Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

John Woo changes the face of wuxia cinema with his signature theme of heroism and stylish violence in the costume martial arts masterpiece Reign Of Assassins! Trading bullets for blades, Woo shares co-director credit with talented Taiwan writer-director Su Chao Pin (Silk, Better Than Sex), who brings a refreshing perspective to the genre and fills the captivating storyline with a touching emotional core and clever plot twists. Unlike Woo’s past films where brotherhood and redemption are common themes, Reign of Assassins follows a swordswoman who attempts to leave the jiang hu behind to find freedom and love. Veteran action director Stephen Tung (Bodyguards and Assassins) helps realize Su and Woo’s vision by choreographing the wire-assisted swordplay action to exhilarating effect.

One of the biggest draws of this ambitious production lies in its glamorous all-star cast. Action queen Michelle Yeoh (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) toplines the film alongside popular Korean actor Jung Woo Sung, who is no stranger to Chinese films having starred in Musa the Warrior, Daisy, and Season of Good Rain. More starpower comes courtesy of Mainland thespian Wang Xueqi, Hong Kong actor Shawn Yue, Taiwan actors Kelly Lin, Leon Dai, and Barbie Hsu. Pace Wu, Jiang Yiyan, Guo Xiaodong, and Paw Hee Ching are also among the eye-catching ensemble, with John Woo’s daughter Angeles Woo making her acting debut in a supporting role.

Every clan in the martial world wants the sacred remains of the holy monk Dharma, which is believed to hold extraordinary powers. Upon learning its whereabouts, the Wheel King (Wang Xueqi) – leader of the assassins organization “Black Stone” – sends his elite killers to bring it back. Drizzle (Kelly Lin) gets away with the coveted relics and is forced to run from her relentless pursuers, including fellow assassins Lei Bin (Shawn Yue), the Magician (Leon Dai), and Turquoise (Barbie Hsu). Tired of her life of killing, Drizzle is determined to quit the martial world, and after altering her appearance, she hides in a small town under the name Zeng Jing (Michelle Yeoh). There, she falls in love with innocent young messenger Jiang Ah Sheng (Jung Woo Sung) and begins a peaceful married life with him, but her secret dark past eventually catches up with her….
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The Beggar’s Daughter (DVD) (Taiwan Version).
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As classic as kung-fu films get, The 36 Deadly Styles is a period kung-fu film full of the laughs and high-kicking action the genre is renowned for! Wong Ching Lee is a silver-haired kung-fu baddie who groups with some ruthless fighters to get their hands on the 36 Deadly Styles Manual, a martial arts handbook that could upset the balance of the World of Martial Arts. When young Wah Jee (Cheung Lik) learns that these brigands are the same ones that killed his father, he’s drawn into the conflict. But the bad guys are also after pretty Tsui Jee (Jeannie Chang) and her father (Fan Mei Sheng), so the three go into hiding. There’s only one course of action: for Wah Jee to learn the 36 Deadly Styles himself, and take on the bad guys to gain revenge for his father! A tried-and-true plotline, unmistakably cool kung-fu action, and entertaining dialogue all combine to make director Joseph Kuo’s The 36 Deadly Styles a standout martial arts flick in the classic seventies mold!.
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Bruce Lee’s big screen break came in director Lo Wei’s The Big Boss, a wildly successful kung-fu film that made the legendary screen icon into a powerful box-office force! Chang Chow An (Bruce Lee) is a reluctant warrior who promises his mother to leave his violent days behind him. Chang goes to live with his uncle and gets a job at the local ice factory. But something is amiss at the factory. Chang’s co-workers begin to mysteriously disappear, and Chang himself is distracted by the evil “Big Boss”, who uses power, money and women to direct Chang’s attentions elsewhere. But when Chang learns once and for all that the Big Boss is a bad man, it’s time to let the dragon out of the bottle! It all comes down to knock-down kung-fu showdowns featuring Bruce Lee’s trademark power and charismatic flair! Known to American audiences as Fists of Fury, The Big Boss is required viewing by anyone who considers themself a Bruce Lee fan.

