Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

Jung Il Woo, Cha Ye Ryun, Lee Jae Yoon and After School’s UEE star in the MBC family drama Golden Rainbow. The weekend drama explores what it means to be a family through the story of seven orphans raised by their adopted father in a seaside town. Though they aren’t related, they experience the best and worst of times together as a family whose bonds are stronger than blood. Lee Jae Yoon plays the eldest brother of the family, while Cha Ye Ryun and UEE are the second and third daughters and Kim Sang Joong, the father..
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FTIsland’s Lee Hong Ki (You’re Beautiful) and up-and-coming actress Yang Jin Sung (Secret Love) star in the 2014 TV Chosun romantic drama Bride of the Century. In this modern fairy tale, Lee Hong Ki plays a chaebol heir, Choi Kang Joo, whose family has been under a century-long “curse” that dooms the eldest son’s first bride to early death. Kang Joo is engaged to a calculating heiress who mysteriously disappears before their wedding. To keep the disappearance under wraps, a sweet small-town girl is brought in to take her place. What happened to Kang Joo’s original fiancee, and how will the unlikely couple fare amid all the corporate scheming and family curses?.
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Inspired by a real-life scandal, MBC’s much talked about 2011 melodrama Miss Ripley stars Lee Da Hae (My Girl) as the eponymous anti-heroine who forges her education credentials to rise to a higher station in life. JYJ’s Park Yoo Chun (Sungkyunkwan Scandal) and Kim Seung Woo (IRIS) co-star as the two very different men she coyly manipulates to get ahead, but the higher one climbs, the harder the fall. Also co-starring Kang Hye Jung (Welcome to Dongmakgol) and Kim Jung Tae (Can’t Live with Losing), the heartfelt drama weaves a tangled web of love and lies under the spell of its beautiful, tragic, and talented Miss Ripley.

Adopted to Japan as a child, Mi Ri (Lee Da Hae) grew up under tough circumstances and works as a club hostess under the thumb of pimp Hirayama (Kim Jung Tae). When the chance comes, she makes a run for it, and finally returns to Korea to start anew. To stay in Korea, she needs a job but companies won’t even consider her without a degree. In desperation, she lies about being a Tokyo University graduate, and hotelier Myung Hoon (Kim Seung Woo) promptly hires her. Determined to leave her miserable past behind, Mi Ri not only forges her friend Hee Joo’s (Kang Hye Jung) degree as her own, she successfully wins Myung Hoon’s heart and support, only to leave him for a bigger fish – young, lovestruck hotel heir Yoo Hyun (Park Yoo Chun). As Mi Ri’s lies and ambitions grow bigger and bigger, the past begins to catch up..
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A scholar acquires a talisman that allows him to travel back and forth between the 17th century and the present-day in the tvN drama Queen In Hyun’s Man (a.k.a. Queen and I). In Joseon times, he risks his life to support the deposed Queen In Hyun. In modern times, he meets and falls in love with a perky actress playing Queen In Hyun! Ji Hyun Woo (A Thousand Kisses) and Yoo In Na (Secret Garden) star in the heartrending 2012 time-travel romance Queen In Hyun’s Man which turned into an audience favorite.

Joseon scholar Kim Boong Do (Ji Hyun Woo) has put his life on the line to facilitate the reinstatement of Queen In Hyun, who was deposed because of consort Jang Hee Bin’s scheming. Ambushed by assassins, Boong Do is moments away from death – when he’s suddenly transported into the future by the magical powers of a talisman. In present-day Korea, a confused Boong Do encounters Hee Jin (Yoo In Na), an up-and-coming actress who is playing Queen In Hyun in a TV drama. Adjusting quickly to his odd situation, Boong Do uses his time-travel abilities and newly acquired historical knowledge to alter the events of the past. With every trip through time, he falls deeper in love with Hee Jin and deeper into danger. Which world does Boong Do belong to, and can their love hold up to the unpredictable turns of time?.
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After a breakout performance in Queen Seon Duk, Kim Nam Gil takes the leading role in the SBS drama Bad Guy. Kim Nam Gil oozes charisma as the brooding anti-hero plotting his revenge on the chaebol that destroyed his life and family, though Coffee Prince‘s “Waffle Guy” Kim Jae Wook gives him a run for his money in the tortured soul department as the rebellious black sheep, who has all the money in the world but can’t come to terms with his family or himself. Bad Guy co-stars the beautiful trio of Han Ga In (Super Rookie), Oh Yeon Soo (The Queen Returns), and Jung So Min (Playful Kiss) who get unwittingly pulled into the painful revenge cycle.

In one night, Gun Wook (Kim Nam Gil) lost everything because of the Hong family. They took him in, believing he was Hong’s illegitimate son Tae Sung, and then cast him aside into the streets when it turned out to be a mistake. Years later, Gun Wook returns for revenge, taking down the Hongs and their Haeshin corporation step by step. The real Hong Tae Sung (Kim Jae Wook) and sisters Mo Ne (Jung So Min) and Tae Ra (Oh Yeon Soo) are all chess pieces in his impeccable revenge plan, but he never planned on meeting and falling in love with Jae In (Han Ga In)..
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From popular screenwriting duo the Hong Sisters comes the hit supernatural romantic comedy Master’s Sun! Working with the Hong Sisters again after The Greatest Love, Kong Hyo Jin stars as a harried warmhearted woman who can see ghosts, while So Ji Sub (Ghost) is the man who reluctantly becomes her haven from the spirits. A triumphant blending of genres, Master’s Sun incorporates horror elements and jump scares while ultimately telling very human stories through its ghostly encounters and the cute budding romance between the protagonists. Singer-actor Seo In Guk (Answer Me 1997), Kim Yoo Ri, Han Bo Reum, Hwang Sun Hee and Infinite’s L also co-star in the charming drama.

