The rain in Seoul didn’t wash things clean; it just made the city slippery and grey. For Kang Min-ho, the rain was just another reason to end it all.
A ghost who is constantly sobbing ( Jang Yeong-nam ). hello ghost 2010
Unlike Western films that use ghosts as horror devices or romantic obstacles, Hello Ghost uses them as unresolved trauma that is healed by action, not exorcism. The rain in Seoul didn’t wash things clean;
US$19.7 million (9th highest-grossing Korean film of 2010). Plot Summary United States / Canada: Often available on Tubi
The most "useful feature" of this film—and the reason it is a cult favorite—is its , specifically its climactic plot twist .
"Hello," he said to Soo-ah. "My name is Min-ho. And I'm actually... really hungry."
Third was the Cool Guy. He wanted to drive a sports car and pick up a woman. Min-ho had to rent a convertible he couldn't afford and drive along the Han River, letting the wind mess up his hair. The Cool Guy possessed Min-ho’s body for a few minutes—giving Min-ho a sudden surge of confidence and smooth dance moves he didn't know he possessed—to ask a girl for her number. She said yes. Min-ho was stunned.