Melo Movie

Ko Gyeom is a devoted movie fan who falls hard for Kim Moo-bi, an aspiring director whose enthusiasm outstrips her luck. Their brief romance fizzles sooner than either expects, and life pulls them in different directions. Years later they're thrown together again when a new set of circumstances in the film world brings them closer, and they have to decide what to do with the unresolved feelings and the careers they've built. The show tracks small, everyday moments as much as big decisions, letting friendship, regret, and professional ambition shape whether their second chance has room to grow.

Created by Oh Choong-hwan and Lee Na-eun, Melo Movie premiered in 2025. The series stars Choi Woo-shik as Ko Gyeom and Park Bo-young as Kim Moo-bi, with Lee Jun-young, Jeon So-nee, and Kim Jae-uck in key supporting roles. It’s an original TV production with a focus on character and industry detail.

As of its initial release Melo Movie hasn’t picked up major awards, and it’s still early in the festival and awards cycle. Audience polling shows positive engagement, reflected in a 7.2/10 average from 47 votes, which underscores solid viewer interest even without formal accolades.

On social media the series has generated steady conversation, especially among film buffs and romance fans. Viewers have shared scene breakdowns, fan art, and playlists inspired by the show, and discussions often focus on how realistic the production-world bits feel. That grassroots attention has kept the show in the cultural conversation beyond its broadcast windows.

Early reception is generally positive, with reviewers and fans highlighting the chemistry between Choi Woo-shik and Park Bo-young and the show's gentle tone. Melo Movie leans into themes of second chances, the tension between creative ambition and personal life, and memory, asking how people balance what they want with what their careers demand. Critics note its quiet approach and strong performances as key strengths.