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

KANO (Blu-ray) (2-Disc) (Taiwan Version)

From producer Wei Te Sheng and his Seediq Bale star Umin Boya (making his film directorial debut) comes Kano, a rousing tale of courage, beating the odds and good sportsmanship. Based on the inspiring true story of Taiwan’s greatest baseball team, Kano chronicles the journey of a small-town high school baseball team from underdogs to champions during the Japanese colonial period. Leading a young cast that includes breakout star Tsao Yu Ning, Nagase Masatoshi (Twilight Samurai) gives a commanding performance as a stern baseball coach who leads and inspires the team into history. Nominated for six Golden Horse Awards (including Best Picture) and the winner of the festival’s Audience Award, Kano is an inspiring blockbuster epic about the glory of sports.

Kano is set in the 1930s in the city of Chiayi (or Kagi at the time), known for a flourishing agricultural industry. However, the baseball team of Kagi Agriculture and Forestry Public School (abbreviated as “Kano”) comprised of students of Taiwanese, aboriginal and Japanese origins suffers from a losing record and a lack of motivation. Newly arrived from Japan to teach bookkeeping at the school, Kondo (Nagase Masatoshi) is recruited to become the team’s new coach. A former baseball player who has quit the game for good, Kondo eventually agrees and puts the team on a strict training regimen. Inspired by their new coach’s enthusiasm, the boys start winning games with their eyes set on the Koshien tournament, the Holy Grail of Japanese high school baseball..
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Fuyu no Hana (DVD) (Taiwan Version)

Fuyu no Hana (DVD) (Taiwan Version).
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Baka ga Sensha de Yattekuru (DVD) (Taiwan Version)

Baka ga Sensha de Yattekuru (DVD) (Taiwan Version).
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The Palace (2013) (DVD) (Taiwan Version)

From hit-making Chinese screenwriter and producer Yu Zheng comes this self-contained film entry into the mega-popular Palace series, which had its start on television. The Palace was released in Mainland China on August 13, 2013, or Chinese Valentine’s Day, and grossed 21 million yuan on its opening day alone. Zhou Dongyu (Under the Hawthorn Tree) and Yu Zheng regulars Chen Xiao (Female Prime Minister), Zhao Liying (Female Prime Minister) and Lu Yi (The Palace: the Lost Daughter) star in this beautifully moving love story set in a royal court rife with palace intrigue.

Chenxiang (Zhou Dongyu) and Liuli (Zhao Liying) meet as young girls sent into the palace as servants, and the two become inseparable best friends. However, as the girls grow up, their paths start to diverge. Chenxiang craves a simple life outside the palace, yet she meets and comes to fall in love with Yinxiang (Chen Xiao), the 13th son of the Kangxi Emperor. On the other hand, Liuli sets her sights on marrying a prince. Through a series of maneuvers, Liuli gets herself engaged to Yinxiang, but she becomes increasingly paranoid and jealous when she sees Chenxiang and Yinxiang getting closer with each other..
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The Vigilantes In Masks (DVD) (Vol.2 Of 2) (End) (Taiwan Version)

A Robin Hood-like figure who stole from the rich and gave to the poor, leaving behind a plum blossom as his insignia, Ming Dynasty folk hero Yi Zhi Mei has been reimagined on screen many times, most recently in the Korean dramas Iljimae and Return of Iljimae. Now it’s time for a brand new big budget television adaptation of the legendary vigilante from the man who does it best, director Lee Kwok Lap, whose hit fusion period dramas include Chinese Paladin, Tian Ya Zhi Nu, and The Little Fairy, to name a few. The Vigilantes In Masks (a.k.a. Strange Hero Yi Zhi Mei) adds a fresh new twist to the wuxia legend with multiple masked heroes and sharp comic book-inspired visuals. In a first for Chinese TV dramas, a feature-length preview of The Vigilantes In Masks was actually released theatrically before the show’s broadcast as testament to the series’ high expectations and high production values.

Wallace Huo makes the perfect brooding hero as Li Gexiao, a former marshal who has been reduced to a wandering fugitive after being framed for a crime that led to the execution of his family. He reemerges in the martial world to help a friend recover stolen gold for disaster relief, only to be betrayed by his friend. Fortunately, he encounters three fellow outlaws – Huo’s Chinese Paladin 3 co-star Liu Shishi, popular singer-actor Ma Tianyu (Dai Yu Chuan), and martial artist Xing Yu (Kung Fu Hustle) – who will become his unlikely partners in crimefighting. Lee Kwok Lap regular Hu Ge sings the drama’s theme song..
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Guardians Of The Galaxy (2014) (Blu-ray) (3D + 2D) (2-Disc) (Taiwan Version)

Guardians Of The Galaxy (2014) (Blu-ray) (3D + 2D) (2-Disc) (Taiwan Version).
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Take The A Train (DVD) (Taiwan Version)

Their careers are going nowhere and their love lives are derailing, but the two heroes of Train Brain Express are happy as long as they have trains in their lives. The final film by writer-director Morita Yoshimitsu (The Family Game) before his sudden passing, Train Brain Express chronicles a sweet and funny bromance between two train fanatics, played by Matsuyama Kenichi (Death Note) and Eita (Wild 7). Portraying the two’s almost obsessive love for trains in a comedic, yet endearing fashion, Yoshimitsu takes the viewers on a scenic journey of Japan’s railways, showing 20 different train lines across the country.

Kei (Matsuyama Kenichi) and Kenta (Eita) lead very different lives: One is a salaryman working for a real estate developer, while the other is the son of a metal shop owner. However, they share an unyielding love for one thing: Trains. One day, the two meet and become the best of friends due to their shared hobby. While the two find happiness in trains, their romantic lives are in shambles; Kei is trying to fend off the affections of two persistent women, while Kenta is being set up on a marriage arrangement that ends up derailing. Will they end up finding happiness in their respective careers instead, or will they simply have to live on their love of trains for the rest of their lives?.
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Fast & Furious (Blu-ray) (6 Movies Collection) (Taiwan Version)

Fast & Furious (Blu-ray) (6 Movies Collection) (Taiwan Version).
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Anna Karenina (2012) (Blu-ray) (Taiwan Version)

Anna Karenina (2012) (Blu-ray) (Taiwan Version).
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Phobia 2 (Blu-ray) (English Subtitled) (Taiwan Version)

Thai horror anthology Phobia (a.k.a. 4bia) made a big splash in cinemas in 2008, and its sequel arrived a year after, shattering Thailand’s box-office records once again. The sequel one-ups its previous chapter by offering five chilling shorts in total. The original’s horror masters all come back for the sequel under the lead of producer Yongyoot Thongkongtoon (Iron Ladies). Paween Purijitpunya (Body), Parkpoom Wongpoom (Shutter), and Banjong Pisonthanakun (Alone) return to helm a segment each alongside Songyos Sugmakanan (Dorm) and veteran producer Wisoot Poolworraluck (Nang-Nak) who serve up the other two parts.

In “Novice”, a young punk goes hiding in a Buddhist monastery to evade the law but his criminal past comes back to haunt him. In “Ward”, a teenager wishes he was alone the night he is in the hospital ward with an old man in a coma. In “Backpackers”, a pair of Japanese backpackers in Thailand are dying to know what’s inside the trailer of the truck they hitchhike on. In “Salvage”, a car dealer refurbishes damaged cars and sells them to unsuspecting bargain hunters. “In the End”, a movie crew making a horror pic continues with the shoot even after the actress dies for real during the last scene..
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