Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

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.

This edition comes with making of, behind-the-scenes, outtakes, and trailer..
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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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After the popular success of 72 Tenants of Prosperity last year, Shaw Brothers brings back its winning formula and a crowded cast for another Lunar New Year holiday crowd-pleaser. Led by star, producer, and co-director Eric Tsang, I Love Hong Kong boasts a massive cast toplined by Tony Leung Ka Fai, Sandra Ng, Anita Yuen, Stanley Fung, Aarif Lee, Fala Chen, Bosco Wong, Wong Cho Lam, and a seemingly endless supply of TVB actors and pop singers. Unlike other major Hong Kong films today, I Love Hong Kong is a wholly homegrown production with a story filled with distinctively local-flavored humor and issues of concern to Hong Kong’s grassroots class. However, the feel-good family laughfest’s all-star appeal and festive atmosphere are surely universally appreciated, as is the traditional neighborhood spirit it champions, which can only be found in a close-knit community like the public housing estate this story takes place in.

Going bankrupt following the failure of his Mainland toy factory in the global financial crisis, Ng Shun (Tony Leung Ka Fai) has no choice but to bring his family back to the cheap public housing estate he left more than ten years ago. Shun has a lot of fond memory of the place he grew up in, but it proves hard for his wife (Sandra Ng), son (Aarif Lee), and daughters to settle down in grandpa’s (Stanley Fung) tiny apartment, forcing the family to face the problems they have long neglected. Meanwhile, Shun’s childhood buddy Lung (Eric Tsang), who conned a large sum of money from his neighbors many years ago, suddenly shows up again in the estate with a plan that allegedly will make their estate lively and vibrant like in the good old days….
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Similar to urban romantic comedies like Bangkok Traffic Love Story and 30+ Sode on Sale, director Somching Srisupap’s Fabulous 30 topped the box office with the heartwarming love story between a thirtysomething woman and a younger guy. All seems to be going perfectly for career woman Ja (Aum Pachrapa Chaichua, Ghost Mother) in both work and love until her longtime pilot boyfriend suddenly breaks up with her on her birthday. Even more unexpected, a younger man soon enters her life: 23-year-old Por (Ken Phuphom Phongpanu). Though he will only be in Bangkok for three months, Por is determined to win Ja’s heart, but she’s not quite ready to start a new relationship, especially with someone seven years younger..
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Veteran Hong Kong kung fu star Leung Ka Yan was in his prime when he made the movie Profile in Anger in 1984. He was not only the star, but also the action choreographer, and for the first time in his film career, the director and co-writer. He also lined up a solid cast for the Golden Harvest production, including Pat Ha, Damian Lau, action actors Phillip Ko, Michael Chan, and Shaw Brothers star Chang Yi.

In the crime actioner Leung Ka Yan plays architect Leung Chun Yue, who is going to marry his fiancee Hydi (Pat Ha). Their peaceful life doesn’t last much longer when they meet longtime friend Wong Kin Hang (Damian Lau) and put him up at their place. Kin Hang has come back from South Africa to settle the score with Wai Kit (Chang Yi), who conned his father out of a diamond deal before killing him. Now the crime lord has already sent his trusted right-hand man (Phillip Ko) and top hitman (Michael Chan) to finish them off, too….
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Wu Chun and Han Geng clash in the spectacular tale of love, revenge, and betrayal set in the world of Peking Opera! Seeking breakthroughs in their artistic pursuits, the super-idols of Asian pop signed onto My Kingdom to play “wushengs” – actors dedicated to martial arts in the traditional Chinese performing art form – in Mainland musician and writer-director Gao Xiaosong’s stylish take on the wuxia film genre. To prepare for their demanding roles, all the lead actors have undergone months of intensive training under legendary action director Sammo Hung, who were himself trained as a Peking Opera artist at a young age. Popular actress Barbie Hsu (Reign of Assassins) co-stars in the highly anticipated period action drama, which also boasts a supporting cast including veteran action stars Yuen Biao and Yu Rongguang, actress Annie Yi, and famous magician Liu Qian as the arch-villain in his dazzling film debut.

