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I just watched this movie on TV. I've seen this movie before but it just reminded how great this movie it was. Must-see if you like war movies
Best Korean Movie?
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ReeNet
United States7 Posts
I just watched this movie on TV. I've seen this movie before but it just reminded how great this movie it was. Must-see if you like war movies | ||
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Slithe
United States985 Posts
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grobo
Japan6199 Posts
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EsbenPM
Denmark364 Posts
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tiffany
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pinbaLL
Sweden1711 Posts
Very good film | ||
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zurg
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tomatriedes
New Zealand5356 Posts
edit- ps I'm not Korean | ||
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UrASofty
Canada772 Posts
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1tym
Korea (South)2425 Posts
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davidgurt
United States1355 Posts
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Asakura
Germany471 Posts
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CapO
United States1615 Posts
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Stegosaur
Netherlands1231 Posts
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Pressure
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perhaps 815 because there's a map named after it | ||
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Peanuts.
United States378 Posts
On June 24 2007 11:53 CapO wrote: Chingoo (Friend) YES! My favorite korean movie too! Actually let me re-phrase that - my favorite movie ever!! Yea and Taegukgi is also a good movie, read reviews that its better than Saving Private Ryan. | ||
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SiZ.FaNtAsY
Korea (South)1497 Posts
On June 24 2007 11:03 tomatriedes wrote: Silmido (실미도). Amazing story, (moreso because its true). The training these guys go through makes Spartans look like pussies. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfFkbOiw6xc Best movie ever! | ||
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ToT)OjKa(
Korea (South)2437 Posts
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Piano
Korea (South)401 Posts
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Suicide
United States475 Posts
On June 24 2007 11:53 CapO wrote: Chingoo (Friend) Such an amaze movie. I grew up with 3 other really different friends and we all grew apart so I guess I could easily relate to this movie though. | ||
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defenestrate
United States579 Posts
Kidding, kidding. Oldboy was by far the best I've seen. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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Piano
Korea (South)401 Posts
On June 24 2007 14:36 zulu_nation8 wrote: are there any really good movies besides oldboy and my sassy girl? there are some good ones, but a lot deal with gangster drama or about some love story that won't happen. chingoo is one i recommend, although some images are pretty graphic. there is another one i liked, silmido. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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Zelniq
United States7166 Posts
 like many trailers do T_Tand yeah that movie was really really awesome. | ||
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PissedOffEmo
Canada777 Posts
lovestory=my sassy girl | ||
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davidgurt
United States1355 Posts
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davidgurt
United States1355 Posts
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davidgurt
United States1355 Posts
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
On June 24 2007 15:18 davidgurt wrote: A Moment To Remember YES OMG If I were to ever recommend a classic formulaic romance movie this would be it. I just wish son ye jin had more of an ass, she's really pretty. | ||
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SunKistOranGeSoDa
United States588 Posts
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Pressure
7326 Posts
On June :21 defenestrate wrote: Wang-ui Namja! Kidding, kidding. Oldboy was by far the best I've seen. homosexual | ||
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grobo
Japan6199 Posts
On June 24 2007 15:18 davidgurt wrote: Sex is Zero. My face was red during the entire movie, Some pretty damn embarrassing moments in that one. Still funny as hell though. | ||
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Samejima
Canada534 Posts
Lady Vengeance A tale of two sisters | ||
