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Originally posted by PrincessFiona at 5-4-2005 10:15 AM:
kimmy cite Eric yg baru nie best gak...kelakar....
[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v61/toy_jangjay/00541074_2.jpg[/i ...
tu lah aku dah baca review dia, belum sempat lagi nak download ni.
aku nak updatekan kat sini pun belum ada masa lagi, dah lah pc aku ni meragam je beberapa hari ni. |
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NO BLOOD NO TEARS ok ker movie ni...
p/s: kimmy ko suggest kat aku aper movie korea yg best tentang martial art ni aku sekarang tengah kumpul dvd ... :ah: |
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Originally posted by HangPC2 at 5-4-2005 01:00 PM:
NO BLOOD NO TEARS ok ker movie ni...
p/s: kimmy ko suggest kat aku aper movie korea yg best tentang martial ...
nanti aku carikan. |
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Originally posted by HangPC2 at 5-4-2005 01:00 PM:
NO BLOOD NO TEARS ok ker movie ni...
p/s: kimmy ko suggest kat aku aper movie korea yg best tentang martial ...
movie baru ke ni? |
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No Blood No Tears ni, aku belum tgk lagi, tapi baca review dia macam boleh tahan ceritanya. Ni pasal female gangster yg nak rompak duit kan?
Dah ada jual ke DVD dia? Nak gak aku beli, nak tgk.. |
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Aku listkan action movie kat bawah ni.
WILD CARD
SWORD IN THE MOON
BICHUNMOO
SPIN KICK
MUSA THE WARRIOR
NOWHERE TO HIDE
BEAT
SHIRI
RAGING YEARS
ROMANTIC ASSASIN
THOUSAND YEARS OLD LAKE
OLD BOY
MY WIFE THE GANGSTER
THE LEGEND OF EVIL LAKE
RULER OF THE GANG
MY BOSS MY HERO
FRIEND
GUICHONDOO
Yg aku dah tgk My wife is the gangster dgn My boss my hero, yg lainnya aku tak tgk lagi. Mungkin dalam banyak2 tu takde martial art movie, tapi aku masukkan juga. Satu lagi aku jumpa cerita jepun AZUMI. |
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Originally posted by Kimmy at 5-4-2005 03:18 PM:
Aku listkan action movie kat bawah ni.
WILD CARD
SWORD IN THE MOON
BICHUNMOO
SPIN KICK
MUSA THE WARRIOR
NOWHERE TO HIDE
BEAT
SHIRI
RAGING YEARS
ROMANTIC ASSASIN
THOUSAND YEARS OLD LA ...
:clap: Thanks Kimmy... wah banyak movie i aku tak tengok lagi ni... |
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kimmy..tupai tambah sikit ye list action korea movie...
GUNS AND TALKS-WON BIN, SHIN HYUN JOON
DOUBLE AGENT-GO SO YOUNG, HAN SU KYU
CHAMPION-YU O SUNG
2009 LOST MEMORIES-TORU NAKAMURA, JANG DONG GUN
PROJECT X-KWON SANG WOO:lol
SEOUL-TOMOYA NAGASE, CHOI MIN SU
THE UPRISING-LEE JUNG JAE,SHIM EUN HA
SILMIDO-SOL KYUNG GU, ANG SUNG KI |
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Originally posted by tupai_tupai at 5-4-2005 04:21 PM:
kimmy..tupai tambah sikit ye list action korea movie...
GUNS AND TALKS-WON BIN, SHIN HYUN JOON
DOUBLE AGENT-GO SO YOUNG, HAN SU KYU
CHAMPION-YU O SUNG
2009 LOST MEMORIES-TORU NAKAMURA, JANG D ...
TQ, Tupai. |
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Originally posted by tupai_tupai at 5-4-2005 02:20 PM:
movie baru ke ni?
cerita lama ni Tupai, tahun 2001 ke? 2002 ke? punya cerita. |
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ni ada review sikit utk citer oldboy
snap cap dari film ni..
synopsis
Oh Dae-su (Choi Min-shik), a grumpy businessman with a wife and a toddler daughter, is kidnapped by a group of gangsters. It turns out that they operate a private prison, and someone has paid them an astronomical amount of money to incarcerate him indefinitely. Compelled to rusticate for years and years inside a dingy, dark cell, with fried dumplings his only choice of menu, Oh is overcome with the desire for revenge. However, just when he is about to break free from his prison, he is dumped into the street. He hooks up with a young female sushi chef Mido (Kang Hye-jeong, the teenage guide from Nabi: The Butterfly), to locate the man responsible for robbing him fifteen years of his life.
