The Best Korea Movies, Korea Movies DVD & Blue-Ray: Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

General Hospital 2 (DVD) (Ep.1-17) (End) (Multi-audio) (English Subtitled) (MBC TV Drama) (Singapore Version)

Medical dramas have been hot commodities in Korea in the last few years, what with the popularity of The Great White Tower, Surgeon Bong Dal Hee, and New Heart. Korea’s arguably most classic medical drama is General Hospital which aired for over 90 episodes from 1994 to 1996. Twelve years later, General Hospital returns with a new generation of doctors! The intern of yesteryear, Lee Jae Ryong, reprises his role as Dr. Kim Do Hoon, only now he plays the veteran resident to Cha Tae Hyun (Scandal Makers) and Kim Jung Eun (Lovers in Paris) who collaborate again for the first time since the 1998 medical drama Sunflower. The great Choi Wan Kyu (Jumong, The Grand Chef) is also back onboard as screenwriter, ensuring that the charm of the original carries over to the 2008 version.

Cha Tae Hyun and Kim Jung Eun play doctors Choi Jin Sang and Jung Ha Yoon, first-year residents at the same hospital. Jin Sang is a bumbling doctor with a lot of heart, but not enough skill. Ha Yoon is a strong-minded law school graduate who joined the residency program to gain experience for future medical malpractice cases. Though they come from very different backgrounds and value systems, both come unto their own as doctors as they face different personal and professional challenges. General Hospital 2‘s great ensemble cast also includes Ryu Jin (Love Truly), Ryu Seung Soo (Evasive Inquiry Agency), Do Ji Won (Punch Lady), Lee Jong Won (The Kingdom of the Winds), and Go Joon Hee (The Foxy Lady)..
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The Grandmaster (Blu-ray) (Normal Edition) (Korea Version)

Martial arts. Two words: Horizontal and vertical. There’s no right and wrong; the last man standing wins.

Over a decade in the making, Wong Kar Wai’s The Grandmaster is finally here! Initially planned as a biography of Wing Chun Grandmaster Ip Man (Best known as Bruce Lee’s master), The Grandmaster has since become an epic drama about three martial artists who walk three very different paths in their road to becoming grandmasters. While the filmmaker touches on familiar themes like unrequited feelings and longing between lonely people, he also tries his hand at new themes by exploring the philosophies behind martial arts and the slow decay of that world’s long-standing traditions. To accurately depict the various martial arts schools occupying that world, Wong spent several years visiting martial art masters across China to study the ideological and physical differences between each school. He even recruited martial arts scholar/filmmaker Xu Haofeng (The Sword Identity) to serve as a co-writer of the script.

In addition to WKW regular Tony Leung Chiu Wai starring as Ip Man, The Grandmaster also co-stars Zhang Ziyi in a scene-stealing performance as a strong-willed Bagua Quan master, Chang Chen as a mysterious Baji master who wishes to escape his espionage life, Zhao Benshen as a retired grandmaster, Song Hye Kyo as Ip’s wife Zhang Yongcheng and Xiao Shenyang as a Hong Kong hoodlum. The three main stars all underwent extensive training in their respective martial arts schools in order to execute the complex action choreography by Yuen Woo Ping (The Matrix, Tai Chi Master). Always the perfectionist, Wong kept the production of the film going for over three years. After the long, delay-filled wait, Wong finally delivered a gorgeous epic that is also one of the most thoughtful explorations of the martial arts world ever put on film. The opening film of the 2013 Berlin Film Festival, the highly anticipated film is also the biggest commercial success of Wong Kar Wai’s distinguished career.

