Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

A luxury residential tower turns into an inferno nightmare in the big-budget disaster movie The Tower. Director Kim Ji Hoon, who has shown a knack for staging spectacles in May 18 and Sector 7, brings together an ensemble cast led by Son Ye Jin, Sol Kyung Gu and Kim Sang Kyung, with Cha In Pyo and Ahn Sung Ki in supporting roles. Employing impressive special effects to create realistic scenes of fire and building collapses, The Tower is an intense, nail-biting fight for survival from beginning to end, effectively combining disaster action with touching human drama.

It’s Christmas Eve and a decadent party is being thrown for the residents of Tower Sky. Despite warnings of unsafe flying conditions, tower owner Jo (Cha In Pyo) pushes ahead with plans to spray fake snow over the party. A helicopter loses control and crashes into the tower in a fiery explosion. The faulty sprinkler system fails to activate and fire spreads rapidly through the floors, trapping many residents and staff, including restaurant manager Yun Hee (Son Ye Jin). While everyone else flees the building, security manager Dae Ho (Kim Sang Kyung) desperately runs up towards the top floor to find his daughter (Jo Min Ah) and a firefighter team led by Young Ki (Sol Kyung Gu) begins rescue efforts. It’s a race against time to save the trapped victims as the fire rages out of control.

This edition includes making-of, CG making, deleted scenes, teaser and trailer. First Press comes with five postcards..
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Be With You (Ima, Ai ni Yukimasu) shot to the top of the Japanese box office attracting no less than 3.8 million viewers and becoming one of the most seen movies of the year 2004. The emotional silver screen treat was brought to life by none other than Doi Nobuhiro, the skilled director of the blockbuster TV series Good Luck!! and Beautiful Life. Japan’s top actress Takeuchi Yuko (The Ring, Pride) portrays the tragically deceased Mio. Her husband Takumi (Nakamura Shidou) and his 6-year old son Yuji (Takei Akashi) try to make the best out of this unfortunate circumstance living each day in silent remembrance of the beautiful days they cherished together with Mio as they desperately cling on to her final words, a promise that she will return on a rainy day. Exactly one year after Mio left them, Yuji and his father encounter a strangely familiar woman walking out from the pouring rain….
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Directed by Kim Jin Min (Au Revoir, UFO), It’s Time to Love tells a warm and inspirational story about love, healing and the value of life. Shim Yi Young (Love, In Between) plays Ye Na, a suicidal woman struggling with depression, a failed relationship and deep emotional scars. At her lowest moment, the former girl group idol meets On Yoo (Lim Ji Gyu, Milky Way Liberation Front), a child cancer survivor who approaches life with cheer and optimism..
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The action never stops in the intense fugitive thriller The Suspect starring Gong Yoo as a former North Korean spy on the run. Directed by Won Sin Yeon (Seven Days), The Suspect dishes out one high-octane chase and bloody shootout after another as the framed protagonist takes on the army and assassins alike. Park Hee Soon (The Client) co-stars as the dogged military man on the chase, along with a supporting cast that includes Jo Sung Ha (Commitment), Kim Sung Kyun (Hwayi: A Monster Boy), Jo Jae Yoon (Miracle in Cell No. 7) and Yoo Da In (Re-encounter).

