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17 Quotes | Dream (2023)

Here’s a collection of quotes from the Korean movie, Dream (2023):

“It’s hard to tell if they’re playing football or doing martial arts, but it is indeed football.” – Lee Soo Min

  • “What does it matter? Will an honorable discharge get you freebies?” – Coach Yoon Hong Dae
  • “Who’s donating talent? I’m quitting because I have no talent.” – Coach Yoon Hong Dae

“What is something we both need? Image. Where does that come from? How do you produce a story that moves people to tears? Narrative.” – Lee Soo Min

“Someone once told me, ‘Our fabulous life is like a one-act show’. Show? It doesn’t have an ending. I make it up as I go.” – Lee Soo Min

“What if you fall off the stage? You’d become a laughing-stock. What must you do to prevent that? You listen to the experts to minimize risk.” – Lee Soo Min

“Being crazy in this crazy world is normal, no?” – Lee Soo Min

“Having a home doesn’t mean you’ll be warm in the winter, so it doesn’t matter. I’ve never won anything in life anyway. If I don’t know what that feels like, losing doesn’t mean much either.”

  • “When you have nothing to fear, you do bad things.” – Hwan Dong
  • “This is the difference between all of you and me.” – Coach Yoon Hong Dae
  • “What use is a big heart if the house is small?”
  • “I guess I was born to be in second place.” – Coach Yoon Hong Dae

“They say hard work will trump talent, but it’s not true at all. There are times when athletes just feel it. You run like hell, only to trail behind. You simply can’t keep up, but it doesn’t mean you’re bad.” – Park Sung Chan

“Those who fall behind just need a helping hand.” – Park Sung Chan

  • “Are you here for records or memories?” – Coach Yoon Hong Dae
  • “Those who dominate rebounds dominate the game.” – Coach Yoon Hong Dae
  • “It’s nothing at all. It wasn’t that hard. Because I’m me.” – Lee Soo Min

Genre: Sports, Comedy, Drama
Synopsis: With hard work and dedication on lock, a group of homeless men trains to compete in the Homeless World Cup, despite a cranky coach.
Running time: 125 minutes
Cast: Park Seo-joon, Lee Ji-eun (IU)
Writer: Lee Byeong-heon
Director: Lee Byeong-heon
Production company: Oktober Cinema Co. Ltd.
Distributor: Megabox Plus M
Release date: April 26, 2023

Subtitle translation: Netflix

Images: Megabox Plus M