The Convict Killer (Hong Kong Version).
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Lan Kwai Fong 2 (2012) (Blu-ray) (Hong Kong Version)
In summer 2011, Hong Kong director Wilson Chin made a surprise hit at the box-office with his lustful look at the hedonistic lifestyle of attractive young hipsters in Lan Kwai Fong. A year later, he swooshes back to the town’s favorite party zone for another go at revealing the vibrant nightlife scene of Hong Kong. Shiga Lin, who received a nomination for Best New Performer at the 31st Hong Kong Film Awards, leads the sequel’s ensemble cast which also includes singer Kelvin Kwan, TVB actor Sammy Sum, model Avis Chan, Bro5’s Dominic Ho, voluptuous models Liu Yuqi, Mia Chan, Linah Matsuoka, and numerous celebrity cameos.
Lan Kwai Fong 2 follows four romantic plotlines. Poor photography assistant Rain (Kelvin Kwan) meets sultry rich girl Summer (Shiga Lin) at a party, and the two immediately hit it off despite coming from very different backgrounds. Ad agency worker Don (Sammy Sum) becomes obsessed with the erotic photos of a married woman named Siri (Liu Yuqi), whose cell phone accidentally ended up in his hands. Stock broker Avis (Avis Chan) is a reluctant partygoer who finds himself in love with a call girl (Mia Chan) bullied by his boss. Beat cop Fai (Dominic Ho) often bumps into sexy club DJ Maxim (Linah Matsuoka) in the back alley..
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Baby Blues (2013) (Blu-ray) (2D + 3D) (Hong Kong Version)
Helmed by Leong Po Chih who directed 2000’s thriller He Lives By Night, the 3D Halloween horror movie Baby Blues features real-life couple Raymond Lam (Saving General Yang) and Karena Ng (Magic To Win), emerging Mainland actress Sheng Jun, Lo Hoi Pang (The White Storm), Kate Tsui (I Love Hong Kong) and Irene Wan (Triad). Shot in China and Hong Kong, the chilling film follows a series of oddly unfortunate events that take place after a pair of newlyweds move into an apartment haunted by the spirit of an abandoned doll.
Famed music producer Ip Ho (Raymond Lam) and his wife Tin Ching (Sheng Jun) move into their suburban dream home where Tin Ching finds a lovely vintage wind-up doll. Misfortune knocks on everyone’s door once they’re exposed to Ip Ho’s new music project revolving death, including Tin Ching who is pregnant with twins. Suffering from postpartum depression after giving birth prematurely, Tin Ching mistakes the doll as one of her children who died at birth.
Note: A 3D Blu-ray player, a 3D television and 3D glasses are required to view the 3D version of the film..
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The Face Reader (2013) (DVD) (2-Disc) (First Press Limited Edition) (Korea Version)
Directed by Han Jae Rim (Rules of Dating), the blockbuster period drama The Face Reader chronicles the life of a man whose skills in physiognomy are so great that he earns the attention of the king. Song Kang Ho (Snowpiercer) stars as the eponymous face reader who can predict the character and fates of those he comes across. The acclaimed actor is supported by an all-star cast that includes Lee Jung Jae (The Thieves), Kim Hye Su (Tazza: The High Rollers), Baek Yoon Shik (Tazza: The High Rollers) and rising stars Lee Jong Suk (No Breathing) and Jo Jung Suk (Architecture 101). Besides winning big at the box office with over nine million admissions, The Face Reader has also won many awards including Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the 50th Daejong Film Awards.
Despite being the greatest face reader of the Joseon dynasty, Nae Kyung (Song Kang Ho) chooses to live in quiet seclusion with his son Jin Hyeong (Lee Jong Suk) and brother-in-law Paeng Heon (Jo Jung Suk) because of their disgraced family background. It is gisaeng Yeon Hong (Kim Hye Su) who finds Nae Kyung and brings him to the capital for a business partnership. Word of Nae Kyung’s amazing skills spreads quickly and soon he’s brought to the palace to assess and investigate civil servants and officials. Even the king enlists Nae Kyung’s services to identify potential traitors, pulling him into a court conspiracy involving Prince Suyang (Lee Jung Jae) who is plotting to usurp the throne.
This edition includes commentary, making-of, poster shoot, red carpet, press conference and other special features. First Press comes with books and postcards..
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The Monkey King (2014) (Blu-ray) (2D + 3D) (2-Disc Special Edition) (Hong Kong Version)
The classic Chinese novel Journey to the West gets reimagined for the silver screen in the 3D fantasy extravaganza The Monkey King featuring the blockbuster cast of Donnie Yen, Chow Yun Fat, Aaron Kwok, Peter Ho, Kelly Chen, Gigi Leung and Joe Chen. Carrying the heavy price tag of RMB$500 million, director Soi Cheang’s (Dog Bite Dog) ambitious Chinese folk epic is no monkey business. Taking four years to prepare, The Monkey King is a magnificent adventure and technical spectacle with special effects produced by the Hollywood crew that worked on Avatar as well as the Pirates of the Caribbean and The Lord of the Rings series.
After Goddess Nuwa (Zhang Zilin) sacrifices herself to save the mortal world, the mischievous Monkey King (Donnie Yen) comes into being from one of her crystals. Powerful and uncontrollable, Monkey King challenges the Jade Emperor (Chow Yun Fat) and causes an uproar in heaven, unwittingly creating an opportunity for the wicked Buffalo Demon King (Aaron Kwok) to wage war in heaven.