Hailing from a rich family, Ip Man (Tony Leung Chiu Wai) devoted his life to practicing Wing Chun in the city of Foshan. When Gong Baosen, Chairman of the Chinese Martial Artists Union, decides to mark his retirement with a sparring match in Foshan, Ip is thrust into the limelight as Baosen’s chosen opponent. Despite objections by Baosen’s daughter Gong Er (Zhang Ziyi), Baosen goes ahead with the match and breaks his family’s unbeaten record with a rare loss. Gong Er manages to save her family honor by winning a rematch against Ip, and the two even strike up an unspoken bond in the process. However, the Sino-Japanese War breaks out, causing Ip to lose his family fortune and Baosen’s disciple Ma San (Zhang Jin) to turn to the Japanese for self-preservation. While Ip struggles to care for his family, Gong Er makes a major sacrifice in the name of revenge. Meanwhile, a mysterious man named The Razor (Chang Chen).
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Cheer Up, Mr. Lee (DVD) (Korea Version)

Written, produced and directed by Lee Byeon Hun, the indie feature Cheer Up, Mr. Lee is about the filming of a television documentary on the daily life of an aspiring filmmaker preparing to film his debut work. However, the wannabe director (Hong Ahn Pyo) just seems to be an unmotivated guy who lazes around and drinks too much. He appears to be going nowhere (besides the bar), but his script reveals that he does have heart and talent. Can he get his act together and complete his film? Based on the director’s own experiences, Cheer Up, Mr. Lee offers a tongue-in-cheek behind-the-scenes look at the wayward struggles of a young filmmaker..
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The Target (DVD) (Korea Version)

Death Bell director Chang offers a different kind of adrenaline rush for audiences with The Target. The official Korean remake of hit French thriller Point Blank, The Target is a non-stop thrill ride about a doctor who must help an ex-mercenary escape custody in order to save his wife from captivity. In one of his most intense action roles to date, Ryu Seung Ryong (Miracle in Cell No. 7) literally flexes his muscles as the former soldier who must escape the police and find the mysterious force who set him up for murder. An official selection at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival’s Midnight Screening section, The Target is an intense action roller coaster filled with surprising twists and turns.

While on the run from the police, Yeo Hoon (Ryu Seung Ryong) is hit by a car and brought into the hospital. After treating him at the hospital, doctor Tae Joon (Lee Jin Wook) is knocked out, and his wife (Jo Yeo Jeong) is kidnapped. To get his wife back, Tae Joon must help Yeo Hoon leave the hospital and escort him back to the kidnapper. However, escaping the pursuit of tough-as-nails Inspector Jeong (Kim Sung Ryung) is only the beginning, as Tae Joon is forced to strike an alliance with Yeo Hoon to discover the truth behind the conspiracy.

This edition includes making of, audio commentary, alternate ending and trailers..
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Sleeping In One Bed Each Having His Own Dreams (Part 1) (DVD) (Hong Kong Version)

Sleeping In One Bed Each Having His Own Dreams (Part 1) (DVD) (Hong Kong Version).
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Shuttlecock (2013) (DVD) (Korea Version)

Written and directed by Lee Yu Bin, the indie drama Shuttlecock depicts the tough roads taken by three siblings following the deaths of their parents. Older sister Eun Joo (Kong Ye Ji, Viewfinder) runs off with the insurance payout, leaving her brother Eun Ho (Kim Tae Yong) and stepbrother Min Jae (Lee Joo Seung, Broken) to fend for themselves. After a year of struggling to make ends meet, 18-year-old Min Jae finally comes upon a clue to Eun Joo’s whereabouts and he hits the road to find her. Unbeknownst to Min Jae, his kid brother Eun Ho is also in the backseat of the car. When Eun Ho finally reaches Eun Joo, the reunion will be different than what he expected.

This edition includes commentary and other special features..
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The Evil Twin (DVD) (Hong Kong Version)

In South Korea, summer is the season for horror films, and the first to hit theaters in 2007 was Kim Ji Hwan’s directorial debut, The Evil Twin. A rare entry into the historical horror genre, this Joseon period chiller offers a horrifying interpretation of the classic Cinderella story of Kongji and Patzzi. One of the most promising young actresses in Korea, teenaged television starlet Park Shin Hye from Palace S and Trees in Heaven takes on her first leading film role, and she adeptly captures the polar personalities of her two characters, playing both the innocent and the evil with equal convince. The film co-stars Jae Hee (3-iron) and Yang Geum Suk.

