Korean's Greatest Years, Ranked
When was the golden age of Korean? We ranked every year by the accumulated weighted rating of its best Korean titles — a year rises when it delivered many strongly-rated entries, not just a lone classic. Data from 3eyedraven's catalog.
- #1 2020 25 great titles Best: It's Okay to Not Be Okay
- #2 2022 25 great titles Best: Weak Hero
- #3 2019 25 great titles Best: Parasite
- #4 2023 25 great titles Best: Bloodhounds
- #5 2021 25 great titles Best: Vincenzo
- #6 2024 25 great titles Best: Marry My Husband
- #7 2025 25 great titles Best: When Life Gives You Tangerines
- #8 2016 25 great titles Best: Guardian: The Lonely and Great God
- #9 2017 25 great titles Best: I Am Not a Robot
- #10 2018 25 great titles Best: What's Wrong with Secretary Kim
- #11 2026 25 great titles Best: Teach You a Lesson
- #12 2015 25 great titles Best: Run BTS!
- #13 2013 25 great titles Best: Hope
- #14 2014 25 great titles Best: Pinocchio
- #15 2012 25 great titles Best: The Moon Embracing the Sun
- #16 2010 25 great titles Best: Running Man
- #17 2011 25 great titles Best: Silenced
- #18 2005 25 great titles Best: My Lovely Sam Soon
- #19 2004 25 great titles Best: Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War
- #20 2006 24 great titles Best: Princess Hours
- #21 2009 19 great titles Best: Boys Over Flowers
- #22 2003 16 great titles Best: Oldboy
- #23 2008 14 great titles Best: The Chaser
- #24 2007 13 great titles Best: Coffee Prince
- #25 2000 10 great titles Best: All About Eve
- #26 2002 10 great titles Best: Winter Sonata
- #27 2001 8 great titles Best: Training Day
- #28 1999 6 great titles Best: City of the Rising Sun