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Nyovne
Netherlands19135 Posts
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artofmagic
United States1951 Posts
(anyone who watch My Sassy Girl, should watch Windstruck too...) I will try out Old Boy and Sex is Zero. | ||
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yokohama
United States1116 Posts
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
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tiffany
3664 Posts
On June 24 2007 16:14 artofmagic wrote: My Sassy Girl (anyone who watch My Sassy Girl, should watch Windstruck too...) I will try out Old Boy and Sex is Zero. windstruck was a letdown | ||
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Telemako
Spain1636 Posts
Amazing, a beautiful tale. | ||
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knyttym
United States5797 Posts
Friends the one with Won Bin and Kyoko Fukada | ||
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Samejima
Canada534 Posts
On June 24 2007 16:18 RaGnArOkY wrote: I liked Four Iron, besides that I haven't watched many Korean movies. 3-iron*  great zen-like movie by Kim Ki-Duk. If you like this one I would suggest looking into other great by the same guy: Hwal and Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring. | ||
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chicken`
Germany3478 Posts
save the green planet | ||
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POSER
Germany71 Posts
Oldboy Attack the Gas Station Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance Memories of Murder Joint Security Area 3 Iron Tale of two Sister Friend Save the Green Planet these are like my top 10.. allthough there are many other good ones i also love "PTU - Police Tactical Unit" ..it's chinese though, not korean and to add a Japanese movie ^^ "Hanabi" was very good lets just say, i love asian cinema ^^ edit: i so forgot "Who's got the Tape" ,awesome movie!! ^^ edit 2: (there you go Waxangel ^^) i'm not korean ^^ i'm fine with subs though | ||
Waxangel
United States33388 Posts
Anyway favorite Korean movie (I'm Korean) = Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance I think that Chingoo is decent but overrated, and that Taegukki is waaaay overrated. My Sassy Girl is probably the best romantic comedy in the history of the universe too :O | ||
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WiSaGaN
203 Posts
sex is zero and sassy girl are good too. | ||
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Smokin_Squirrel
Korea (South)674 Posts
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RaiZ
2813 Posts
Except that was a lil more serious but yeah...... The rest was ok. Can't believe i've not watched sassy girl yet. I'll watch it soon i swear as well as the others you've mentionned so far ! :p Oh and btw i'm not korean. | ||
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XDawn
Canada4040 Posts
Where can I effing see this or d/l it? I've been looking for it for such a long time Haven't seen it yet but heard good reviews | ||
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SuperJongMan
Jamaica11586 Posts
On June 24 2007 16:38 Telemako wrote: Bin Jip (3-Iron) Amazing, a beautiful tale. I'm Korean. I thought I was the only one in the world who liked 3-Iron lol. Also, Bly, I think the movie you're talkin about is two sisters or something. Schizo? I never saw Silmido and some of the other movies here, I've missed too. I dislike Taeguki though. I like JSA and Chingu, that was a good time for Korean cinema. Also, the Sympathy for Vengence movies.. OMG... just seriously... OMG. They are so sick it's great. I heard old boy is a part of the "triology" too, but I really liked all 3, but MR. was definately the best one. I had to actually try and finish Mrs. twice. Anyone remember that old movie with some famous people, Christmas in August or something? lololol my 1st gf ever made me watch that movie like 3 times... ugh, I feel so awkward watching that movie always | ||
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Morzas
United States387 Posts
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Piano
Korea (South)401 Posts
On June 24 2007 18:57 Smokin_Squirrel wrote: What's "My Sassy Girl"? I heard of almost every movie here cept that one. Maybe it's just cuz I don't recognize the english translation of title yupgijugin geu nyuh | ||
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gLyo
United States2410 Posts
I totally forgot about "Save the Green Planet," too. I need to see that. Also, my (Korean) girlfriend watched the whole movie of "The King and the Clown" on YouTube, so that must have been pretty damn good as well. | ||
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bearnet2001
Argentina335 Posts
