Korean & Japanese movies

The way, I compare Japanese films mostly deal with (not all the movies that are made) story lines which deal with the goal for the protagonist and there is a villain who creates all sorts of troubles in the world to stop Hero. Korean movies deal with very subtle subjects like Internal  conflicts of hero, Hero searching for the long lost love of his life, Serial Killers with Mental disorder. For most of the people around world Including myself), the first thing that comes to our mind when we think of Japanese movies is martial arts! They have made so many movies of that theme that most of them are really sick. There are some really good movies. Korean movies as I mentioned above deal with natural and subtle stories and hence they cannot be categorise into one type of movies. Trust me some of the Korean movies can haunt you for many days with their stellar performances and story lines. There is many ways, we can contrast with Japanese and Korean movies, as some of us know about the fact that Japanese and Korean display remarkable structural similarities in morphs syntactic and lexicon. However if we investigate more carefully and systematically, the two languages manifest subtle yet consistent differences in form – meaning correspondence. This tells us that the nature of morphs syntactic contrasts between the two languages. Japanese tends to show greater surface structural ambiguity, whereas Korean is shown to be consistently more rigid than Japanese in assigning one meaning to one form (structure).