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Always and Ever (DVD) (End) (English Subtitled) (TVB Drama) (US Version)

A Step Into The Past director Chong Wai Kin plays with time travel again in the romantic comedy Always and Ever. Starring TVB’s long-time screen couple Bobby Au Yeung and Esther Kwan and Most Vastly Improved Actress winner Mandy Wong, the drama spans three lifetimes to tell the cursed destiny of a pair of lovers in different eras.

While tracking down a criminal, inspector Yuen Kam Cheong (Bobby Au Yeung) kills his girlfriend Yeung Tsik Suet (Esther Kwan) by mistake and immediately he is taken three lifetimes back to the Song Dynasty where he meets a spitting image of his girlfriend, medic Hon Seung Seung (Esther Kwan). As Justice Po (Bobby Au Yeung), he becomes the target of villains. When Seung Seung sacrifices herself to save him from a conspiracy, he finds himself fast forwarding to 1950s Hong Kong.

In the 50s, he turns into Detective Lung Biu (Bobby Au Yeung) who finds love with Tin Tsau Fung (Esther Kwan), the wife of a gangster’s leader. He is wary of their forbidden love but invariably Tsau Fung dies in his own hands under the evil scheme of Tsau Fung’s sister (Mandy Wong). Flashing back to modern day Hong Kong, Kam Cheong desperately tries to undo his damage. As the day of Tsik Suet’s death approaches, he finds the shocking truth behind their spell as he holds his girlfriend at gunpoint again..
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May Queen (DVD) (End) (English Subtitled) (MBC TV Drama) (Malaysia Version)

Han Ji Hye, Kim Jae Won and Jae Hee star in the 2012 MBC drama May Queen, a melodrama set in the turbulent world of the shipbuilding industry. Han Ji Hye is Hae Joo, a straight-talking, hardworking young woman who was raised in a poor family. Though she never graduated high school, she is skilled in welding and ship design and hopes to prove herself. Years ago, the birth father she never knew was betrayed and killed by shipbuilding tycoon Jang (Lee Duk Hwa). Jae Hee is Hae Joo’s first love Chang Hee, an inscrutable prosecutor who grew up under the thumb of Jang’s family. Kim Jae Won is Hae Joo’s childhood friend Kang San, a flippant engineer who vows to recover his grandfather’s shipyard from Jang. The best of friends in their childhood, as adults the three are driven inexorably together and apart by the lies of their parents’ generation and the struggle for truth and reckoning. Caught between two men of great ambition, Hae Joo strives to rise above the circumstances and find her own path to love and success.

Besides the top-caliber adult cast, May Queen is notable for the presence of four of Korea’s top child stars – Kim Yoo Jung (The Moon That Embraces the Sun), Park Ji Bin (Incarnation of Money), Park Gun Tae (Warrior Baek Dong Soo) and Seo Young Joo (Can You Hear My Heart) – in the early episodes of the protagonists’ childhood. Son Eun Seo, Yang Mi Kyung, Yoon Jong Hwa, Ahn Nae Sang, Kim Kyu Chul and Lee Duk Hwa also co-star in the series..
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Tales from the Dark 1 (2013) (DVD) (Hong Kong Version)

Based on writer Lilian Lee’s best-selling novels, the two-part Tales from the Dark series revitalizes Hong Kong’s horror movie genre. Featuring a star-studded cast, the first half of the series, Tales from the Dark 1, comprises three short stories put together by three different directors. Actor-turned-director Simon Yam’s directorial debut opens the omnibus, followed by Lee Chi Ngai (Magic Kitchen) and Fruit Chan (Dumplings Three…Extremes).