"'R-Point' - refers to a once strategically important region in an island 150 km south of HO Chi Minh city. French soldiers were fascinated by the beauty of the island, upon which a leisure facility and a military hospital were built. But the area has a secret past, a haunting curse untold for 30 years. 1st Vietnamese War -1949- 12 French soldiers who were in battle with communist guerrillas went mysteriously missing. A total of 650 people have been reported missing there without any explanation. 2nd Vietnamese War -1972- 9 Korean soldiers went missing in the area. There are accounts of unexplainable radio transmissions sent by the group for 6 months requesting to be rescued. Are these freak occurrences real or not? The fact is that a gravestone which says 'No return' still stands, marking the entrance of the area. In addition, to this day, there are reported sightings by local people of the girl who was slaughtered mercilessly a long time ago. The premise of this film is based on a story that has been passed on by oral tradition. Both French and Korean soldiers have gone missing in the area known as R-Point. In 1972, when American forces were being withdrawn from Vietnam, Korean troops eager to go home, dreaming of returning to their family and friends baring American made gifts and earned money from their service, were unexpectedly sent to R-Point on a mission which would prove fatal. Although their desire to return home was everything to them, once they entered the haunted jungles of R-Point, all hopes of coming back alive were lost. It was the living dead in the jungle that would not let them go." | ||
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knyttym
United States5797 Posts
On June 24 2007 14:36 zulu_nation8 wrote: are there any really good movies besides oldboy and my sassy girl? Shiri Volcano High The Host was ok but it did really well in Korea My Little Bride My Boyfriend is Type B See You After School Legend of Seven Cutter 100 Days with Mr.Arrogant I watched some of these on crunchyroll and I own some of them as well. | ||
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gameguard
Korea (South)2131 Posts
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SuperJongMan
Jamaica11586 Posts
I remember that shit. That was one of my favorite movies. I was so sad at the "ice cream" scene. Ahahahah that is some old shit too. That is like the pre-cursor to Chingu in my books. | ||
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mel_ee
2448 Posts
her latest one i have not seen nor read any reviews. | ||
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[X]Ken~D
377 Posts
Though My Sassy Girl had a great ending and music (Cannon). | ||
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gameguard
Korea (South)2131 Posts
On June 24 2007 23:54 SuperJongMan wrote: OOMGGG BEAT!! I remember that shit. That was one of my favorite movies. I was so sad at the "ice cream" scene. Ahahahah that is some old shit too. That is like the pre-cursor to Chingu in my books. haha fosho. Im a sucker for these 우정 movies. | ||
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IIICodeIIIIIII
China1101 Posts
the fuck is that sticking out of his back during the whole fight? | ||
Chosi
Germany1302 Posts
On June 24 2007 10:20 tiffany wrote: my sassy girl qft | ||
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gLyo
United States2410 Posts
On June 25 2007 00:52 IIICodeIIIIIII wrote: the fuck is that sticking out of his back during the whole fight? Maybe you missed it, but he gets stabbed about 1/4 of the way through. | ||
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Raithed
China7078 Posts
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knyttym
United States5797 Posts
On June 25 2007 00:06 [X]Ken~D wrote: Too Beautiful to Lie Though My Sassy Girl had a great ending and music (Cannon). O Ya. Too Beautiful To Lie I just watched that a few days ago. It is freakin hilarious. | ||
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pyrogenetix
China5094 Posts
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
JSA + shilmdo for drama and action. old boy for style friend for ... well i thought it was just a really good film. no offence, but all the korean movies now suck balls. | ||
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hsidori
United States116 Posts
i can't believe nobody has mentioned Guns & Talks yet! a total MUST SEE in my books | ||
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RequieScat
Australia99 Posts
So predictable and boring.. far too over the top to have any kind of style. I haven't seen that many Korean movies. ._. i just wanted to get out my utter complete disgust at the hype that made me think Old Boy would be good - -; | ||
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Morzas
United States387 Posts
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XDawn
Canada4040 Posts
If you know korean you can read this - 엽기적인 그녀 and in konglish (i guess) it's - "Yup-Gi-Juk-In Geu-Nyuh" | ||
