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1.The Warrior [2001] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Woo-sung Jung, Sung-kee Ahn, Jin-mo Ju, Ziyi Zhang, Yong-woo Park directed by: Sung-su Kim March 07, 2006
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Every once in a while a great director manages to produce a work of such unsurpassed greatness that it is destined to stand amongst the greats for all time. This is such a film. The story is about a group of Koreans whose quest to return home from China is turned into an epic struggle for survival against overwhelming odds when they go to the aid of a Ming princess. It differs from most asian action movies in two ways. The first is in the action. It is wonderfully filmed but in a realistic manner. None of the silly artsy wire work which seems to be so poupular these days. The second is that the acting is exceptional. The characters are given both a sense of nobility and depth along with a flawed humanity. In my opinion ... Read More:

2.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:

3.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:

4.3-Iron [2005] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Seung-yeon Lee, Hyun-kyoon Lee, Hyuk-ho Kwon, Jeong-ho Choi, Ju-seok Lee directed by: Ki-duk Kim September 06, 2005
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This is one of the most thought-provoking films I have ever seen. It is quite beautiful in its simplicity and provides a valuable insight into a gentle and unassuming relationship. I can't say much about the storyline as that would give too much away: the intrigue lies in the interpretation of what is happening between the two protagonists and their effect on their surroundings and others. The acting is subtle and unpretentious. I particularly appreciated the silence which prevailed: you were drawn towards these two people and willing them to succeed and survive. It's a fantastic ending. I won't go into detail as you need to watch this film yourself and come to your own conclusions. I'm still thinking about ... Read More:

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
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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 in ... Read More:

6.My Teacher Mr Kim ( aka Seonsaeng Kim Bong-du ) [ 2003 ] - Limited Gift Edition - Replica Desk Drawer & Contents Packaging ( Regions 1 & 3 ) starring: Seung-won Cha, Hie-bong Byeon, Ji-ru Sung, Jae-eung Lee directed by: Jang Gyu-seong
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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 in ... Read More:

7.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 in ... Read More:

8.White Badge [1994] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Sung-kee Ahn, Kyeong-yeong Lee, Hye-jin Shim, Do-hun Ahn, Koyeong-jae Dok directed by: Ji-yeong Jeong July 17, 2001
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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 in ... Read More:

9.Saulabi [2002] starring: Jae-Sung Choi, Takaaki Enoki, Sang Hyun Lee, Uememya Masako, Kung-won Nam directed by: Jong-geum Mun August 16, 2004
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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 in ... Read More:

10.Nowhere to Hide [2001] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Joong-Hoon Park, Sung-kee Ahn, Dong-Kun Jang, Ji-Woo Choi, Jae-mo Ahn directed by: Myung-se Lee April 17, 2001
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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 in ... Read More:

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