In the final years of Qing Dynasty, the Meng family was sentenced to the guillotine for supporting the anti-monarchy revolution. Only the young son Meng Erkui survived, thanks to the rescue by honorable wusheng Yu Shengying (Yuen Biao) and his disciple Guan Yilong, and he began learning the art of Peking Opera under Yu. When Yu was defeated by his rival Yue Jiangtian (Yu Rongguang) and lost the “Best Wusheng” gold plaque bestowed on him by the Prince Regent, he became a shattered man, never able to get back up again. Years later, Yilong (Wu Chun) and Erkui (Han Geng) have grown into skilled wushengs, and they take it upon themselves to get back their master’s lost plaque and glory. The vengeful brothers arrive in Shanghai, and soon make their names known after winning the challenge against Yue Jiangtian. Witnessing Yue’s humiliation at the hands of Yilong and Erkui, Yue’s disciple Xi Mulan (Barbie Hsu) vows to avenge her master by orchestrating their rivalry and eventual downfall…

Hong Kong Version DVD comes with Han Geng’s theme song MV..
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The non-stop action scenes of this perfectly choreographed martial arts spectacle promises high quality entertainment of the first order! Kung Fu fans are sure to be fascinated by this one-shot blockbuster that was written by up-and coming Kung Fu king Chang Cheh!.
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Comedy kingpin Wong Jing directs superstar funnyman Stephen Chow in the hilarious blockbuster comedy hit, Sixty Million Dollar Man! Stephen Chow is an egotistical, spoiled rich kid who spends his days degrading others with his wit, his wealth, or maybe just a well-placed kick to groin. Since he obviously deserves it, the selfish trickster gets his comeuppance when he’s severely beaten by jealous rivals. However, thanks to the help of crazy scientist Elvis Tsui, he gets reborn as a silly cyborg with the ability to reshape his body into a variety of deadly household products (!). Now more powerful than ever, our hero resolves to be a better man – though he still has time to get revenge on the bad guys AND romance the scientist’s pretty daughter (Gigi Leung). Laughs, screwy special effects, and some surprising movie parodies (Watch for a riff on the dance sequence from Pulp Fiction!) are just some of the hilarious nonsense on display in Sixty Million Dollar Man!.
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The Lucky Stars DVD Collection includes three films from Hong Kong cinema legend Sammo Hung’s blockbuster (Five) Lucky Stars action comedy series.

Winners and Sinners (1983)
In this first film, the Five Lucky Stars are “Teapot” (Sammo Hung), “Exhaust Pipe” (Richard Ng), “Vaseline” (Charlie Chin), “Curly” (John Shum), and “Rookie” (Stanley Fung), with guest stars Jackie Chan, Cherie Chung, Yuen Biao, Pat Ha, Lam Ching Ying, and Cecilia Yip in supporting roles. The five friends are released from jail after serving time for different petty crimes. They decide to go straight and together they set up the Lucky Stars cleaning company. Somehow they get entangled in a war between two gangs over some counterfeit money printing plates, and with the cops also after them, many stunning stunts and hilarious antics ensue.

My Lucky Stars (1985)
Just like Winner and Sinners, My Lucky Stars mixes Chinese kung fu and Western-style gun fight into one entertaining title, with much comedy added. Jackie Chan stars as an Interpol agent who is after a criminal in Tokyo. Failing his assignment so badly that even his assistant (Yuen Biao) gets kidnapped, he calls Hong Kong police chief Walter Tso to ask for assistance from his orphanage buddies (Sammo Hung, Eric Tsang, Richard Ng, Stanley Fung, and Charlie Chin). The five “Lucky Stars” then depart for their Tokyo mission…

Twinkle Twinkle Little Stars (1985)
Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stars once again follows the mission of the five “Lucky Stars”. This time they are assigned to protect a beautiful young lady (Rosamund Kwan) who gets hold of information about some drug traffickers. Joined by two police constables (Jackie Chan and Yuen Biao), they set out their journey to fight crime, but at times distracted by the ladies they encounter…

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Director Zhang Yang follows up the wildly popular Spicy Love Soup with Shower, a funny and disarmingly real portrait of a family and their traditional bathhouse. Da Ming (He Zheng) is an avowed urban professional who returns home to Beijing when he receives news that leads him to believe his father has passed away. But dad (Zhu Xu) is alive, and still running the family bathhouse with Da Ming’s mentally-challenged brother Er Ming (Jiang Wu). Da Ming immediately tries to return to his work, but within a matter of days, he begins to discover just what’s lacking from his relationship with his family. Disparate values, cultures, generations, and experiences separate the three men, and soon he discovers that many possibilities – and even the hope of reconciliation – can be found at the bathhouse, which is a place where life and community can be found almost everyday. Director Zhang Yang uses everyday details of the Beijing bathhouse to create a charming film filled with real characters facing real situations. A hit worldwide at various film festivals, Shower is a generously funny and heartwarmingly human motion picture..
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