Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

Hawick Lau and Zhao Liying star in the 2014 Chinese melodrama The Wife’s Secret, a twist-filled tale of love, deception and rivalry in a corporate family. As the heirs apparent of major corporations, Li Minglang (Hawick Lau) and Jiang Baihe (Zhao Liying) are the perfect match for each other in looks, wealth and social background. Right before their wedding, however, Baihe’s father passes away in a car accident. Minglang’s mercenary-minded mother pushes to cancel the wedding plans in light of the sudden change in Baihe’s standing, but Minglang refuses to marry anyone but Baihe. With Minglang by her side, Baihe moves in with the Li family and unknowingly steps into a dangerous world of lies and schemes. Minglang’s mother and brother (Allen Ding) are both out for money and power, and his secretary (Wang Zhi) wants her out of the way..
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The TVB series The Rough Ride remains in fans’ memories after so many years probably thanks to its strong cast and appealing story. When it was broadcast in 1985, the female lead of the drama, Barbara Yung, committed suicide and left her fans at a young age of 26. Famous for her captivating performance as Wong Yung in the well-known costume series, the Legend of the Condor Heroes, Barbara Yung has made only nine TV series in her ephemeral acting career. Among those The Rough Ride is one of her only two modern-set dramas, in which she teams up with Tony Leung, a nowadays top actor, as a couple. This first collaboration between Barbara Yung and Tony Leung, sadly also the last, has received great applause from the audience in the 1980s.

Barbara Yung plays a courageous policewoman who encounters a teacher (Tony Leung) due to some misunderstandings, and they soon fall in love with each other. Ray Lui and Chen Min Er play the other two leading roles, a young businessman and a lawyer who has just graduated from the law school respectively. The young businessman has a crush on the female lawyer and tries every means to court her. Lui and Chan rarely collaborate after The Rough Ride, for he went on to pursue a career in movies and she became a top program host at TVB. This 40-episode series also features veterans like Kwan Hoi San, Lau Daan, Ha Yue and Au-Yeung Pui San who offer awesome performances and create wonderful chemistry with the young ones..
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2014 Taiwanese idol drama High Heels And A Scalpel tells the story of Wu Ya Fan (Megan Lai, The Invaluable Treasure 1949), a cold, perfectionist doctor who loses her job due to a misunderstanding. She returns to the small town where she grew up to work at her grandfather’s clinic. At first, she is a complete fish out of water, and having her childhood friend Ke Yi Cheng (Tender Huang, Story of Time) there causing trouble doesn’t help. Little by little, though, she warms up to the town and its inhabitants, and she starts to re-evaluate her life. She goes on a journey of self-exploration and begins to accept all of herself, including the likelihood that she might get Parkinson’s Disease..
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TVB has been grooming Raymond Lam and Ron Ng in the recent years, and both seem to enjoy a promising future in the entertainment circle. Leading the cast of the 2004 period drama Twin of Brothers, Lam and Ng are joined by actresses who are just as charming: Tavia Yeung, Leila Tong, Nancy Wu, and Mainland actress Li Qian. Adapted from a novel by Hong Kong’s famous writer Huang Yi, Twin of Brothers blends different elements such as swordplay, history, friendship, and romance to create an intriguing series. CG technology helps make the drama more spectacular.

