Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

Rogue lawyer Law Lik Ah and his justice-defending friends are back in the highly anticipated sequel to the hit TVB drama Ghetto Justice! Bagging both the Best Actor and the My Favorite Male Character statuettes at the 2011 TVB Awards, Kevin Cheng reprises his most successful role to date next to returning co-stars Myolie Wu, Sam Lee, and Jazz Lam. The sequel also introduces some interesting new cast members, including Raymond Cho, Christine Kuo, JJ Jia, and eye-catching newcomer Crystal Li.

Last time around, “LA” Law Lik Ah (Kevin Cheng) made a big sacrifice to protect his lawyer girlfriend Wong Si Fu (Myolie Wu). After his release from jail, LA, stripped of his barrister license, is back in Sham Shui Po, along with Si Fu, to continue giving free legal assistance to the disadvantaged. But the couple’s conflicting views and approaches often result in fiery clashes, which are further compounded by LA’s ex-wife Lynette (Christine Kuo) coming back into his life. Meanwhile, their active involvement in a case concerning the collapse of a rundown building has enraged the property developer behind it, and LA’s buddies Ting Ka Fu (Sam Lee), George Mike Jr. (Jazz Lam), and the district’s new detective, Leung (Raymond Cho), are also pulled into the struggle for justice….
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Kent Cheng (Warrior Period) and Wayne Lai (Rosy Business) clash in spectacular style in The Greatness of a Hero! Combining elements of detective mystery and court intrigue, the engaging TVB historical drama boasts the highly anticipated acting showdown between the two acclaimed actors, coupled with the charisma of a solid main cast that also includes Sunny Chan, Sonija Kwok, Bernice Liu, Leila Tong, Raymond Cho, and Rebecca Chan.

Set during the reign of Empress Wu Zetian (Rebecca Chan) in Tang Dynasty China, the drama focuses on the deadly rivalry between the legendary chancellor Di Renjie (Kent Cheng) and the Empress’s scheming, power-hungry nephew Wu Chengsi (Wayne Lai). Seeing Renjie as the hindrance to his planned rise to the throne, Chengsi accuses Renjie of colluding, with the help of his daughter Di Qingluan (Bernice Liu) and her lover Song Tingyu (Sunny Chan), with the out-of-power Li clan in a conspiracy to overthrow the old Empress. Chengsi manipulates the Empress into imprisoning Renjie’s entire family, and although Renjie himself manages to escape from his pursuers, he is threatened to turn himself in or Chengsi will execute his wife Cao Yue (Sonija Kwok). How can the wise and righteous Di Renjie turn the tables and expose the treacherous plots of Wu Chengsi?.
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Ever dreamed of exchanging lives with another person? In TVB’s Wish and Switch, Myolie Wu comes across this magical website that grants her a wish in exchange for something she owns, and she ends up swapping bodies with someone else! Produced by Lam Chi Wah (Men Don’t Cry), the high-concept fantasy comedy co-stars Johnson Lee (Super Snoops), Selena Li, Vincent Wong, Kiki Sheung, Ram Chiang, Angela Tong, Lau Kong, Mimi Chu, and Patrick Dunn in a story that is as much inspiring as it is hilarious.

Young housewife Fan Suk Heung (Myolie Wu) inadvertently bumps into a magical website, which can give her anything she wants at the price of something in her possession, like giving up her slim waist in exchange for a better career for her husband Ku Ka Yan (Johnson Lee). Heung becomes so obsessed with this digital-age genie that when she suspects Yan has an affair, she decides to trade places with her friend Hailey (Selena Li), who is married to wealthy heir Wayne (Vincent Wong). Heung attempts to win Yan’s heart back as Hailey, whereas Hailey uses her new identity as Heung to deal with her overbearing mother-in-law Lui Wong (Kiki Sheung). But when Heung and Hailey realize the consequences of their swapped lives are getting out of control, they desperately try to turn things back, only to find the magical website has already vanished….
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TVB gives the Forensic Heroes a complete overhaul in its third and final installment of the trilogy! Featuring new characters and new stories, the popular police procedural drama produced by Mui Siu Ching was one of the tent-pole releases to celebrate the station’s 44th anniversary. Wayne Lai (No Regrets) leads the new cast as senior chemist Po Kwok Tung who teams up with forensic pathologist Chung Hok Sum (Maggie Cheung Ho Yee), police sergeant Lee Chin Fung (Ron Ng), and senior inspector Ling Sin Yee (Kate Tsui) in their investigations. Armed with their expertise in forensic science, criminal psychology, advanced laboratory techniques, and an attention to the minutest details, these professionals will take a series of intriguing criminal cases head-on and will make sure that no wrongdoers go unpunished!

Co-starring Nancy Wu, Ruco Chan, Edwin Siu, and Aimee Chan, Forensic Heroes III achieved the highest viewership ratings of all TVB dramas in 2011..
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Blending refined Japanese cuisine with an inspiring theme of self-realization and a dose of family feud and romantic melodrama, The Rippling Blossom has all the right ingredients to leave a good taste in the audience’s mouth. Charismatic singer/actor Julian Cheung Chi Lam returns to star in his first TVB drama in six years, teaming up with the station’s top actors like Michael Tse, Tavia Yeung, Myolie Wu, Damian Lau, and a supporting cast including Angelina Lo, Lisa Lui, Pierre Ngo, and pop idol Ken Hung. An interesting storyline, detailed researches into Japan’s food culture, and the beautiful scenery of Hokkaido certainly also contributed to the drama’s success as one of the highest-rated shows of 2011 thus far.