In “Dirty Goods,” Simon Yam plays a down-and-out middle-aged man who resorts to stealing ashes from the graveyard and asking for a ransom from the departed’s loved ones. Lee Chi Ngai’s “A Word in the Palm” tells a tragic story of an illicit teacher-student relationship. A fortune-teller (Kelly Chen) joins hands with a feng shui master (Tony Leung Ka Fai) to help the schoolgirl’s vengeful spirit who knocks on his door for help on his last day of business. Fruit Chan’s finale “Jingzhe” depicts a night when three strange customers visit an old lady (Siu Yam Yam) for “villain hitting” demon-exorcising services..
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Awfully Lawful (DVD) (End) (English Subtitled) (TVB Drama) (US Version)

Starring Roger Kwok, Johnson Lee, Sin Lap Man, Raymond Cho and Sharon Chan, the 20-episode TVB comedy Awfully Lawful is a legal drama revolving around four law firm partners known as “The Top Four Mature Men” in the industry. The four of them share a close bond until Shing Ming (Raymond Cho) breaks up the brotherhood and the relationships around him.

Coming from entirely different backgrounds, the four lawyers are brought together by their business partnership. Their dynamic changes when the company is on the verge of losing its license due to Shing Ming’s embezzlement. Hoping to save the company, four women intervene including Shing Ming’s wife Ka Ting (Joyce Tang) and Dor Chun’s (Johnson Lee) wealthy wife Lai Sa (Selena Li). When the once-carefree lives of these four middle-aged men are shaken by the scandals and lies around them, will the women in their lives bring them down or help them get their feet back up on the ground?.
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Black Mask (Blu-ray) (Hong Kong Version)

International martial arts superstar Jet Li stars in Black Mask, a stylish neo-future actioner about a former assassin who dons a mask to fight crime. Jet Li is Tsui, who seems to be nothing more than a bookish librarian. His pal, Inspector Shek (Sean Lau Ching Wan), thinks Tsui is a wimp and needs to learn to stand up for himself. But Shek doesn’t know the truth: Tsui was once in a group of genetically-engineered assassins called Squad 701. Tsui would have no problem wiping the floor with Shek, but Tsui is content to quietly go about his life, learning to be human, and sometimes fighting off the advances of wacky co-worker Tracey (Karen Mok). But when all of the drug dealers in Hong Kong begin to get mysteriously killed, it becomes apparent that Squad 701 has something to do with it. Tsui’s former pupil (sexy Francoise Yip) shows up in town to take down Tsui, who has no choice but to fight back and reveal himself as…the Black Mask! Yuen Woo Ping (The Matrix) choreographed the action for Black Mask, which are staged with violent, acrobatic energy and bullets-blazing flair! Producer Tsui Hark and director Daniel Lee (A Fighter’s Blues) pull out all the stops for Black Mask, an entertaining Hong Kong hit with cool style and even cooler action sequences!.
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Evangelion: 3.33 You Can (Not) Redo. (Blu-ray) (Limited Edition) (English Subtitled) (Hong Kong Version)

The third film in the four-part silver-screen remake of sci-fi anime classic Neon Genesis Evangelion, Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo. is set 14 years after the events of You Can (Not) Advance. and continues to depart further from the known tome of previous installments with new storylines and characters. Now part of the organization Wille along with other Nerv staff, pilots Asuka and Mari are sent to outer space to recover Eva-01, where Shinji has been trapped all these years. Barely surviving an Angel attack, they return to Wille’s base Wunder. Shinji finally emerges from Eva-01 but a different world of divided loyalties awaits him. A detonable collar is placed around his neck to prevent him from ever piloting again, but an Evangelion Mark.09 piloted by Rei comes to save him.

Since the original 26-episode Neon Genesis Evangelion premiered in the mid-nineties, the anime’s legend has only continued to grow, amounting to a small industry of manga, DVDs, action figures, model kits, and other merchandise that remains popular with anime fans worldwide. The series eventually hit the big screen, with a trilogy of films released in 1997, summarizing and capping off the series, but creator-director Anno Hideaki is not done with Evangelion yet. Starting in 2007, Evangelion is returning to screen with a revamped storyline and additional, improved animation in an ambitious teratology of films dubbed Rebuild of Evangelion.

Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo. comes to DVD and Blu-ray under the title Evangelion: 3.33 You Can (Not) Redo. The 3.33 version is expected to include slight adjustments different from the theatrical version.

