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Korean sci-fi films have a unique way of blending futuristic concepts with human emotions, often exploring artificial intelligence, time travel, and dystopian themes. In 2007, the Korean film industry delivered some thought-provoking and visually stunning science fiction movies that pushed the boundaries of imagination. If you’re a fan of high-tech adventures, mind-bending time loops, or AI-driven narratives, here are the best Korean sci-fi films from 2007. 1. I'm a Cyborg, But That’s OK – Love in a World of Delusion Language: Korean IMDb Rating: 7.0/10 Synopsis: This visually stunning sci-fi romance follows a young woman who believes she is a cyborg. Admitted to a psychiatric hospital, she refuses to eat, fearing it will damage her "internal machinery." Amidst her delusions, she meets a young man who believes he can steal people’s souls. Their unconventional love story unfolds in a dreamlike world, exploring the delicate line between fantasy and reality. 2. ...

Korean cinema may be best known for its thrillers and dramas, but its science fiction films have steadily gained recognition for their imaginative storytelling, futuristic settings, and thought-provoking themes. In 2003, Korean filmmakers pushed the boundaries of the genre, blending sci-fi with action, mystery, and even psychological drama. From dystopian landscapes to cybernetic adventures, here are the best Korean sci-fi movies of 2003 that captivated audiences. 1. Natural City (2003) Director: Min Byung-chun Starring: Yoo Ji-tae, Seo Rin, Jung Doo-hong Language: Korean Set in a dystopian future where cyborgs and humans coexist, Natural City follows a rogue special forces officer who falls in love with a cyborg nearing the end of her lifespan. As he desperately seeks a way to extend her life, he finds himself entangled in a deadly conspiracy that threatens the entire city. The film’s breathtaking cyberpunk aesthetics and philosophical questions about humanity make it one o...