Time to check on what's new at the movies.
We have two Korean movies one a drama and the other starring a member of pop sensation Wonder Girls.
There is also the latest from director Tim Burton, who won two Golden Globe awards for a remake of Sweeny Todd.
Here's Lee Jeewon.
First up this week is "Little Prince", a story of an unlikely friendship between a workaholic and a seven-year-old boy.
Polyartist Jongchul falls into despair after losing his family.
But his accidental meeting with a small boy named Youngwoong lifts his spirits.
He finds himself wanting to take care of the boy as Youngwoong has a fate even worse than his own.
Distributors say the film is perfect for people who've forgotten how to cherish those around them due to work.
Next is "Sweeney Todd", a film adaptation of a musical of the same title.
The sixth collaboration between Johnny Depp and director Tim Burton won the Best Motion Picture and Best Actor awards at the Golden Globes.
Depp plays the lead a barber forced to serve 15 years in prison due to an unfair court ruling who then escapes and seeks revenge by setting a new barbershop.
Whoever goes into his barbershop goes missing and the meatpie shop downstairs suddenly becomes very popular.
And if you're a fan of pop sensation "Wonder Girls" don't miss the silverscreen debut of its member Ahn So-hee in "Hellcats".
She plays high school girl Kangae, who wants to get intimate with her boyfriend of three years. Lee Mi-sook plays her mother, a single mom who enjoys work and dating without attachment to either.
The movie also stars model-turned-actress Kim Min-hee as a screen writer who is torn between her long-time boyfriend and a new gentleman.
In short, the movie targets modern Korean girls of all ages.
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