Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

The special Avant Garde Edition of A Chinese Tall Story features special collectible packaging, plus a Dolby Digital 5.1 and a 24-bit/96kHz DTS audio track for unparalleled high-definition audio! This 2-disc set also features numerous extras, including 2 commentary tracks, trailers, deleted scenes, a photo gallery, a music video, cast and crew interviews, plus more. Furthermore, all extras feature English subtitles.

A loose adaptation of the classic novel “Journey to the West”, A Chinese Tall Story updates the story of the Monkey King with a hot young cast, imaginative costume designs, and unbelievable visual effects. But the biggest change of all: the movie isn’t really about the Monkey King! Instead it focuses on the Tang monk, Tripitaka (Nicholas Tse), who experiences his own adventure after his stalwart companions Piggy (Kenny Kwan, formerly of Boy’z), Sandy (Stephen Cheung of Boy’z), and Monkey King Sun Wukong (Wilson Chen) get taken hostage by an evil Tree Demon.

Tripitaka must fend for himself, and finds an unlikely companion in ugly lizard imp Meiyan (Charlene Choi), who instantly falls in love with the handsome, but chaste monk. Complicating matters are Tripitaka’s own wavering faith, plus the appearance of white-garbed aliens (led by Fan Bing Bing), who may or may not be Tripitaka’s allies. When Tripitaka decides that it’s time to rescue his companions, will the aliens help him? And what of the newly-transformed Meiyan, who possesses powers unknown even to herself?

Director Jeff Lau is no stranger to the Monkey King legend, having directed 1995’s A Chinese Odyssey starring Stephen Chow. The stirring score was provided by Joe Hisaishi, composer for the majority of Hayao Miyazaki’s films, and the film also features appearances from EEG starlet Isabella Leong, and classic Chinese stars like Yuen Wah, Kara Hui (Wai Ying Hung), and Gordon Liu. Full of comedy, action, romance, and plenty of big-screen spectacle, A Chinese Tall Story is a worthy update of the Monkey King legend!.
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Everyone loves ninjas, even Chang Cheh. Although he will always be best remembered for his wuxia pian masterpieces like One-Armed Swordsman and Golden Swallow, in 1982 Chang gave the world one of its most beloved camp classics of ninja madness, Five Element Ninjas. Known in the West as Chinese Super Ninjas, this ludicrous, miles-over-the-top display of impossible ninjitsu “skills” turned a generation of fans onto nunchaku and shuriken years before those upstart Ninja Turtles arrived on the scene. The movie was heavily edited for its many Saturday afternoon television screenings in America; this new release presents a restored version of the original uncut film, complete with all the limb-ripping, entrail-spilling action and flashes of female nudity that make Five Element Ninjas a guilty-pleasure treasure.

A bitter rivalry between two Chinese martial arts schools comes to a head when one side hires a Japanese samurai to challenge the other. The samurai loses the ensuing duel, however, and commits seppuku in disgrace, which brings down the wrath of the Five Element Ninjas on the samurai’s opponents. Underwater ninjas, smokescreen ninjas, subterranean ninjas, golden ninjas, and even wood ninjas disguised as trees are soon unleashed on a crazy rampage against the school’s students. Eventually the lone survivor from the massacre (Ricky Cheng) meets a mysterious old man who trains him in the secret arts of ninjitsu. Armed with his newfound skills, Ricky and his fellow ninjas-in-training set out to beat the Five Element Ninjas at their own game..
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In Song of the Exile, renowned Hong Kong director Ann Hui tells us a sentimental story that is partially based on her own life story. The film, made in 1990, stars acclaimed actress Maggie Cheung, Asia Pacific Film Festival Best Actress Lu Hsiao Fen (Osmanthus Alley), and Hong Kong actor Waise Lee (A Better Tomorrow). The highly acclaimed film received several nominations in the Hong Kong Film Awards, and won Best Original Screenplay at the 27th Golden Horse Awards for Wu Nien Jen’s script.

Shot in China, Hong Kong, Macau, Japan, and the UK, the film is a sweeping tale of love and understanding between a daughter and her mother. After the World War II ended, Japanese girl Aiko (Lu Hsiao Fen) married a Chinese military officer against the wish of her family, but her husband soon moved to Hong Kong, leaving her alone in China. Aiko’s relationship with her elder daughter Hueyin (Maggie Cheung) had been estranged, until they visited her hometown in Japan together for the first time, when Hueyin finally understood what it felt like to be an exile in a strange land..
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A classic tale of love, betrayal and the pain of a woman scorned, Liang Yusheng’s The Bride with White Hair has been told in multiple films and television series, including Ronny Yu’s 1993 hit film of the same name. Now, director Jacob Cheung (A Battle of Wits) brings the story to a new generation of wuxia fans with White Haired Witch of Lunar Kingdom. Superstars Fan Bingbing (Shaolin, Buddha Mountain) and Huang Xiaoming (American Dreams in China) co-star as a pair of star-crossed lovers caught in an era of turmoil and war during the Ming Dynasty. To bring this story to life in 3D, Cheung even recruited the help of director Tsui Hark, one of the pioneers of 3D technology in Chinese cinema, as the film’s artistic consultant.

Near the end of the Ming Dynasty, Wudang’s Zhuo Yihang (Huang Xiaoming), as the future leader of the sect, is assigned to present the Red Clous to the Emperor as royal tribute. However, the Emperor dies soon after consuming the Bolus, and Yihang is set up as the murderer. Escaping to the northwestern border, Yihang encounters Lian Nicheng (Fan Bingbing), the leader of a group of bandits out to wipe out corrupt government officials. During a battle, Nicheng rescues Yihang and takes him to her home in Moonlight Village, dubbed as a terrorist base by the government. Over time, Yihang comes to understand Nicheng’s noble quest, and the two fall in love. However, the turmoil in the capital finally arrives in Moonlight Village, and Yihang is told that Nicheng is responsible for the murder of his grandfather.

