Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

NOTE: The Hong Kong Version of Daisy contains the 125 minute International Director’s Cut of the film.

Andrew Lau, co-director of such Hong Kong box office hits as Infernal Affairs and Initial D, helms this beautifully crafted romantic thriller from Korea starring Jeon Ji Hyun, the mega-popular star of My Sassy Girl and Windstruck. Jeon stars as Hye Young, an innocent sidewalk artist living abroad in Amsterdam, with big dreams of someday headlining an exhibition in a real art gallery. In a romantic twist, she starts receiving a pot of daisies each day at 4:15 p.m. from a secret admirer. Oddly enough, the identity of the sender is none other than Park Yi (Jung Woo Sung, from Sad Movie and Musa), a ruthless assassin who works for a Chinese crime syndicate. It seems that while completing a mission, he found himself hiding in a house and began to notice a beautiful girl strolling by on a regular basis. The girl was, of course, Hye Young, and Park Yi quickly becomes smitten by her. A bit shy in the romance department, the hitman keeps his distance, sending his gift of flowers regularly, but anonymously.

As fate would have it, it isn’t long before Hye Young crosses paths with Jeong Woo (Lee Seong Jae, from Holiday and Public Enemy), a topnotch Interpol agent, and mistakenly assumes that he’s been her secret admirer all along. Through her innocent actions, Hye Young unknowingly tosses her two admirers into a deadly game of cat and mouse, which will not only have consequences for the men involved, but just might reveal some long buried secrets in Hye Young’s past as well. How will this eternal love triangle be resolved? With a screenplay co-written by My Sassy Girl director Kwak Jae Yong and featuring appearances by Cheon Ho Jin, David Chiang, Yu Soon Cheol and Dion Lam, Daisy is a complex, sometimes poignant story of pure love!.
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Three of Korea’s hottest young actors, Kim Soo Hyun (The Thieves), Lee Hyun Woo (To the Beautiful You) and Park Ki Woong (War of the Arrows) star as unlikely North Korean spies in the espionage action blockbuster Secretly, Greatly. Directed by Jang Cheol Su (Bedevilled), the film revolves around three elite North Korean agents sent undercover to South Korea. Until they receive their missions, they must carry out the most ordinary of lives in a quiet neighborhood a story that carries the three heroes from slapstick comedy to intense action and drama. Also co-starring Son Hyun Ju (Hide and Seek), Kim Sung Kyun (Nameless Gangster) and Ko Chang Seok (The Grand Heist), Secretly, Greatly broke Korea’s first-day box-office record and raked in nearly nine million admissions to become one of the biggest Korean films of 2013.

Two years ago, North Korean agent Won Ryu Hwan (Kim Soo Hyun) was sent to the South to lay low and await an assignment. His cover: the village idiot. Once a great soldier of the Republic’s most elite and brutal special forces, Ryu Hwan can now only diligently play the part of the bumbling fool, right down to daily missions of falling down in public and getting bullied by kids. He works at a corner store run by a kind woman who cares for him like a son. Soon, more sleeper agents show up in his neighborhood including his former subordinate Ri Hae Jin (Lee Hyun Woo), now a high school student, and the cynical and rebellious Lee Hae Rang (Park Ki Woong), who has no musical talent but is supposed to somehow become a rock singer. Just when the three spies have befriended the neighbors and grown accustomed to their small-town life, shocking orders from the North come in.

This edition comes with the Extended Cut of the film, plus making-of, music video and trailer.

From Kim Sung Soo, director of the epic Musa: The Warrior, comes a decidedly different kind of film – the delightful, hilariously offbeat romantic comedy, Please Teach Me English! Lee Na Young, star of Who Are You? and Someone Special, plays Young Ju, a cute, bespectacled public official who is forced to take English lessons, so at least one employee at the office is bilingual! After much hesitation, Young Ju signs up for English lessons, and soon enough, the adventure begins!

In the class, Young-Ju meets Cathy (Angela Kelly), the pretty teacher from Australia, as well as Moon Su (Jang Hyuk of Volcano High), who takes on the English name Elvis, thanks to his ridiculously long sideburns. While Young Ju (now rechristened “Candy”) takes a liking to Elvis, it seems he’s too busy making obvious passes at their teacher to care. But as shallow as Elvis seems, it turns out he’s got a real reason for being in class. He has a sister who was put up for adoption and soon she’ll be visiting both Elvis and his aged mother. Since his mother won’t be able to communicate with the English speaking daughter, it’s up to Elvis to learn the language before the three of them reunite. But when Candy misunderstands Elvis’ reasons for learning English, will she give in to her jealousy and ruin everything? Or is their hope for this screwball couple? The answer to these questions and more await you in this wacky, intensely likable film! Thanks to a charming performance from the adorable Lee Na Young, Please Teach Me English is one romantic comedy that goes straight to the head of the class!.
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Zhang Ziyi is beautiful, lovable, and absolutely hilarious in her first comedic role as the eponymous heroine of Sophie’s Revenge. The first film produced by Zhang, the Hollywood-style urban romantic comedy embraces the genre with heartwarming cinematic gusto, throwing beautiful people in beautiful places into hapless Bridget Jones-style dilemmas. Fan Bingbing (Shinjuku Incident) does a bit of image debunking herself as Zhang’s gorgeous and manipulative onscreen nemesis. Competing for the hands of the leading ladies are two of Asia’s biggest heartthrobs, Korean star So Ji Sub (Rough Cut) and Taiwan actor Peter Ho (My DNA Says I Love You). Ruby Lin (Princess Returning Pearl) and Yao Chen (All’s Well Ends Well 2009) take supporting roles as Zhang’s scheming buddies. Directed by Chinese-American director Eva Jin, Sophie’s Revenge is a feel-good feast for the eyes and heart, from the dazzling art direction to the whimsical animation sequences to the tried-but-true story of love, laughter, and tears.

