with growing up and finding their own identity. Additionally, the movie showcases the vibrant and colorful culture of the 1980s in South Korea through its music, fashion, and social norms.
Overall, Hot Young Bloods is a heartwarming and entertaining romantic comedy that highlights the unique experiences and struggles faced by the last generation of youths in South Korea during the 1980s.