The basic setup and title of the movie are derived from Tsuchiya Garon and Minegishi Nobuaki's Japanese comic, but the plot, characters and everything else have been completely re-worked. The movie blows away the ijime-obsessed faux-existentialist machismo of the original and instead plunges into the themes far more universally resonant, as ancient as the scarred bones interred in our ancestral tombs: the unrequited (and unrequitable) love and the Biblical suffering that such a love brings to the hapless, hypocritical animals that we are.
Choi Min-shik, looking like a mangled lion with a hyena-chomped black mane, gives the most electrifying performance of his career. His role runs the gamut from the Lee Marvin-like taciturn heroics of a seventies crime thriller to the spectacular implosion of a broken man, pitifully wailing and literally licking the shoes of his enemy, and everything in between. The film's final image, Choi's vacantly joyful, yet infinitely sad smile, will etch itself into your retinas and refuse to fade for a long, long time. Yu Ji-tae uses his lean, equine physique and contemptuously bland voice to illustrate an almost surrealistic character, part a villain in a James Bond movie, part a Greek God fallen from Mount Olympus and releasing his pale furies against the mortals. The movie's real acting revelation, however, may well be Kang Hye-jeong, at turns dangerously sexy and achingly vulnerable. There is little doubt that this role will launch her into stardom.
One could easily compile a book analyzing shot by shot the techniques used in Old Boy, its multiple parallels, extravagant leaps and surgically precise abbreviations. There is something ingenious, interesting or at the very least eye-catching in practically every shot of the film. The dialogue is also amazing, the previously unheard-of Korean that somehow combines the rhythm of Bond-film one-liners, the tone of lyrical poetry and the dry wit of the narrations in a hard-boiled crime novel, arch and fluid one minute, pitiless and cutting to the bone the next.
Old Boy is definitely not the kind of film that can win the endorsement of every viewer. A sizable number of the audience will no doubt find the film's resolution or even thematic material repulsive. Others may be turned off by its excesses that occasionally slip into plain weirdness (Do we really have to see Choi Min-shik chowing down a squirming, live octopus headfirst?). Its violence, while not as unblinkingly brutal as in Sympathy, is still disturbing enough to generate an NC-17 rating if turned over to the MPAA.
In the end, though, even its excesses and manic quirkiness are part of Old Boy's design. Unwatchably ugly and breathtakingly beautiful, gut-wrenching and delicate, heartbreakingly emotional and coldly manipulative, mind-bogglingly entertaining and almost arrogantly artistic, Old Boy is a mass of contradictions that nonetheless coheres as a whole. It is unclear at this point whether the movie can eventually claim the position of a world-class masterpiece, but one thing is certain for me: Old Boy is without doubt the most purely cinematic (both in form and content) piece of work, the truest motion picture, released in South Korea this year. |
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OLD BOY ni vcd dia aku dah beli, tapi belum tgk lagi. Entah bila lah nak tgk agaknya. |
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Originally posted by Kimmy at 5-4-2005 07:42 PM:
OLD BOY ni vcd dia aku dah beli, tapi belum tgk lagi. Entah bila lah nak tgk agaknya.
woo...dah ada jual ye?nak cari arr.. |
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myst_leen, aku lupa nak jawap soalan kau. Sori ya:tq:
My Wife Is A Gangster tu lakonan:
Shin Eun Gyeong ( yg jadi gangster)
Park Sang Myeong (yg jadi laki dia) |
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Selain dari 'Wonderful Life" dan "18:19" aku senaraikan drama yg lain bagi tahun 2005.
NEW EMPLOYEE (SUPER ROOKIE) Romantik/komedi
Synopsis:
Super Rookie is a story of a man who gets a job in a big company because of a computer error. The drama reveals his work, love and passions in life in a very interesting way. Our hero Kang Ho doesn’t have a family background that makes him stand out among the crowd, but he has plenty of friends who will stand up for him.
This drama shows what happened when he joined a large electromagnetic entreprise taking the top seat. Han Ga In is an employee of Eric's company and is a dash this way and rush that success story. With Han Ga In in the middle, Actor Oh Ji Oh and Eric fight for her love creating a love triangle. The writer Lee SunMi explains, "Instead of writing a mellow drama I would like to create laughter as I outline each of the character's success stories.