High-strung comic artist Sophie (Zhang Ziyi) is out for revenge after losing her fiance Jeff (So Ji Sub) to insufferable actress Joanna (Fan Bingbing). Chronicling her strategies to win Jeff back in her budding book “The Handbook of Love”, Sophie lays out her war plan step by step, but things have a habit of backfiring in wacky ways. She enlists Joanna’s ex, affable photographer Gordon (Peter Ho), to help break up the lovebirds. As their efforts to sway Jeff begin to take effect, Sophie and Gordon find themselves falling for each other instead.

This edition comes with making of, Jeff and Sophie interviews, and theatrical trailer..
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With its hilarious plot about a gangster going back to school, My Boss, My Hero turned into a huge box office hit, and the beginning of a blockbuster franchise. Gang leader Do Shik (Jung Jun Ho) has succeeded in taking over all of downtown Seoul, but he soon develops an inferiority complex about his lack of education. His boss orders him to return to high school to earn his degree. As soon as he gets there, he finds that the school is actually more violent and corrupted than the criminal underworld. Find out what happens when this seasoned gang boss goes head to head with the high school hooligans!.
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From director Lee Hyun Seung comes Il Mare, the 2000 time-travel romance featuring My Sassy Girl‘s Jeon Ji Hyun in a starring role! This touching sci-fi love story centers on Han Seong Hyun (Lee Jung Jae, from Typhoon and Last Present), an accomplished architect who moves into his father’s beach house, only to find himself put in the most extraordinary of circumstances. After dubbing the place “Il Mare” (“The Sea” in Italian), Seong Hyun receives a mysterious letter from a woman named Kim Eun Joo (Jeon Ji Hyun). Strangely, the letter is addressed to the person who will live in Il Mare after Eun Joo leaves, a puzzling statement considering the fact that Seong Hyun is the very first person to ever live in the house!

Believing it to be some sort of a prank or perhaps just a misunderstanding, Seong Hyun initially disregards the anomaly, only to find himself drawn into correspondence with Eun Joo. But as the two begin conversing through exchanged letters, they eventually discover that their situation is as remarkable as it is downright unbelievable. It seems that Eun Joo is actually living in 1999, a full two years ahead of the time in which Seong Hyun resides! Disbelief gives way to amusement and intrigue as the two continue their correspondence, eventually falling for one another. But when these two strangers decide to meet up, they soon discover something that neither quite expected. Will there be a happy ending for these two? Can love cross the boundary of time? Find out in Il Mare, the award-winning Korean film that inspired the 2006 U.S. remake starring Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock!.
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Girl loves boy – but boy loves another boy – in the fresh urban romance Hello, My Love directed by Aaron Kim (LaLa Sunshine). Jo An (The Bronze Medalist) plays a chirpy young woman who’s got her life perfectly in order until her boyfriend comes out of the closet! Television heartthrobs Min Suk (Thirty Thousand Miles in Search of My Sun) and Ryu Sang Wook (Queen Seon Duk) play the soulmate couple in this glossy gay-themed romantic drama.

Radio host Ho Jeong (Jo An) is eagerly anticipating the homecoming of her boyfriend of ten years, Won Jae (Oh Min Suk), who’s been in Paris for the last two years. Practically already a part of his family, she’s expecting him to pop the question when he returns. Instead, Won Jae brings back his male roommate Dong Hwa (Ryu Sang Wook), who seems to never leave his side. Ho Jeong thinks they’re just planning to open a wine restaurant together – but it turns out they’re actually together.

This edition comes with audio commentary, music video, and trailer..
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A washed-up idol-turned-DJ gets a second shot for fame in the charming hit romance Love On Air. The famously beautiful Lee Min Jung (Cyrano Agency) is the heroine of the story, while Lee Jung Jin (Troubleshooter) is the producer who turns things around for her, both career and romance-wise. Directed by Kwon Chil On (Hellcats), Love On Air also has a fine supporting cast in funnyman Lee Kwang Soo (City Hunter), Kim Jung Tae (He’s On Duty), and Jung Yu Mi (A Thousand Days’ Promise). Also watch out for cameos from rocker Kim Tae Won (who appeared on the variety show Qualifications of Men with Lee Jung Jin) and Lee Kwang Soo’s Running Man cohorts Kim Jong Kook and Gary.

Back in the day, former teen idol Jin Ah (Lee Min Jung) was once the nation’s sweetheart, beloved by all. Now she’s a DJ with a radio program that’s in danger of being axed for low ratings. The pressure’s on when a no-nonsense producer, Jae Ik (Lee Jung Jin), is brought onto the show and demands fresh ideas. Though the two get off to a bad start, sparks begin to fly when they see past each other’s standoffish exteriors. Jin Ah’s proposed segment inviting normal, everyday people to share a story and sing a song turns into a surprise hit, and she even gets the chance to show off her songs on-air again. But a rival’s sabotaging could tank her career once and for all..
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