Twin of Brothers is set in a period of dynastic change in Chinese history. Wacky wannabe swordsmen Chung (Raymond Lam) and Ling (Ron Ng) accidentally acquire the mysterious “Longevity Martial Arts”, which is rumored to be the key to a huge treasure. The target of numerous people who covet the treasure, the two friends adventure through China despite the danger. In their journey, Ling meets two girls from two opposing sects (Leila Tong and Nancy Wu), while Chung falls for the sister (Tavia Yeung) of the future emperor of China. With their extraordinary experiences, will the two become heroes amidst the historical turbulence?.
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The golden triangle of Zhang Guoli, Wang Gang, and Zhang Tielin reunite after four years for the fourth series of The Bronze Teeth! The highly rated Mainland television drama has shown no signs of slowing down, as the audience has demanded the three actors to continue to wreak comedy havoc as the wise scholar and official Ji Xiaolan, the pathetically corrupt minister Heshen, and the Qianlong Emperor respectively. The core trio gain some high-profile co-stars in this outing, most notably Hong Kong pop diva and actress Miriam Yeung, who plays a kung fu girl and follower of Ji here, after collaborating with Zhang Guoli (who doubles as the director) previously in Love at First Fight. Following her absence in the third series, actress Yuan Li’s adorable character Du Xiaoyue is back in the storyline this time. Also, the addition of comedian Yan Ni, famous show host Liu Yiwei, and Dream of the Red Chamber rising starlet Yao Di helps inject new blood into the popular franchise..
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Touted as a new-generation version of the classic Police Cadet series, TVB’s popular 2005 drama The Academy takes viewers back through the age-old, crowd-pleasing rituals of the police academy procedural. Top young actors Ron Ng and Sammul Chan star as two cadets with very different personalities, alongside starlet Tavia Yeung and pop singer Fiona Sit in her television debut. Of even greater draw than the young stars though was the return of Michael Miu. The 80s television icon makes his highly anticipated comeback as a tough academy instructor, now playing the senior to a new generation of stars but still looking as dashing as ever. The Academy also co-stars Michelle Yim, Waise Lee, Chin Kar Lok, Liu Kai Chi, and singer Deep Ng.

Instant rivals from day one, headstrong police cadets Chung Lap Man (Ron Ng) and Wai Pa Kiu (Sammul Chan) compete over every little thing, but they can agree on one matter – their mutual enmity for instructor Lee Man Sing (Michael Miu). Peeved by Lee’s unreasonable training methods and harsh punishments, the two team up to plot revenge, gradually developing a close friendship along the way. Lap Man and Pa Kiu also encounter romantic interests in brassy canteen worker Fa (Tavia Yeung) and fellow cadet Oi Lam (Fiona Sit), a spoiled rich girl struggling to graduate. Over 27 weeks of grueling training, the willfulness of youth slowly but surely gives way to teamwork, discipline, and determination, and even Lap Man and Pa Kiu begin to understand Lee’s tough love. But will Pa Kiu be so forgiving when he discovers that Lee is actually his father?.
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TVB’s celebrity talk show series Club Sparkle has generated much controversy due to its line-up of high-profile guests and the sensational secrets they disclose. The wildly entertaining and compelling show has achieved exceptional ratings since it began airing in January 2009. Being great entertainers themselves, hosts Sandra Ng and Chin Ka Lok surely know how to get their guest stars to spill the beans, often in unexpected ways. Listen to Alan Tam, Hacken Lee, Kay Tse, and Eric Suen on the ups and downs of Canto-pop; Margie Tsang, Ella Koon, and Shirley Yeung on showbiz love affairs; Raymond Wong on the asking prices of Hong Kong’s top film stars; Michael Miu, Raymond Lam, Liza Wang, and Bernice Liu on being TVB’s brightest stars; Andy Lau on being Andy Lau, and Sandra herself on the “stamp-collecting female star”…plus many, many more in Club Sparkle!.
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The TV series sequel to Hong Kong director Teddy Chan’s 2009 film Bodyguards and Assassins, 2014’s The Stand-In focuses on Wang A Si (Wallace Chung), a simple rickshaw puller from Hong Kong who should have nothing to do with the revolutionaries who use the British colony as a place to discuss their plans to overthrow the bloated and corrupt Qing Dynasty. The only concern A Si has in his life is his desire to make enough money to cure girlfriend A Chun’s (Wang Zizi) eye disease and marry her. Unbeknownst to him, he has a doppelganger in Li Chongguang, son of wealthy businessman Li Yutang (Ng Kong) and a Cambridge-educated revolutionary. Yutang, who has revolutionary leanings himself, is shocked to discover that his son has been killed in action. Worried for his ailing mother, who longs to spend time with her grandson before dying, Yutang asks A Si to take his son’s place. Thus, A Si is thrust into the dangerous world of revolutionaries where one wrong step can cost him his life..
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