This English-subtitled Limited Edition includes a 54-page booklet, a PVC card holder and a memo pad..
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Girls’ Generation -Girls & Peace- Japan 2nd Tour (Normal Edition)(Japan Version)

For the release of their second Japanese album, Korean pop sensation Girls’ Generation embarked on their second nationwide tour, visiting eight venues for a total of 20 shows. Now, fans can catch the show with the concert’s home video release! See the girls perform original Japanese hits like Flower Power and The Great Escape, as well as the Japanese version of Korean hits The Boys, Gee and Oh!..
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The Concubine (2012) (Blu-ray) (Hong Kong Version)

After her award-winning turn in The Servant, Jo Yeo Jeong delivers another alluring performance in the sexually charged period thriller The Concubine. Directed by Kim Dae Seung (Bungee Jumping of Their Own), the luscious period tale follows a concubine’s tragic triangle with the king and her lover, played by Kim Dong Wook (Romantic Heaven) and Kim Min Joon (Hindsight). Her quest to survive in the palace turns into a dangerous struggle of love and lust, power and betrayal.

From the moment he laid eyes on her, Prince Sung Won (Kim Dong Wook) immediately becomes smitten with nobleman’s daughter Hwa Yeon (Jo Yeo Jeong), but she loves commoner Kwon Yoo (Kim Min Joon). Finding Hwa Yeon unsuitable for her son, Sung Won’s mother (Park Ji Young) arranges for Hwa Yeon to become consort to the King (Jung Chan), Sung Won’s brother. To save Kwon Yoo, Hwa Yeon can only accept her fate. The King passes away soon after, and Sung Won rises to the throne through the machination of his power-hungry mother. Realizing that the matriarch intends to destroy her and her son, Hwa Yeon fights back by manipulating Sung Won, whose lust for Hwa Yeon grows by the day, and her former love Kwon Yoo, who has entered the palace as a eunuch.

This version comes with the 93-minute cut of the film..
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Female Prime Minister (DVD) (Ep. 1-45) (End) (English Subtitled) (Malaysia Version)

Produced by Yu Zheng, the 2013 Chinese costume drama Legend of Lu Zhen (a.k.a. Female Prime Minister) chronicles the life and times of a female court official during the Northern Qi Dynasty. Zhao Liying (New My Fair Princess) stars in the eponymous role of Lu Zhen, a nobleman’s daughter who gets framed by her stepmother for her father’s murder. With nowhere left to go, she enters the palace as a maid. Through uncommon talent, intelligence and perseverance, she earns the respect of Emperor Gao Yan (Kimi Qiao, Qing Shi Huang Fei) and captures the heart of prince Gao Zhan (Chen Xiao, Swordsman). Navigating the dangers of the palace, she rises the ranks to become the first ever female prime minister. The idol trio of Zhao Liying, Kimi Qiao and Chen Xiao are joined by an impressive supporting cast that includes Lau Suet Wah, Maggie Cheung Ho Yee, Gui Gui, Yang Rong, Tang Yixin and Li Yanxi..
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Reality Check (DVD) (End) (English Subtitled) (TVB Drama) (US Version)

TVB’s 2013 inspirational modern drama Reality Check explores daily-life struggles and social issues in Hong Kong. Highly praised for approaching topics like foster children, middle-age crisis and elderly care in a realistic manner, the series depicts the dark and weak side of human nature, while also showing the strength of family love, trust and compassion in the face of adversity.

Ruco Chan stars as television producer Ha Yat Cheung, whose latest program is a documentary in China about a Hong Kong youth’s (Hero Yuen) life-changing experience in the countryside. Veteran actress Louise Lee delivers a tour de force performance as Yat Cheung’s foster mother, who suffers from depression and gambling addiction after her husband’s sudden death. How will mother and son make it through this family and life crisis? Reality Check also co-stars Evergreen Mak as Yat Cheung’s best friend whose marriage falls into rocky times, Chan Sau Chu as Yat Cheung’s estranged birth mother and hot-topic newcomer Priscilla Wong in her first TVB drama..
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