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afg-warrior
Afghanistan328 Posts
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Piano
Korea (South)401 Posts
On June 25 2007 08:31 XDawn wrote: If you know korean you can read this - 엽기적인 그녀 and in konglish (i guess) it's - "Yup-Gi-Juk-In Geu-Nyuh" true that. | ||
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KF91
Canada221 Posts
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Folca
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![[image loading]](http://www.kyef.org/bbs/data/movie/maraton.jpg) Every time i watch this, i cry | ||
Last Romantic
United States20661 Posts
빈집. translation is.. weird ahahhahHA but it's funny. There are NINJAS | ||
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afg-warrior
Afghanistan328 Posts
THEY COPIED OLD BOY i hate it when PEOPLE DO THIS...LOL like when departed came out and people called it a masterpeace..i was one of the few to know it was a scene for scene rip off of a asian movie called "infernal affairs" which has many sequels and stuff Zinda... | ||
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tiffany
3664 Posts
On June 25 2007 21:23 afg-warrior wrote: like when departed came out and people called it a masterpeace..i was one of the few to know it was a scene for scene rip off of a asian movie called "infernal affairs" which has many sequels and stuff actually everyone knew that it was based on infernal affairs, except for you apparently. it was critically acclaimed for its direction and acting. | ||
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afg-warrior
Afghanistan328 Posts
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FConnectionUK
United States316 Posts
On June 25 2007 19:57 Folca wrote: Every time i watch this, i cry I cry everytime I watch the subway scene. | ||
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
On June 25 2007 22:12 tiffany wrote: actually everyone knew that it was based on infernal affairs, except for you apparently. it was critically acclaimed for its direction and acting. Most people on this forum knew but not so for everyone else. This one lady cried "GENIUS! SO ORIGINAL" to me and i just had to tell her the plot was from infernal affairs, she wouldn't believe me until i showed her the dvd. It was a big annoying that one of the director failed to acknowledge infernal affairs properly. When he accepted the award, he said the movie was based on a Japanese film wtf? Other than that, the film was ok. | ||
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asla
Japan354 Posts
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BroOd
Austin10831 Posts
On June 26 2007 10:46 haduken wrote: Most people on this forum knew but not so for everyone else. This one lady cried "GENIUS! SO ORIGINAL" to me and i just had to tell her the plot was from infernal affairs, she wouldn't believe me until i showed her the dvd. It was a big annoying that one of the director failed to acknowledge infernal affairs properly. When he accepted the award, he said the movie was based on a Japanese film wtf? Other than that, the film was ok. So do you know what you're talking about at all or do you just make things up as you go along? Scorsese's acceptance speech: + Show Spoiler + Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Rick. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Please, please. Thank you. Thank you. Could you double-check the envelope, please? I mean, I'm overwhelmed with this honor from the Academy and also the honor of being presented by my old, old friends. We go back 37 years. I'm so moved, so moved. I've got thank Warner Bros.' Alan Horn and Dan and Jeff and I've got to thank our producers Brad Grey and Graham King and Mac Brown and my old friend Joe Reidy, we're working for 20 years. And Rick Yorn and John Lesher and Chris Donnelly and Ari Emanuel. And that crazy script by Bill Monahan that got me in all this trouble in the first place. And Andrew Lau's original film from Hong Kong, the wonderful Asian cinema. And Michael Ballhaus on camera. And Howard Shore's wonderful score. And my old, good friend Thelma Schoonmaker. Ellen Lewis for her casting. And so much of this belongs to the cast, I can't tell you. Jack Nicholson for his courage and his inspiration. Leo DiCaprio, six-and-a-half year's work we've done together. I hope another 12, another 15. Mark Wahlberg, Matt Damon, Alec Baldwin, Ray Winstone and Vera Farmiga and Marty Sheen. I just want to say too that so many people over the years have been wishing this for me. Strangers. You know, I went walking in the street, people say something to me. I go in a doctor's office, I go in a whatever. Elevators, people saying, "You should win one, you should win one." I go for an X-Ray, "you should win one." I'm saying, "thank you." Friends of mine over the years and friends who are here tonight are wishing this for me and my family, I thank you. This is for you. And I also want to thank my daughter Cathy, who is here tonight, who worked on the film. And Domenica, my wife Helen, and our little Francesca, who's seven years old who's watching right now. Francesca, stay up for another 10 minutes but then jump up and down and make a lot of noise at the hotel. Okay. I'll see you in the morning. Thank you. He talks about Andy Lau and Hong Kong, but not Japan. And also, I'd like to know more about "this one lady". You took some random lady home to show her dvds? | ||
