LIST DRAMA/MOVIE KOREA (Index pg. 1)

Hana_Hirokawa

Originally posted by PrincessFiona at 27-1-2006 10:48 AM
malay  sub

mamat yg duduk kat bawah tu yg berlakon jadi X si sam soon kan hehehe:cak:

[ Last edited by emiko at 28-1-2006 12:32 PM ]

atehz13

Originally posted by munna at 3-1-2006 01:28 PM



oiii.... dah ade ke.... hari tum munna tanya x de lagi.....

dah ada yg burn punya copy pun.... nak cari yg ori buat koleksi

yg malay subtitle dah kluar ke blum sbb eng subtitle feel dia kureng sikit.. he..he

munna

dah.... dah keluar dah yg ada BM sub

PrincessFiona

Originally posted by munna at 27-1-2006 03:15 PM
dah.... dah keluar dah yg ada BM sub

ni apa benda yg dah kuar nie....quote isinya hilang.

atehz13

Originally posted by munna at 27-1-2006 03:15 PM
dah.... dah keluar dah yg ada BM sub

cite my lovely kim sam soon kan... bile dia kluar sbb semlm saya tepon dia kata after chenese new year?:stp::stp::stp:

PrincessFiona

Originally posted by atehz13 at 27-1-2006 03:51 PM


cite my lovely kim sam soon kan... bile dia kluar sbb semlm saya tepon dia kata after chenese new year?:stp::stp::stp:

dah seminggu lebih nie ada kat pasaran kalau cite Samsoon nie...reganya RM70+

atehz13

Originally posted by PrincessFiona at 27-1-2006 04:03 PM



dah seminggu lebih nie ada kat pasaran kalau cite Samsoon nie...reganya RM70+

betul ke awk, sbb ari rabu saya gi s&m tapi yg ada eng subtitle....cak:

emiko

try check kat website rasmi PMP -> http://www.pmp-entertainment.com
kalau ada dalam list kat situ cite samsoon tu ada yang BM sub maka memang adalah dekat S&M dan kalau sebaliknya..memang takdelah kalau cari camne pun hehehe

HangPC2

korang boleh upload tak movie Duelist (Hyeung-sa)

atehz13

Originally posted by emiko at 28-1-2006 09:23 AM
try check kat website rasmi PMP -> http://www.pmp-entertainment.com
kalau ada dalam list kat situ cite samsoon tu ada yang BM sub maka memang adalah dekat S&M dan kalau sebalikny ...

tq..

cloud9

Originally posted by PrincessFiona at 27-1-2006 10:48 AM
malay  sub





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no cite ape princess?

Kimmy

THE KING AND THE CLOWN





Pelakon:


KAM WOO SUNG


JEONG JIN SUNG


LEE JUN KI


In "The King and the Clown", the hit film set in the Choson Kingdom, a notorious tyrant king falls in love with an effeminate male court jester, causing deep anger and jealousy in his favorite concubine. This jester, who usually plays female roles in performances, in turn shares intimate feelings with another male clown

Notorious tyrant, King Yeonsan, also one of two monarchs dethroned by a coup d'etat. This film focuses on the relationship between king and clown, not on the king's downfall. But Yeonsan's tyranny, which led to the coup, is a key setting of this film.

Some historians compare Yeonsan to Rome's Nero. To understand why Yeonsan (played by Jeong Jin-yeong) ruled his nation with a heavy hand, we are introduced to Jang Seng (played by Kam Woo-seong), a clown who says, "If I had known that the king is in his subjects' hands, I would have not tried to enter the palace". Yeonsan, who couldn't bare to be in this situation, solves his anxieties by slaughtering his subjects.

And like Oedipus, Alexander the Great, and Sigmund Freud's landmark analogies, we see Yeonsan's mother warring on his psyche. Jang Seng and fellow clown Gong Gil (played by Lee Joon-ki) perform a play in front of his mother in which a queen falls into a snare with the king's concubines and is later killed.

But in this story, Yeonsan's mother is the queen. After seeing the play, Yeonsan killed two concubines on the spot. According to the True Record of the Joseon Dynasty, Yeonsan slaughtered his subjects who were responsible for his mother's death.

"The King and the Clown" is fictitious, but the movie borrows some documented spoken lines from the True Record of the Joseon Dynasty, which records, "The clown named Gong Gil told the king, 'If the king isn't like a king, then rice isn't like rice.'" Gong Gil was promptly executed.

This film also focuses on the friendship between Jang Seng and Gong Gil. But if you don't understand Yeonsan, you may have difficulty following this film.

[ Last edited by Kimmy at 30-1-2006 06:57 PM ]

Kimmy

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Kimmy

Kimmy

MY BOSS, MY TEACHER



pelakon:


JEUNG JOON HO (Jung Jun Ho)



JEONG WOONG - IN (Jung Wong - In)



In the first installment of the gangster comedy back in 2001, Gae Doo-sik (Jeong Joon-ho) was forced to attend a high school and get away with at least the credentials to lead one of the country's leading gangster groups (these days, you have to be smart to be a gangster, and that's the key point).

At the end of the first piece "My Boss, My Hero", Doo-sik was given another order from his higher boss: go to college because the standard for gangster leaders has been raised.

That has laid out the basic premise for the sequel and in "My Boss, My Teacher", Doo-sik is attending college, something that he should be quite proud of. But he's not a good college student because his underling Sang-du (Jeong Woong-in) is taking classes and enjoying some campus love affair on behalf of his boss. The momentum comes when Sang-du cannot serve the boss in such a faithful way. For the last semester, all the education majors in Korean universities have to go out to actual schools for several weeks for teacher training. Doo-sik cannot force Sang-du to do the job in his stead; so the boss himself is dispatched to the trouble-laden high school.

Meanwhile, Jeong Woon-taek plays Dae Ga-ri (meaning "head" in a vulgar term), a role reserved for enduring almost uninterrupted beatings and ridicule.

And it turns out that Doo-sik's greater boss Oh Sang-jung (Kim Sang-joong) is attending a high school, the same path that Doo-sik went through with much difficulty. Unfortunately, or fortunately, Doo-sik happens to teach at a school where his greater boss Sang-jung is studying (or rather suffering).

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Kimmy

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Kimmy

RUNNING WILD



Pelakon:


KWON SANG WOO


YOO JI TAE


Jang Do-hyung (performed by kwon Sang-woo) is a police detective in charge of violent crimes. He does what his fists say. Oh Jin-woo (performed by Yoo Ji-tae) is a perfectionist prosecutor. This unlikely duo joins forces to bring Yoo Gang-jin (performed by Son Byeong-ho), a boss of a gang called Guryongpa, to justice. But Yoo, who has enough power to allow him to flaunt the law, tells Jang and Oh to back off.

The investigation is called off due to external pressures, and the duo is falsely accused and put behind bars. Having seen justice defeated by injustice, the two abandon justice and turn into beasts filled with a rage to defeat Yoo at any cost. They try to destroy Yoo using violence.

In the movie, kwon Sang-woo's performance is splendid. He speaks foul language with his hair unkempt and face tanned. The incorrect pronunciation that has been pointed out as his problem seems to make his performance in the movie more illustrious. It's because the way he speaks conveys the impression that Jang is really a man who seems to have left his brain somewhere else. The consistently ignorant character of Jang performed by Kwon is the major factor that makes "Running Wild" what it is: wild.

Kimmy

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