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Legendary director John Woo produces Peace Hotel, a unique Hong Kong action film starring Chow Yun Fat in one of his signature roles! Chow Yun Fat plays “The Killer”, the proprietor of a sanctuary for lost souls called the Peace Hotel. The hotel is welcome lodging for fugitives and ex-cons hoping to put their lives on the straight-and-narrow. The Killer seeks his own penance, for a massacre that occurred years ago by his very hands. But his life of tranquil atonement is shattered by the appearance of a sassy mystery woman (Cecilia Yip), who claims to be the Killer’s long-lost wife. The Killer knows this to be untrue, but all that must be put aside when a band of mysterious rogues shows up on the doorstep of the Peace Hotel. Can this have something to do with the Killer’s dark past? Director Wai Kai Fai brings a dark, stylish edge to the world of Peace Hotel, and Chow Yun Fat displays his unparalleled charisma in a “tragic hero” role that seems tailor-made for the internationally-renowned actor! Featuring atmospheric cinematography, superlative art direction, and cool stylized action sequences, Peace Hotel is Hong Kong heroic bloodshed at its finest!.
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Renowned Hong Kong filmmaker Raymond Wong’s 80s classic series The Happy Ghost is reincarnated for today’s family and young audiences! With Ip Man‘s director Wilson Yip and writer Edmond Wong onboard, the fantasy comedy employs flashy visual effects and replaces the original’s friendly spirit from the Qing dynasty with feuding wizards who can give Harry Potter’s wand-waving friends a run for their money. Magic to Win stars popular actor Louis Koo (Overheard 2), Fahrenheit’s Wu Chun (My Kingdom), action star Wu Jing (SPL), Japan-based magician Tonny Jan, Mainland actress Yan Ni (Mural) in addition to Raymond Wong himself. The film also brings back series alumni Loletta Lee and Yip Sai Wing for a cameo, while introducing a new generation of “Happy Girls” led by teen model Karena Ng in her acting debut.

Nobody knows that Professor Hong Sum Kwai (Raymond Wong) is actually the Water Magician, one of the five elemental wizards. One day, Hong accidentally loses his magical powers, which are transferred to his student Cheng Meisi (Karena Ng). The girl happily uses the superhuman abilities she acquired by luck in life, at school, and on the volleyball court, but those powers also land her in trouble as a war of wizardry rages around her… Fire Magician Bi Yewu (Wu Jing) is desperate to turn back time to change a tragedy in the past, but to do so he needs to bring together the powers of all five elemental wizards. Wood Magician Gu Xinyue (Louis Koo) foresees catastrophe if time is warped, so he alerts the other wizards – including Earth Magician Ling Feng (Wu Chun) and Metal Magician Charlie (Tonny Jan) – to join forces and prevent it from happening….
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A prominent figure of the Hong Kong Cinema New Wave, director Leong Po Chih (Jumping Ash) made the delightful Itchy Fingers with comedy star Richard Ng in 1979. Two years later, they teamed up again in another laughfest called Super Fool!. Ng plays the cocky kung fu movie star Lung Gum Wai, who accidentally meets his tragic demise while filming a dangerous action scene. The filmmakers need a lookalike to finish the movie, and they find it in an illegal immigrant from Mainland named Kan (also played by Ng), who has just stowed away to Hong Kong with his friend Ming. Kan is a spitting image of Wai all right, but to ensure that no one would realize he’s not the real deal, they would have to give this country bumpkin a thorough makeover… Super Fool! co-stars Flora Cheong, Philip Chan, Wong Wan Si, and Lo Hoi Pang..
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Produced by Andrew Lau, the co-director of the Infernal Affairs series, The Haunted School pools together a group of rising idols in Hong Kong, including Tsui Tin Yau of Shine, Steven Cheung and Dennis Mak of Sun Boy’z, Toby Leung and Macy Chan from Life is Beautiful, Theresa Fu from Cookies, and Don Li. Singer Amanda Lee, away from the entertainment circle for years, returns as the school’s dean of discipline. Director Chin Man Kei employs various techniques in editing and sound effects to spice up this teen horror flick, making it different from other Hong Kong films in the same genre.

Years ago Lap Lan Secondary School burned down, but the body of the school’s infamous dean of discipline was never found. Since then ghost stories about the school have been circulated, from mysterious silhouettes on the wall to students being called to an office that no longer exists. When four young and handsome boys join the girl’s school under the new education policy, the girls are overjoyed, ignoring the school’s “no dating” rule. But what starts as puppy love awakens a curse buried in The Haunted School 10 years ago!.
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Different Path, Same Way (2012) (DVD) (Hong Kong Version).
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City of Cathay (DVD) (English Subtitled) (Taiwan Version).
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