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
On June 26 2007 11:22 BroOd wrote: So do you know what you're talking about at all or do you just make things up as you go along? Scorsese's acceptance speech: + Show Spoiler + Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Rick. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Please, please. Thank you. Thank you. Could you double-check the envelope, please? I mean, I'm overwhelmed with this honor from the Academy and also the honor of being presented by my old, old friends. We go back 37 years. I'm so moved, so moved. I've got thank Warner Bros.' Alan Horn and Dan and Jeff and I've got to thank our producers Brad Grey and Graham King and Mac Brown and my old friend Joe Reidy, we're working for 20 years. And Rick Yorn and John Lesher and Chris Donnelly and Ari Emanuel. And that crazy script by Bill Monahan that got me in all this trouble in the first place. And Andrew Lau's original film from Hong Kong, the wonderful Asian cinema. And Michael Ballhaus on camera. And Howard Shore's wonderful score. And my old, good friend Thelma Schoonmaker. Ellen Lewis for her casting. And so much of this belongs to the cast, I can't tell you. Jack Nicholson for his courage and his inspiration. Leo DiCaprio, six-and-a-half year's work we've done together. I hope another 12, another 15. Mark Wahlberg, Matt Damon, Alec Baldwin, Ray Winstone and Vera Farmiga and Marty Sheen. I just want to say too that so many people over the years have been wishing this for me. Strangers. You know, I went walking in the street, people say something to me. I go in a doctor's office, I go in a whatever. Elevators, people saying, "You should win one, you should win one." I go for an X-Ray, "you should win one." I'm saying, "thank you." Friends of mine over the years and friends who are here tonight are wishing this for me and my family, I thank you. This is for you. And I also want to thank my daughter Cathy, who is here tonight, who worked on the film. And Domenica, my wife Helen, and our little Francesca, who's seven years old who's watching right now. Francesca, stay up for another 10 minutes but then jump up and down and make a lot of noise at the hotel. Okay. I'll see you in the morning. Thank you. He talks about Andy Lau and Hong Kong, but not Japan. And also, I'd like to know more about "this one lady". You took some random lady home to show her dvds? Was i talking about scorsese? I don't even know what he looks like okay? The fact is, some one who accepted the award made the mistake and it was a big news in Asia. I'm 100% positive on this. Go google more before accusing me okay? Maybe you should learn better your own language. Where in my writing did i refer to a random person that i'm not acquinted with? | ||
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gg_hertzz
2152 Posts
On June 26 2007 10:46 haduken wrote: Most people on this forum knew but not so for everyone else. This one lady cried "GENIUS! SO ORIGINAL" to me and i just had to tell her the plot was from infernal affairs, she wouldn't believe me until i showed her the dvd. It was a big annoying that one of the director failed to acknowledge infernal affairs properly. When he accepted the award, he said the movie was based on a Japanese film wtf? Other than that, the film was ok. No. It was the lady announcing the oscars who mistakenly said the movie was based on a Japanese movie. The guy corrected her when he accepted the award. | ||
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BroOd
Austin10831 Posts
On June 26 2007 11:33 haduken wrote: Was i talking about scorsese? I don't even know what he looks like okay? The fact is, some one who accepted the award made the mistake and it was a big news in Asia. I'm 100% positive on this. Go google more before accusing me okay? Maybe you should learn better your own language. Where in my writing did i refer to a random person that i'm not acquinted with? Amid your fumbling accusation I've gathered, yet again, that you have no idea what you're talking about. Where in your writing did you refer to a "random person"? You said "director". Only one person directed "The Departed", Martin Scorsese. I'd still love to know more about this random woman you had to show DVDs to. | ||
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