Gong Shil (Kong Hyo Jin) hasn’t been able to rest properly since she acquired the skill of seeing ghosts after a serious accident. Everywhere she goes, she runs into ghosts seeking her assistance. There’s no escape until the day she meets Joong Won (So Ji Sub), a cold and cynical mall CEO who never got over the trauma of being kidnapped as a teenager. When Gong Shil touches Joong Won, the ghosts inexplicably disappear. The two agree to a mutually beneficial relationship in which he makes the ghosts go away for her (via skinship!), and she solves the haunting problems that affect him and his business, including his ex-girlfriend’s ghost..
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Brilliant Legacy heroine Han Hyo Ju takes the leading role in MBC’s 2010 grand historical epic Dong Yi, a biopic about Lady Choi, a concubine of Joseon King Sukjong. The 60-episode drama follows the tumultuous life of Dong Yi, a lowly orphaned commoner who enters the palace as a servant. She becomes the trusted confidante of Queen Inhyeon and captures the heart of King Sukjong, who later takes her as his concubine.

After her breakout role in Brilliant Legacy, Han Hyo Ju shines even brighter in the complex role of Dong Yi, exuding both gentle beauty and strong determination as her character strives to rise above the dangerous infighting of the court and protect her son from enemies. Popular actor Ji Jin Hee plays King Sukjong, while Han’s Brilliant Legacy co-star Bae Soo Bin is again her devoted protector. Lee So Yeon (Spring Waltz) takes on another antagonistic role after Temptation of an Angel, playing Dong Yi’s plotting nemesis Queen Jang Hee Bin. Dong Yi is co-directed by Lee Byung Hoon, who has been responsible for some of the biggest period hits of the last decade including Dae Jang Geum, Hur Joon, and Yi San..
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The 2012 MBC drama The King 2 Hearts is set in an alternate present-day Korea in which a constitutional monarchy is in place and relations with North Korea are less icy for the time being. This politically intriguing backdrop becomes the unexpected setting for romantic angst and hijinks in the popular drama from the screenwriting duo behind Beethoven Virus. Singer-actor Lee Seung Gi (My Girlfriend is a Gumiho) plays an irresponsible crown prince who has a lot of growing up to do, while top actress Ha Ji Won (Secret Garden) continues her tough cookie streak as a tomboyish North Korean soldier with a soft heart.

Spoiled since birth, arrogant crown prince Jae Ha (Lee Seung Gi) is serving in the army, and he is less than happy about the physically grueling experience. His mandatory stint gets a lot more interesting when the two Koreas agree to hold joint military training, bringing tough yet cute North Korean officer Hang Ah (Ha Ji Won) into his life. Stuck in the same unit, wimpy Jae Ha and spunky Hang Ah seem more likely to start a war than to fall in love, though they begin to grow closer during the training. Against their wishes, the two of them get set up into an arranged marriage!.
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Set at an elite high school attended by next-generation corporate heirs, SBS’s star-studded youth drama The Heirs revolves around the lives and love of the young and rich, and the hardworking heroine who stumbles into this world she doesn’t belong. Lee Min Ho and Park Shin Hye lead the series as the star-crossed illegitimate chaebol and maid’s daughter, along with a staggering lineup of up-and-coming stars and idols that includes Kim Woo Bin (School 2013), Choi Jin Hyuk (Gu Family Book), CNBLUE’s Kang Min Hyuk, f(x)’s Krystal, ZE:A’s Park Hyung Sik, Kang Ha Neul (Monstar) and Kim Ji Won (To the Beautiful You).

Heir to the Jeguk Group conglomerate, Kim Tan (Lee Min Ho) has been whiling and brooding his days away in California, far from the family and the family business which is exactly what his older half-brother and current Jeguk president Kim Won (Choi Jin Hyuk) wants. Tan is resigned to his lonely life until he crosses paths with Eun Sang (Park Shin Hye), who came to the States looking for her sister. Despite being from opposite sides of the track, something clicks between them. Eun Sang’s return to Korea inspires Tan to also finally go home, where it turns out Eun Sang’s mother is the housekeeper for Tan’s family.

Both Tan and Eun Sang enroll at Jeguk High School, the stomping grounds of the young and wealthy. Tan’s big return isn’t welcomed by the school’s resident kingpin Choi Young Do (Kim Woo Bin), Tan’s best friend-turned-enemy whose pastime is to bully poor students. Mistaken as a nouveau riche, Eun Sang just wants to attend school quietly, but she’s soon caught between Tan and Young Do’s fierce misguided rivalry..
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In 2008 Moon Geun Young reaped top awards for her role as a painter in the period drama Painter of the Wind. Five years later, she returns to costume to play the Joseon era’s first female potter in the MBC period drama Goddess of Fire co-starring Lee Sang Yoon (The Duo) and Kim Bum (That Winter, the Wind Blows)..
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