This edition features the 3D version of the film, and a 3D Blu-ray player and 3D television are required to play the disc. A 3D Blu-ray player, 3D television and 3D glasses are required to watch the 3D version of the film. It includes making of and trailers..
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Pop singer Juno Mak has always proclaimed himself to be a fan of ultra-violent exploitation films. Thanks to Josie Ho’s 852 Films, which is quickly becoming the go-to solution for Hong Kong audiences thirsting for local alternative genre films after Dream Home, Mak now has the chance to make his own ultra-violent film with “Revenge” A Love Story. Co-written and directed by Wong Ching Po (Jiang Hu) – based on a story by Juno – this stylish action thriller stars Mak as an innocent man who is driven to extreme violence to avenge the love of his life, played by Japanese adult film actress Aoi Sola. Despite the brutal violence on display throughout the film, it is ultimately at heart a sweet romance shattered by the darkness of human nature. One of the two opening films at the 2010 Hong Kong Asian Film Festival, “Revenge” A Love Story is a disturbing revenge thriller no viewer will easily forget.

A serial murderer has brutally killed several policemen and their pregnant wives. After a quick investigation, the murderer is revealed to be Kit (Juno Mak), whom the case’s detective-in-charge (Chin Siu Ho) knows from a previous case. Once upon a time, Kit was an innocent boy in a rural village who also has a crush on na ve high school student Wing (Aoi Sola). After the death of Wing’s grandmother, Kit rescues Wing from a foster care facility, and the two quickly fall in love. However, their romance ends prematurely when a local policeman arrests them. The events that follow lay the seeds for Kit’s terrifying path to vengeance.

This edition comes with making of documentaries and trailers..
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Produced by Jackie Chan, The Shootout is an early-nineties action comedy that brings together many stars of past and present Hong Kong films. Popstar Aaron Kwok is Fai, a relatively young, inexperienced cop who accidentally nabs a member of a thievery gang. However, Fai loses his collar when the gang’s vicious boss (Elvis Tsui) infiltrates Police HQ to take down his own comrade! Luckily, the cops bring in two “expert” policemen, Lau (Sean Lau Ching Wan) and Ma (Leung Ka Yan) to help nab the bad guys. Helping their investigation is Min (Fennie Yuen), the club singer to whom Fai is attracted AND the girlfriend to the head bad guy. With topnotch police work – and maybe a little luck – the cops regroup in time for a violent finish. Gritty violence and entertaining, over-the-top action highlight The Shootout, but it’s the charismatic stars and quick-footed comedy which keep things amusing..
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Five youths come of age the hard way in the Taiwanese gangster blockbuster Monga. Beating even Avatar at the local box office in its opening day gross, the youth gang epic takes audiences back to 1980s Taiwan, to a time of rousing fistfights, loud floral shirts, and good old-fashioned brotherhood. Following his award-winning What on Earth Have I Done Wrong, Doze Niu spins his experience as an idol drama director into a big-budget, hot-blooded gangster actioner that’s gritty, glossy, and completely entertaining. Television idols Ethan Ruan (Exit No. 6) and Mark Chao (Black & White) lead the cast, with Rhydian Vaughn (Winds of September), former Super Idol contestant Cai Chang Xian, variety show stars Huang Deng Hui and Chen Han Dian, and actress Alice Ke (Miao Miao) rounding out Monga‘s awry youth. Veteran actor Ma Ju Lung (Cape No. 7) and Doze Niu himself also co-star in the nostalgic gangland drama.

Loner teen Mosquito (Mark Chao) has just moved to Taipei’s gang-ridden Monga district, and he gets picked out immediately at school for some roughing up. Dragon (Rhydian Vaughan), the swaggering son of mob boss Geta (Ma Ju Lung), swoops in to save Mosquito and invites him into the “Prince Gang” alongside Monkey (Cai Chang Xian), A-Po (Huang Deng Hui), and Monk (Ethan Ruan), the true brain and brawn of the group. The five friends live it up together amid backalley brawls and brothel excursions, even as they get pulled deeper and deeper into a brewing gang war that threatens to upturn their youth and their brotherhood.

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Liu Ye, Zhang Hanyu and Huang Bo are the eponymous heroes of The Chef, The Actor, The Scoundrel, a wartime comedy-drama from director Guan Hu (Cow). Set during the Sino-Japanese War in a Beijing ravaged by war, famine and plague, the film takes place mostly in an inn with four everyday folks and their two Japanese captives. The entertaining, shape-shifting story of comedy and espionage gradually reveals a labyrinthine battle of wits and masquerade among various parties with divergent motives and secrets.

A desperate Scoundrel (Huang Bo) tries to rob two Japanese travelers, but a Chef (Liu Ye) captures them first and holds them hostage in his Japanese restaurant. The Chef, his mute wife (Liang Jing, Design of Death), the Scoundrel and a rakish opera Actor (Zhang Hanyu) who works at the restaurant argue over what to do with the captives. When they learn the captives are actually scientists who have developed a vaccine for cholera, they agree to steal the vaccine formula and then sell it off for big money. Making the scientists spill their secrets, however, is easier said than done, especially when they also have to hide the captives from the Japanese army and some suspicious detectives. Meanwhile, the Chef, the Actor and the Scoundrel also may not be who they appear to be..
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