Ten years ago, twin sisters So Yeon and Hyo Jin (Park Shin Hye) both fell into a river, claiming the life of Hyo Jin and leaving So Yeon comatose. Ten years later, So Yeon finally wakes up. Though she has lost her memory, she is troubled by what she can’t remember, and often shows characteristics similar to her dead sister. As she recovers, the past slowly returns – the circumstances of the accident, the sisters’ jealous rivalry over So Yeon’s husband-to-be Hyun Sik (Jae Hee) – and a series of mysterious murders befalls the village..
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Singles (DVD) (US version)

Follow the trials, trysts, and tribulations of four beautiful singles feeling the pinch of growing up in smash hit Korean comedy Singles from director Kwon Chil In (Hellcats). Tapping into the psyche of Korea’s young adults, this sharp, intelligent and sexy comedy confronts the issues of growing up and taking responsibility with wit and style. Featuring a beautiful, talented cast and shot through with a knowing and hip sense of humor, it is no surprise that Singles was one of Korea’s biggest hits of 2003.

After Na Nan (Jang Jin Young, Over the Rainbow) loses her job and her boyfriend in the same day, she has only one place to turn to, her best friends Dong Mi (the gorgeous Uhm Jung Hwa, For Horowitz) and Jung Joon (Lee Bum Soo, The City of Violence). These three friends have supported each other since childhood and must now face the daunting World of single life, and the anxieties surrounding it, as they fast approach 30.

Dong Mi is the antithesis of the shy and vulnerable Na Nan. She knows what she wants and she knows how to get it. A serial man-eater, she’s had 46 lovers and counting – and she couldn’t care less who knows about it. Jung Joon, on the other hand, is anything but a player. He spends his days doting on his younger girlfriend, much to his friends’ dismay, until she unceremoniously dumps him for another man anyway. However, his refreshingly kind-hearted nature is not lost on Dong Mi – until one night of reckless passion forces them to re-evaluate their relationship.

Meanwhile, Na Nan is experiencing problems of her own. Forced to take a restaurant manager’s job that she hates, she must then contend with “Mr. Charm” Soo Heon (Kim Joo Hyuk, My Wife Got Married), who appears on the scene and sets his sights squarely on her. Who ever said single life was easy?.
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Cinderella Man (DVD) (End) (Multi-audio) (English Subtitled) (MBC TV Drama) (Singapore Version)

Kwon Sang Woo takes on two roles in the 2009 MBC mini-series Cinderella Man, his first TV drama since getting married in 2008. Set amidst the din of Seoul’s fashion hub Dongdaemun, Cinderella Man follows two identical-looking men, one rich and poor, who decide to switch places. In a fresh and exciting pairing, the drama co-stars Girls’ Generation idol Im Yoon A, who proved her acting chops with her award-winning turn in the hit daily drama You Are My Destiny, as well as Song Chang Ui (The Scale of Providence) and Han Eun Jung (Full House).

Outgoing street-smart shopkeeper Oh Dae San (Kwon Sang Woo) runs a clothing stall at Dongdaemun Market. He holds a torch for headstrong budding fashion designer Yoo Jin (Im Yoon A), who just returned from studying abroad to take over her late father’s shop. Lee Jun Hee (Kwon Sang Woo) is the apathetic heir apparent to one of the country’s largest fashion brands. He has, however, no interest whatsoever in the family business, unlike his serious and reliable stepbrother Jae Min (Song Chang Eui) who is a senior executive at the company but disregarded by Jun Hee’s grandmother because he isn’t blood. When Jun Hee crosses paths with Dae San, he suddenly realizes that he’s had a long-lost twin all this time. To buy time to investigate the truth behind their separation, Jun Hee asks Dae San to switch identities with him..
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