April 8, 2008
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By Kim Young-Jun, the director who brought you the epic martial arts movie, comes a touching drama about the unconditional love that two men have for their daughter. This is a Korean drama about a man serving a life sentence for murder is given ten-days leave to be with his daughter who has contracted a rare illness and is in desperate need of a liver transplant.
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3 Comments | Korean Reviews | Tagged: 2008, Ha Ji-won, His Last Gift, Hur Joon-ho, Jo Soo-min, Kim Yeong-joon, Korea, Kwon Oh-jung, Last Present, Review, Young-Jun Kim | Permalink
Posted by Sam
April 5, 2008
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CJ7 is Stephen Chow’s 2008 movie about a poor man, his son, and an alien. A heartwarming story about the effort the father puts towards giving his son a good life and especially a good education, even if it means that he has to starve. However their life change when the father finds a new “toy” for his son.
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Leave a Comment » | Chinese Reviews | Tagged: 2008, Alien, Cháng Jiāng qī hào, China, Chinese, CJ7, Comedy, Danny Chan Kwok Kuen, Kitty Zhang Yuqi, Lam Chi Chung, Review, Science Fiction, Stephen Chow, Tin Kai Man, Xu Jiao | Permalink
Posted by Sam
April 1, 2008
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A light hearted comedy following a group of friends in a science-fiction club, who spend their summer holidays fooling around at their club house, have a mission to go back into time, using a time machine that appeared out of nowhere, in order to save their summer days from unbearable heat by retrieving the remote control for their air conditioner. But wouldn’t changing the past have an effect on the future? Be prepared for a wild ride regarding time travel with a bunch of whacky characters and theories thrown into the mix.
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7 Comments | Japanese Reviews | Tagged: 2005, Comedy, Daijiro Kawaoka, Eita, Japanese, Juri Ueno, Katsuyuki Motohiro, Kuranosuke Sasaki, Munenori Nagano, Remote Control, Review, Riki Honda, Summer Time Machine Blues, Tsuyoshi Muro, Yoko Maki, Yoshiaki Yoza | Permalink
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