WHERE IN MY POST DID I REFER TO A RANDOM WOMAN. Which part of the English language equate "This one lady" to "random woman". | ||
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BroOd
Austin10831 Posts
On June 26 2007 11:53 haduken wrote: What the fuck are you on about? Can you not fucking read? I said one of the directors (i miss the plural for fuck sake). My knowledge of the incident was that someone who worked on the departed made the mistake. I should've used 'cast' instead of 'directors', fine, a bad choice of word, shoot me. gg_hertz's account differs from mine and if he is correct then i'm wrong but did i made the story up as i went along like you said? You obviously don't have a clue about what happened and you are calling me a liar? WHERE IN MY POST DID I REFER TO A RANDOM WOMAN. Which part of the English language equate "This one lady" to "random woman". No, I can't fucking read. I read TL via braille. My problem is you, and your trying to portray the creators and viewers of the film as plodding, ignorant hicks. You clearly understand basic english, and you seem to have a rudimentary knowledge of film. Therefore, you should know only one person directs a film. He didn't say the film was Japanese. Neither did the cast, which is comprised if dozens of people. The announcer at the Academy Awards did. I'm pretty sure he didn't actually work on the film. And yes, saying "this one lady" does equate to "random woman" to the reader. I was just pointing out how your stupid anecdote was bullshit. | ||
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
On June 26 2007 12:28 BroOd wrote: No, I can't fucking read. I read TL via braille. My problem is you, and your trying to portray the creators and viewers of the film as plodding, ignorant hicks. You clearly understand basic english, and you seem to have a rudimentary knowledge of film. Therefore, you should know only one person directs a film. He didn't say the film was Japanese. Neither did the cast, which is comprised if dozens of people. The announcer at the Academy Awards did. I'm pretty sure he didn't actually work on the film. And yes, saying "this one lady" does equate to "random woman" to the reader. I was just pointing out how your stupid anecdote was bullshit. Gee... I must've miss the part where being a condescending prick on the internet would also make one a human lie detector. Get off my nuts and troll some where else. | ||
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BroOd
Austin10831 Posts
On June 26 2007 12:53 haduken wrote: Gee... I must've miss the part where being a condescending prick on the internet would also make one a human lie detector. Get off my nuts and troll some where else. I'll take that as your not so graceful resignation from this discussion. Maybe next time you shouldn't chime in with some useless opinion of what you think happened coupled with whatever stupid story you think goes with it. | ||
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tiffany
3664 Posts
On June 26 2007 10:16 FConnectionUK wrote: I cry everytime I watch the subway scene. sorry i must have missed it, but what movie is this? | ||
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BroOd
Austin10831 Posts
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tiffany
3664 Posts
On June 26 2007 13:17 BroOd wrote: I feel like a dweeb for letting this jerk annoy me, and ruin the thread, although I'm not sure if much else could be added. you are forgiven if you can tell me what movie that poster is from | ||
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BroOd
Austin10831 Posts
On June 26 2007 13:48 tiffany wrote: you are forgiven if you can tell me what movie that poster is from I think Marathon. | ||
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afg-warrior
Afghanistan328 Posts
On June 26 2007 10:16 FConnectionUK wrote: I cry everytime I watch the subway scene. i cant read korean...what movie is that?? and does anyone know where i can download chingoo??? i cant find the torrent for it | ||
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mR.Sephiroth
Germany296 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + unfortunately hollywood is going to make a remake of this+ Show Spoiler + This movie is just too awesome to mentioned with the hollywood remake On June 26 2007 14:00 afg-warrior wrote: i cant read korean...what movie is that?? and does anyone know where i can download chingoo??? i cant find the torrent for it This is marathon | ||
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bboyldy
Korea (North)664 Posts
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kimseongchan
Korea (South)733 Posts
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mistapooh
United States376 Posts
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unknown.sam
Philippines2701 Posts
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afg-warrior
Afghanistan328 Posts
