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1.Attack the Gas Station! [1999] (NTSC) starring: Sung-jae Lee, Oh-seong Yu, Seong-jin Kang, Ji-tae Yu, Yeong-gyu Park directed by: Sang-Jin Kim June 25, 2002
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Attack the Gas Station! is an effective show case for 4 young stars and goes some way to prove that the newly revitalised Korean cinema has a lot to offer. Anarchic, briskly staged and with some genuinely funny moments, it is a film which could be remade to good effect in the West (I can see Kevin Spacey as the beleagued station owner, for instance) although I doubt that all of the verve could be recaptured, for this is a young man's film, angry and alert to wider issues. "If they move, kill them" is a running joke through the film as the number of hostages increases and, whether or not a deliberate reference to Peckinpah's Wild Bunch, its still funny. The least convincing aspect of the film is the flashbacks. While useful ... Read More:

2.Silmido [ English subtitles ] starring: Sung-kee Ahn, Kyung-gu Sol, Jun-ho Heo, Jae-yeong Jeong, Seong-jin Kang directed by: Woo-Suk Kang February 15, 2006
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Attack the Gas Station! is an effective show case for 4 young stars and goes some way to prove that the newly revitalised Korean cinema has a lot to offer. Anarchic, briskly staged and with some genuinely funny moments, it is a film which could be remade to good effect in the West (I can see Kevin Spacey as the beleagued station owner, for instance) although I doubt that all of the verve could be recaptured, for this is a young man's film, angry and alert to wider issues. "If they move, kill them" is a running joke through the film as the number of hostages increases and, whether or not a deliberate reference to Peckinpah's Wild Bunch, its still funny. The least convincing aspect of the film is the flashbacks. While useful ... Read More:

3.The King And The Clown ( aka Wang-ui namja ) [ IMPORT ] starring: Woo-seong Kam, Jin-yeong Jeong, Seong-Yeon Kang, Jun-gi Lee, Hang-Seon Jang directed by: Jun-ik Lee
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Attack the Gas Station! is an effective show case for 4 young stars and goes some way to prove that the newly revitalised Korean cinema has a lot to offer. Anarchic, briskly staged and with some genuinely funny moments, it is a film which could be remade to good effect in the West (I can see Kevin Spacey as the beleagued station owner, for instance) although I doubt that all of the verve could be recaptured, for this is a young man's film, angry and alert to wider issues. "If they move, kill them" is a running joke through the film as the number of hostages increases and, whether or not a deliberate reference to Peckinpah's Wild Bunch, its still funny. The least convincing aspect of the film is the flashbacks. While useful ... Read More:

4.The Coast Guard [2002] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Dong-Kun Jang, Jeong-hak Kim, Ji-a Park, Hye-jin Yu, Jin Jeong directed by: Ki-duk Kim August 09, 2005
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Not one of Kim Ki-duk's best movies. It has its moments, but the story and characters shift wildly from scene to scene. It just doesn't come off as believable. An even bigger problem is the DVD itself - much of the movie is set at night and these scenes are very murky, you can hardly see what is going on, the transfer just looks really bad. Even for fans of the director it's a toughie to wholeheartedly recommend.

5.Attack the Gas Station [1999] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Sung-jae Lee, Oh-seong Yu, Seong-jin Kang, Ji-tae Yu, Yeong-gyu Park directed by: Sang-Jin Kim July 27, 2004
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £9.99
Attack the Gas Station! is an effective show case for 4 young stars and goes some way to prove that the newly revitalised Korean cinema has a lot to offer. Anarchic, briskly staged and with some genuinely funny moments, it is a film which could be remade to good effect in the West (I can see Kevin Spacey as the beleagued station owner, for instance) although I doubt that all of the verve could be recaptured, for this is a young man's film, angry and alert to wider issues. "If they move, kill them" is a running joke through the film as the number of hostages increases and, whether or not a deliberate reference to Peckinpah's Wild Bunch, its still funny. The least convincing aspect of the film is the flashbacks. While useful ... Read More:

6.Humanist [2001] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Ahn Jae Mo, Kang Seong Jin, Park Sang myun April 25, 2006
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Attack the Gas Station! is an effective show case for 4 young stars and goes some way to prove that the newly revitalised Korean cinema has a lot to offer. Anarchic, briskly staged and with some genuinely funny moments, it is a film which could be remade to good effect in the West (I can see Kevin Spacey as the beleagued station owner, for instance) although I doubt that all of the verve could be recaptured, for this is a young man's film, angry and alert to wider issues. "If they move, kill them" is a running joke through the film as the number of hostages increases and, whether or not a deliberate reference to Peckinpah's Wild Bunch, its still funny. The least convincing aspect of the film is the flashbacks. While useful ... Read More:

7.Humanist [2001] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Jae-mo Ahn, Seong-jin Kang, Sang-Myeon Park, Young-gye Park, Sun-mi Myeong directed by: Mu-yeong Lee April 25, 2006
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Attack the Gas Station! is an effective show case for 4 young stars and goes some way to prove that the newly revitalised Korean cinema has a lot to offer. Anarchic, briskly staged and with some genuinely funny moments, it is a film which could be remade to good effect in the West (I can see Kevin Spacey as the beleagued station owner, for instance) although I doubt that all of the verve could be recaptured, for this is a young man's film, angry and alert to wider issues. "If they move, kill them" is a running joke through the film as the number of hostages increases and, whether or not a deliberate reference to Peckinpah's Wild Bunch, its still funny. The least convincing aspect of the film is the flashbacks. While useful ... Read More:

8.Public Enemy [2002] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Park Seung-tae, Lee Seong-jae, Yu Hae-jin, Lee Mun-shik, Ahn Jin-su September 06, 2005
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Attack the Gas Station! is an effective show case for 4 young stars and goes some way to prove that the newly revitalised Korean cinema has a lot to offer. Anarchic, briskly staged and with some genuinely funny moments, it is a film which could be remade to good effect in the West (I can see Kevin Spacey as the beleagued station owner, for instance) although I doubt that all of the verve could be recaptured, for this is a young man's film, angry and alert to wider issues. "If they move, kill them" is a running joke through the film as the number of hostages increases and, whether or not a deliberate reference to Peckinpah's Wild Bunch, its still funny. The least convincing aspect of the film is the flashbacks. While useful ... Read More:

9.Hi, Dharma [2001] (NTSC) starring: Shin-yang Park, Jin-yeong Jeong, Sang-Myeon Park, Seong-jin Kang, Su-ro Kim directed by: Cheol-kwan Park January 14, 2003
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Attack the Gas Station! is an effective show case for 4 young stars and goes some way to prove that the newly revitalised Korean cinema has a lot to offer. Anarchic, briskly staged and with some genuinely funny moments, it is a film which could be remade to good effect in the West (I can see Kevin Spacey as the beleagued station owner, for instance) although I doubt that all of the verve could be recaptured, for this is a young man's film, angry and alert to wider issues. "If they move, kill them" is a running joke through the film as the number of hostages increases and, whether or not a deliberate reference to Peckinpah's Wild Bunch, its still funny. The least convincing aspect of the film is the flashbacks. While useful ... Read More:

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