Master sushi chef Yu Chi Hiu (Michael Tse) and his happy-go-lucky stepbrother Yu Chi Ying (Julian Cheung) run the January Otaki Japanese restaurant left for them by their late father, whose wife Lang Yung Yung (Angelina Lo) has inherited his restaurant empire after his death. Hiu and Ying are illegitimate sons, and Lang hates them so much she vows to drive their restaurant out of business and make their life miserable. She arranges to have their fish supply halted, and uses her personal assistant Choi Sze Lung’s (Tavia Yeung) ambivalent relationship with Hiu to bring about their downfall.

At the fish market in Hokkaido, Ying encounters eccentric sushi expert Moyung Ching (Damian Lau), who discovers the young man’s extraordinary talent at making sushi. In return, Ying helps him to reconcile with his long-lost daughter Keung Keung (Myolie Wu). After Hiu loses the crucial culinary match against Lang that decides the fate of January Otaki, Ying eventually saves the family by winning the Japanese sushi franchise with his newfound skills – but that also arouses Hiu’s jealousy for him. As the sibling rivalry gets more and more intense, the stage is set for a sushi showdown between Hiu and Ying….
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Tavia Yeung teams up with Raymond Wong and Ruco Chan in the hit TVB series as lawyers of different backgrounds and personalities who band together on their idealistic crusade for truth and justice. Inspired by numerous true stories and controversial cases in real life, the tight-paced, well-researched courtroom drama is not afraid to shock the audience with its candid depiction of crime, laying bare the dark side of human nature and the ambiguity of social justice in the process. Earning robust ratings and strong word of mouth, The Other Truth co-stars Louis Yuen, Natalie Tong, Chris Lai, and Sam Chan, plus a large supporting cast of unit story actors including Louise Lee, Hui Siu Hung, Aimee Chan, and Kenneth Ma.

Ambitious barrister Keith Lau (Ruco Chan) often puts himself at risk in order to win his cases, in sharp contrast to the owner of the law firm he works in, his best friend Wallace Cheuk (Raymond Wong), who is also a lawyer but couldn’t care less about going to court. Joining them as defenders of justice are the upstanding and rational Mavis Hong (Tavia Yeung), the honest but hapless James Wai (Louis Yuen), and the enthusiastic apprentice lawyer Cecilia Poon (Natalie Tong). They are faced with all sorts of complicated and intriguing cases: a young man charged for murdering his abusive father, a teenage drug trafficker framed for killing a cop, a South Asian suspect of rape who claims the victim seduced him… Can they seek the whole truth that is not always revealed in the verdict?.
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Moses Chan has cemented his status as TVB’s top comedy actor with Yes, Sir. Sorry, Sir!, the top-rated school drama from the producer of Moonlight Resonance. The story of a bumbling cop who goes undercover in a high school to investigate suspected gang activity may sound familiar, but Moses has made it fresh and unique with a superb performance that could become a textbook example of deadpan comedy. Sharing top billings with him are popular stars Tavia Yeung, Ron Ng, and Linda Chung, and their combined drawing power has given the drama an excellent report card in terms of viewership ratings, ranking first among the station’s shows of 2011 thus far. The hit drama also earned good grades for the supporting cast that includes Ram Chiang, Law Lok Lam, Lee Kwok Lun, Tsang Wai Kuen, Queenie Chu, and starlet Cilla Kung Loktung who has been hailed an “otaku’s goddess” for her role as a rebellious schoolgirl.

Law Yiu Wah (Moses Chan) is a teacher of Chinese language at the Qiqihar Natives Association Lam Tin Kwong Memorial School, which is notorious for its poor academic results and extremely nasty students. Wah believes that it takes an iron fist to give his class discipline, but he is forced to resign after being framed for peeping at the girls. Long a wannabe cop, Wah applies to join the police force, but is unfortunately rejected. He is offered a second chance, though, which requires him to go back to Qiqihar as an undercover teacher to investigate drug dealers infiltrating the school! Reluctantly accepting the assignment, Wah returns to the school with some new strategies for dealing with the students, in particular the infamous “Killers 4” gang, the student leaders who plotted his downfall in the first place!

Meanwhile, Wah befriends the hot-blooded new teacher Ho Miu Suet (Tavia Yeung), who, in contrast to him, believes that there is still good in the students. Wah’s investigation leads him to the cool and unapproachable bowling coach Koo Ka Lam (Linda Chung), who has secret ties with the triad. In a bid to break her defense so as to gather evidence of criminal activities, Wah begins to date Miss Koo, even though that will jeopardize his budding romance with Miss Ho! Further complicating their relationships, police inspector Ching Man Lik (Ron Ng) comes in as Wah’s rival for Miss Ho’s heart….
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