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SK.Testie
Canada11084 Posts
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
"A mistake was made early in on the show when the awards were presented for Best Adapted Screenplay to The Departed where the voice-over announcer (Gina Tuttle) incorrectly referred to it being based on a Japanese film (presumably it was incorrect in the text she was given to read). In fact, it was based on a Hong Kong film, Infernal Affairs. However, Martin Scorsese correctly referred to the Hong Kong film in his acceptance speech for his win for Best Director. Yet, Scorsese mis-pronounced Infernal Affairs director Andrew Lau's last name as "Law"." | ||
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BlueRoyaL
United States2493 Posts
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OrderlyChaos
United States1115 Posts
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clazziquai
6685 Posts
 My Top 3 are: 1. FLYING BOYS! I love this movie2. Once Upon a Time in High School Old movie, but the storyline is just really good hah a 3. My Sassy Girl - great movie haha funny and romantic ^^ | ||
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tKd_
United States2916 Posts
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tKd_
United States2916 Posts
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CaucasianAsian
Korea (South)11579 Posts
R-Point. | ||
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St3MoR
Spain3256 Posts
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Equinox_kr
United States7395 Posts
On March 17 2008 01:50 tKd_ wrote: welcome to dongmakgol is a great one boxed as 4th highest grossing movie of all time for korea Yea that was an awesome movie | ||
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CaucasianAsian
Korea (South)11579 Posts
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Pangolin
United States1035 Posts
edit: I heard that My Sassy Girl is going to be remade into a Hollywood movie. How does everyone feel about this? I don't really like it because remakes are almost never as good as originals. The only thing that I like about the idea is that hottie Elisha Cuthbert is going to be in it. | ||
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Fzero
United States1503 Posts
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dybydx
Canada1764 Posts
my uncle dated a korean chick a decade ago said how the girls there treat you (if you are their bf/husband) like a king. UWHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA!!!!!! | ||
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zoLo
United States5896 Posts
On March 17 2008 11:46 Pangolin wrote:edit: I heard that My Sassy Girl is going to be remade into a Hollywood movie. How does everyone feel about this? I don't really like it because remakes are almost never as good as originals. The only thing that I like about the idea is that hottie Elisha Cuthbert is going to be in it. I agree on the remake part and it's going to be so annoying to hear people talk about the movie when they've never even seen the original. | ||
GTR
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Sawajiri
Austria417 Posts
My favourite Korean movie is A Tale of Two Sisters. Beautiful, creepy and actually keeps you guessing until the end. Also, finally a Korean movie in which every scene was important and had a justification to be in the movie (your average Korean movie could easily be trimmed down to 2/3 of its original length). | ||
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Hollow
Canada2180 Posts
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paper
13196 Posts
strange movie o__O | ||
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garista
Germany165 Posts
by Kim Sung-Su, 2001. (You can't go wrong with a movie starring Zhang Ziyi )Review | ||
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Pangolin
United States1035 Posts
On March 18 2008 15:39 paper wrote: i recently watched The King and the Clown ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_King_and_the_Clown ) strange movie o__O I really liked this movie. It had good acting, great visual style, an interesting plot. It also had an amazing ending. Those who are homophobic (and I know that there are plenty on the internets) should probably avoid it though. | ||
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Bub
United States3518 Posts
On March 18 2008 22:13 garista wrote: Musa: The Warrior by Kim Sung-Su, 2001. (You can't go wrong with a movie starring Zhang Ziyi )Review oh yes Zhang Ziyi <3 funny someone brought up this topic because I just watched The Host the other night- better than I expected. Also saw Shutter which was OK . After seeing these I'm interested in checking out other korean movies. Is block buster really the place to go here in the midlands? | ||
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