Kang, Ho - acted by Eric (Phoenix & Running After Dream)
He was born into an average family. Even though all his parents want from him was for him to be an A student, he seems talented in many areas other than in academics. His athletic talents were noticed when he was an elementary school student. The various sports teams at his schools offered him a chance to play all kinds of sports, but he got tired of their hard and violent training methods, so he always called it quits. He managed to go to a small and unknown college and majored in physical education. It took him twice as long as normal to get his degree since he spent more time playing pool and dancing in the clubs. He sends his resumes to almost all the companies around, but he isn't called in for a single interview. Being a freeloader, he doesn't mind buttering up his little brother to get some pocket money. However, he never feels bad about his situation and always keeps his spirits high. He spends his days reading comic books at his friend's comic book store. Sometimes, he makes up his mind and sends out resumes to prove to his family that he's not going to be freeloader for the rest of his life, nonetheless his family doesn't expect much from him. He was once popular with the girls thanks to his handsome appearance and athletic talents, but now he can't even afford to take a girl out for a cup of coffee. He runs into his high school friend, Bong-Sam and happens to apply for a job in the company where his friend is working. His life is about to turn upside down thanks to some mistakes.
Lee Mi-Ok - Acted by Han Ga In (Conditions of Love/Yellow Handkerchief)
(dia ni yg bertunang dgn pelakon yg ambil alih tempat SSH dlam Sad Sonata)
She was born into a poor family. Her mother raised her by working as a maid. Being a smart child, she learned at an early age how to take care of herself as well as how to do housework by helping her mother. By the time she finished elementary school, her mother fell ill and they moved to her mother's hometown. She helped her mother make a living at which time she couldn't even afford to go to middle school. As soon as her mother got better, she resumed her studies and graduated from a commercial high school. Since she was such a hard-working and smart student, she got a job with the help of her school principle's recommendation. She met Bong-Sam who was working at the same company and fell in love with him. She and Bong-Sam had a serious relationship, but Bong-Sam left her and was transferred to an overseas branch office. Since she didn't have a father when she grew up, she was more heartbroken when Bong-Sam left her. She went to the Han River to end her miserable life, but couldn't commit suicide because of Kang Ho. Working in the same company where she used to dream of a future with Bong-Sam is very hard for her, but she doesn't have any other choice. She just blames herself for trusting a man who didn't love her. One day, she finds out that Kang Ho, who saved her life, has started working in her company.
Park, Bong-Sam - Acted by Oh Ji Ho ((Second Proposal/Cool)
He seems to have it all. He has a good education and a sense of humor. Because of his parents' divorce, he was raised by his grandmother. After his grandmother died, he was sent to live with his alcoholic father. He's a person of strong will. Despite his terrible childhood, he's building a successful life of his own. Since he knows that his mother abandoned her family for another man, he doesn't trust love and he refuses to make a commitment in a relationship. Ignoring the fact that his sick father lives in a small shed, he leads a decent life style in his own apartment.
Seo, Hyeon-Ah - Acted by Lee SoYeon
She's never been a genius, but thanks to her parents' attention and investment, she studied abroad after graduating from a prestigious university in Korea. Since she's always been the center of the attention, she tends to be selfish. She went to the same university with Bong-Sam. Later, Bong-Sam leaves Mi-Ok for her. |
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cite action movie dari Korea yg best, ARAHAN.
martial art die memang best + kelakar + visual effect yg cun cam matrix, sape suke cite VOLCANO HIGH mesti suke cite ni punye. |
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Originally posted by rurouni at 5-4-2005 10:10 PM:
cite action movie dari Korea yg best, ARAHAN.
martial art die memang best + kelakar + visual effect yg cun cam matrix, sape suke cite VOLCANO HIGH mesti suke cite ni punye.
a'ah Arahan memang best. Aku suka tgk martial art dia, best betul.
Volcano High, dvd aku ada, tapi belum tgk lagi. |
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wah kimmy banyak nyer.. ni koleksi VCD/DVD yg kau ader ker.... :hmm: |
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Originally posted by tupai_tupai at 5-4-2005 04:21 PM:
kimmy..tupai tambah sikit ye list action korea movie...
GUNS AND TALKS-WON BIN, SHIN HYUN JOON
DOUBLE AGENT-GO SO YOUNG, HAN SU KYU
CHAMPION-YU O SUNG
2009 LOST MEMORIES-TORU NAKAMURA, JANG D ...
wah ader pelakon top jepun.. |
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