Ji Dong Cheol (Gong Yoo) was once one of North Korea’s best agents, but he has settled quietly in the South as a defector since being betrayed by his government. He goes on the run after getting framed for the murder of his boss, who was developing a secret formula that could greatly affect the North-South power balance. Colonel Min Se Hoon (Park Hee Soon), a tough-as-nails spy tracker whose unit was wiped out by Dong Cheol years ago, is called in to lead the manhunt. Dong Cheol, meanwhile, is on a hunt of his own when he realizes the murder case is part of a greater conspiracy that links back to the massacre that claimed the lives of his family..
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One of the top ten grossing Korean films of all time, the 2009 blockbuster Take Off pulled in over eight million admissions at the box office with the inspiring story of Korea’s first Olympic ski jump team. Helmed by Kim Yong Hwa (200 Pounds Beauty) who won Best Director at the 46th Daejong Film Awards and the 30th Blue Dragon Awards, the underdog sports drama revolves around the ragtag formation of Korea’s first ski jump team. Acclaimed actor Ha Jung Woo (Chaser) plus Kim Ji Suk (I Hate You But It’s Fine), Kim Dong Wook (The 1st Shop of Coffee Prince), Choi Jae Hwan (Truck), and Lee Jae Eung (Bravo, My Life!) form the dream team that won over Korean audiences. Take Off, which integrated extensive CGI to create the film’s exciting snowscape and competition scenes, was also recognized for Best Visual Effects at the Daejong Awards.

The year is 1996 and the town of Muju is going through massive construction in preparation for a bid to host the 2002 Winter Olympics. The town committee receives notice that there aren’t enough athletes representing Korea so they decide to form a ski jump team. Korean-American adoptee and former juniors alpine athlete Bob (Ha Jung Woo), who came to Korea to find his birth mother, gets recruited into Korea’s first national ski jump team along with four other amateur athletes. Can this fledgling inexperienced team really make it to the Olympics?

Limited Blu-ray Edition of Take Off comes with the Director’s Cut of the film with additional and re-edited scenes, and the following special features:

Promotion
– Theatrical Trailer
– Music Video (3 min 53 sec)
– Publicity: Production Making (7 min)
– Characters (6 min).
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Blockbuster director Kang Woo Suk aims for the heart with his latest box office hit GLove, an inspiring sports movie based on the true story of a hearing-impaired baseball team. Jung Jae Young and Yoo Sun, the stars of Kang’s previous film The Moss, team up again for a very different kind of movie. This time Jung Jae Young plays the reluctant baseball coach who grows with his team, while Yoo Sun is the supportive teacher. The film’s breakthrough baseball team includes Kim Hye Sung (Jenny, Juno), Lee Hyun Woo (God of Study), and Jang Ki Bum (The Righteous Thief).

Hot-tempered, washed-up baseball player Sang Nam (Jung Jae Young) is in serious need of image rehabilitation after landing in the news yet again for his involvement in a drunken brawl. His manager (Jo Jin Woong) sends him to the boonies to coach a hearing-impaired high school baseball team. It’s the last place Sang Nam wants to be, and he has no idea how to train his young ragtag players. The boys are plenty enthusiastic about his arrival, but Sang Nam is just counting the days till he can go back to the pros. As time passes, Sang Nam begins to develop a bond with the team, and together they aim for the nationals..
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Five years after starring in The Ghost, Nam Sang Mi returns to the horror genre in 2009 with Possessed (a.k.a. Living Death), her first film in four years. Written and directed by first-time director Lee Yong Joo who assisted on Bong Joon Ho’s Memories of Murder, the low-key horror thriller sees Nam Sang Mi trying to save her missing possibly demon-possessed little sister, played by child actress Shim Eun Kyung from Hansel and Gretel, who is connected to a mysterious string of neighborhood deaths. Possessed packs in its share of scares, but what sets the horror apart from other genre offerings is its fascinating depiction of the clash of faiths and the demons within. Possessed also co-stars Ryu Seung Ryong as a police officer and veteran actress Kim Bo Yeon as the mother.

College student Hee Jin (Nam Sang Mi) rushes home after finding out her younger sister So Jin (Shim Eun Kyung) has disappeared. Neither her praying mother (Kim Bo Yeon) nor the police have any clue where she’s gone. Soon a neighbor commits suicide, leaving a will for So Jin. Rumors of So Jin being possessed begin to spread as more and more people fall victim.

This edition comes with audio commentary, making of, art and lighting featurette, sound design featurette, and trailer..
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