This edition comes with a miniature weapon replica (one randomly chosen from three available styles)
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Because Of Her (DVD) (China Version)
Breathless (Blu-ray) (First Press Limited Edition) (Korea Version)
Actor-turned-director Yang Ik Joon makes a splash with his 2009 feature debut Breathless. The acclaimed Korean indie has had quite a run on the festival circuit, picking up awards at Rotterdam, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Fantasia, and many other international film festivals. Yang, who wrote, directed, produced, and starred in the film, pulls no punches in his profile of an angry, broken man at life’s crossroads. Co-star Kim Kkot Bi (The Ghost Theater) also earned rave reviews for her portrayal of a tough schoolgirl wise beyond her years. When these two loners cross paths, what unfolds is an unlikely friendship that changes both their lives in surprising ways. Dark, harrowing, and deeply personal, Breathless deals very honestly with the issue of domestic violence, leaving a deep impression with its depiction of physical and psychological abuse, while also lighting a beacon of hope at the end of the tunnel.
Brutish, brooding debt collector Sang Hoon (Yang Ik Joon) grew up in a household destroyed by domestic violence. He witnessed his mother and sister’s deaths as a child, and continues to punish his father for the past. Raging through a life of violence and bitterness, Sang Hoon begins to change after he encounters Yeon Hee (Kim Kkot Bi), a foul-mouthed high school girl who’s going through some equally hard times.
This edition comes with audio commentary, interview, premiere, film festival footage, trailer, and teaser..
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Kamome Shokudo (Japan Version – English Subtitles)
From Ogigami Naoko, the director of 2004’s Barber Yoshino, comes Kamome Shokudo, a beguiling, sometimes magical film based on the novel by Mure Yoko. Also known by its English title The Seagull Diner, this 2006 release centers on the lives of three single women over thirty, who each find a new lease on life halfway across the globe!
The proud owner of the titular restaurant is Sachie (Kobayashi Satomi), a lively, down-to-earth woman who decides to open her Japanese eatery in, of all places, Helsinki, Finland! Unfortunately, she has no takers at first – that is, until a teenage anime fan named Tommi (Jarkko Niemi) walks into her place and quickly becomes a regular customer. The second member of the soon-to-be trio enters the picture when Sachie runs into Midori (Katagiri Hairi), a tall lanky gal from Japan whom our heroine immediately befriends.
Soon enough, Midori takes up a job as a waitress at Kamome Shokudo. Business isn’t exactly booming when she joins forces with Sachie, but things start to pick up immediately when a mysterious customer (Markku Peltola) enters their lives. He quickly disappears, but not long after, business in the restaurant really begins to take off, as people flock to Kamome Shokudo to get the best cinnamon buns and coffee in town! Rounding out the trio of Japanese women is Masako (Masako Motai), a slightly off-kilter woman who has found herself stranded in Helsinki. And guess what? She’s soon onboard the team as well. From then on, Kamome Shokudo is a film full of delightful surprises and even a few life lessons about food, friendship, and where “home” truly is!.
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Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons (DVD) (US Version)
In 1995, comedy superstar Stephen Chow and director Jeff Lau re-imagined the Journey to the West mythos with the two-part A Chinese Odyssey film. A twisted fantasy comedy packed with special effects, the film elevated Chow’s signature brand of comedy to a whole new level and became one of the star’s most popular films among Mainland China audiences. 17 years later, Chow takes the director’s chair with Gallants director Derek Kwok for Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons, an original chapter that creates a new origin story for one of the story’s major characters.
Making his first film since 2008’s CJ7, Chow is strictly staying behind the scenes for the first time in his career. However, his unique comedic style can be clearly felt in the film’s silly humor, striking visuals, as well as the comic performances of stars Wen Zhang (Love is Not Blind), Shu Qi (If You Are the One), Huang Bo (Lost in Thailand) and Taiwan pop prince Show Luo. Released in time for the Lunar New Year holidays, Conquering the Demons became the second highest-grossing film ever at the Chinese box office and the top-grossing Chinese-language film in history, proving that Stephen Chow is truly a hit maker even when he’s staying behind the camera.
Demon hunter Chen Xuanzhang (Wen Zhang) believes that he can purify any demon through love. However, his belief is shaken when his attempt to defeat a demon fish ends in a family’s death and a victory for violent demon hunter Duan (Shu Qi). After getting encouragement from his master, Xuanzhang soldiers on to hunting down a demonic hog with the help of Duan, who has fallen in love with Xuanzhang. Despite help from other demon hunters, the hog gets away. As a last resort, Xuanzhang and Duan turn to the help of Sun Wukong (Huang Bo), who has been imprisoned for five centuries for his crimes in heaven..
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The Magnificent Butcher (1979) (Blu-ray) (Hong Kong Version)
It’s a kung-fu fan’s dream in The Magnificent Butcher, a dynamite collaboration between martial arts star Sammo Hung and famed action director Yuen Woo Ping (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon). “Butcher” Lam Sai Wing (Sammo Hung) is a mischievous, underachieving student of the legendary Wong Fei Hong (played by legendary Wong Fei Hong actor Kwan Tak Hing). While Fei Hong is away, Sai Wing gets in serious trouble with the locals, so he seeks out the help of Beggar So (Fan Mei Sheng), who teaches Sai Wing the finer points of martial arts domination. What follows is wall-to-wall kung-fu action as Sai Wing takes on wave after wave of bad guys while awaiting his master’s return! The Magnificent Butcher features some brilliantly staged Hong Kong style-action, and it’s performed with remarkable grace and agility by the incomparable Sammo Hung. Also starring Hong Kong Cinema favorites Yuen Biao, Lam Ching Ying and Chung Fa, The Magnificent Butcher is pound-for-pound some of the most amazing stuff you’ll likely see in a martial arts movie!.
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