First Peek! Seo Bok

Finally the long awaited collaboration of Gong Yoo and Park Bo Gum of movie Seo Bok has released its first preview trailer, character posters and movie stills. **Squeal**

Given that Record of Youth is a disappointment (expected of writer Ha Myung Hee), Seo Bok is my hope of seeing the side of Park Bo Gum I’ve been longing to see for a loooong time. So far the preview looks good. Gong Yoo may be a bit unkempt but still very charming and Bo Gum loses that sunny aura of his and showing me something cold, something different.

First Peek! Bad Guys – The Movie

Bad Guys – The Movie (나쁜 녀석들: 더 무비) is a spin-off of the 2014 OCN drama of the same name. The draw to this movie is that actors Kim Sang Joong and Ma Dong Seok return to reprise their original roles. Although I would love to have the original bad guys back, I also love that we have the addition of new blood: Jang Ki Yong and actress Kim Ah Joong.

First Peek! Teaser of Park Seo Joon and Woo Do Hwan in ‘The Divine Fury’

I hadn’t paid attention or known the plot for movie The Divine Fury—starring Ahn Sung Ki, Park Seo Joon and Woo Do Hwan but the teaser is out so let’s have a look!

First Peek! Park Hyung Sik in Movie “Jurors”

 

OK, I just saw the preview trailer for Jurors (배심원들) and I’m so checking it out. Most Korean movies are dark, political and serious, so I like that this one is packaged into a comedy that seems to be light and funny. Jurors is directed by Hong Seung Won and starred Moon So Ri as the leading lady. Other member of the casts include Park Hyung Sik, Yoon Kyung Ho, Jo Han Chul, Jo Soo Hyang, Kim Hong Fa and Seo Jung Yeon.

Two Lights: Relúmĭno — A Subtle but Beautiful Short Film by Han Ji Min and Park Hyung Sik

Previously, I’ve expressed my interest when I first saw the preview trailer for Two Lights: Relúmĭno (두개의 빛: 릴루미노). Now that I have seen it I must say I love it and recommend everyone to check it out. It’s a beautiful yet simple 30 minutes short film starring Park Hyung Sik and Han Ji Min.

The greatest thing about this short film is that it can be readily found on YouTube with substitles of various languages, so international viewers are covered, all thanks to Samsung Electronics.

First Peek! Check out how V.I.P Lee Jong Suk Tries to Outsmart Park Hee Soon, Kim Myung Min and Jang Dong Gun

V.I.P is an upcoming movie distributed by Warner Brothers’ Korea, directed by Park Hoon Jung (The Tiger), and starring these four main actors: Park Hee Soon (The Suspect), Kim Myung Min (Six Flying Dragons), Jang Dong Gun (No Tears for the Dead) and Lee Jong Suk (W: Two Worlds).

First Peek! Midnight Runners with Park Seo Joon and Kang Ha Neul

Midnight Runners — an action comedy starring Park Seo Joon and Kang Ha Neul about two rookie police students witnessing a kidnap, and tried to take matters into their own hands when the police force face obstacles and had to halt the investigation.

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First Peek! Lee Je Hoon Speaks English in I Can Speak

A-hahaha! The preview trailer between Lee Je Hoon and Na Moon Hee for I Can Speak is so cute. It looks really fun and looks to me the story may end up to be a very heart-warming budding friendship of two very different age group. Hehe.

First Peek! Kim Soo Hyun is Badass in Real Movie Teaser and Posters

Oh my god, how exciting. We finally have something from Kim Soo Hyun‘s new movie, Real. It felt like eternity just waiting as they kept it so secretive. Not that I don’t love secretive. The less spoilers the better I say because I don’t know what to expect, and when one don’t have expectation, it will yield better result.

Kim Soo Hyun looks so badass in the teaser. I didn’t expect to see him kicking so much ass so it’s a surprise. It didn’t seem like it’s the same as the sypnosis anymore, but you know what, I don’t care… just air it now and we’ll be the judge of it.

Ariel Lin Partnering Up with Rhydian Vaughan in My Egg Boy

A new Taiwanese movie named My Egg Boy 《我的蛋男情人》 hits the theatres today, starring Ariel Lin and Rhydian Vaughan. I have good feeling about this one, and immediately from the previews I believes Ariel partnering up with Rhydian will create brand new sparkles on-screen, just like when she was with Joe Chang (It Started with a Kiss) and Bolin Chen (In Time with You).

This movie somewhat targeted at telling the stories of the modern working women who face the same issue as Ariel’s character, and I like that we get this weird, but yet insightful discussions between the heroine and her frozen egg-man. It very much gives me the vibe that I will be watching another intellectual piece of artwork much like In Time with You, only it is in movie format. The cinematography is also another alluring factor.