Tema: Cine "Made in Asia"

Dos trailers vistos. Acojona el Jumbo en la apertura del segundo.

La escena de la foto calcada fotograma a fotograma de MI2.





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Ojala la traigan a sitges, este tipo de cine me puede...

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Orellana, no dudo que la traerán a Sitges....pero a la edición del 2003, me temo <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/frown.gif ALT=":(">

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Rememorando a Orellana......... como mola la MUSICA AMALILLA <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/laugh.gif ALT=":lol">



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Gran web Krycek, salvo que un moderador posteando esos links, ay ay (que conste que, a mí, me parece bien).

Il Mare mola <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/roll.gif ALT=":rollin">

Un saludo <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/tired.gif></p>

Hey Krycek! Ahi estas tu! <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/roll.gif ALT=":rollin">

No se que tiene de malo intercambiar informacion audiovisual...

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Juas. <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/wink.gif ALT=";)">

Aprovecho para decir que Mission ya ha salido en Francia en DVD. Joder con los gabachos... <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/eyes.gif ALT=":rolleyes">






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¡ Gracias Krycek ! Parece que sólo entro en este (gran) post cuando me huelo algún 'intercambio de material audiovisual' <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/smile.gif ALT=":)">


Saludos. Max.</p>

En bensonsworld.co.uk y con gastos de envío gratis.

www.bensonsworld.co.uk/me...ydvd_a.htm

Nada menos que 40 títulos (va la lista completa posteada en lazamientos por maese Grubert que fue quien puso esta noticia):

2000 AD
Armour Of God
Battle Creek Brawl
Beast Cops
Big Boss, The
Blacksheep Affair, The
Body Weapon
City Hunter
Drive
Drunken Master
Eastern Condors
Encounters Of The Spooky Kind
Fist Of Fury
Game Of Death 2
Hitman
Hong Kong 1941
In The Line Of Duty (Wide Screen)
Iron Monkey
Iron-Fisted Monk, The
Island Of Fire
Jackie Chan - My Story / My Stunts
Legend Of A Fighter
Magnificent Butcher, The
Magnificent Warriors
Miracles
Mister Vampire
Naked Killer
New Dragon Gate Inn
Ninja In The Dragon`s Den
Once Upon A Time In China
Once Upon A Time In China II
Once Upon A Time In China III
Police Story
Police Story 2
Postman Fights Back, The
Purple Storm
Red Wolf
Snake In The Eagle`s Shadow
Way Of The Dragon, The


Ojo que Drunken Master, Legend Of A Fighter y Snake In The Eagles Shadow están recortados de 2.35:1 a 1.78:1. El resto tienen su formato original y todas son buenas ediciones anamórficas y la mayoría con 5.1 y comentarios de Bey Logan (experto en cine hongkonés fácil de comprender incluso sin subtítulos).


Saludos.


Remember, in a pirate ship, in pirate waters, in a pirate world, ask no questions. Believe only what you see.
No, believe half of what you see.
Mi colección deDVDs</p>

Gran edición de “ Los piratas de los Mares de China” en Hong Kong Legends. Para mí, una de las más altas cimas del cine de Jackie Chan.



Precio: £17.99

Detalles técnicos:
Director:Jackie Chan
Interpretes:Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, Yuen Biao, Dick Wei, Mars, Winnie Wong, Po Tai, Hoi San Lee
Año:1983
Imagen:Widescreen 2.35:1 Anamorfica
Lenguajes:Cantonés - Dolby Digital (5.1)
Subtitulos:Ingés
Duración:101 minutos (aprox)

Extras:

*&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Audio commentary with Hong Kong cinema expert Bey Logan
*&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Jackie Chan animated biography feature
*&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Trailer archive
*&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Interview with lead villain Dick Wei
*&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Interview with co-star and Wing Chun Grandmaster Lee Hoi-san (including Wing Chun 1st Form demonstration)
*&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Script to footage review with writer Edward Tang
*&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Interview gallery with Hong Kong stunt gods John Cheung and Mars
*&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 'Project A: Revisited' (An original documentary hosted by Bey Logan and produced by Hong Kong Legends)
*&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Photo gallery with original lobby cards and poster artwork
*&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Out-take montage
*&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Interactive menu
*&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Scene access


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No os perdáis la BSO de 'Friend (Chin goo)' del enlace de Krycek, no sé si habéis hablado de la peli aquí pero la banda sonora es subyugante.

Según imdb.com es de:
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Original music by
Man-Sik Choi&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp *&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp (as Choi Man-shik)
Sun-shik Choi&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp *&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp

Una pequeña review que he encontrado:
<blockquote>Quote:<hr> Chingu (Friend) by Kwak Kyung-taek and the Chinese Fu Qin Ba Ba (Fathers) made going to Montreal worthwhile. An autobiographical story, Chingu recounts the friendship of four schoolboys in the 70es in Pusan, South Korea. The environment they live in combines harsh repression with impoverishment, a mix that allows violence to flourish. As they grow up, they have to take a stand for or against a life of crime, and these choices will taint their relationship forever. The movie delves into the limits and limitations of friendship, from its most brutal expression to its redemptory qualities. The film doesn’t slip into testosterone-laden action, even with an almost solely male set of characters. It centers on the characters’ emotions, and scenes of extreme violence alternate with contemplative moments. At the other extreme, Lou Jian’s debut feature Fathers was a purely poetical experience depicting the end of an old-world lifestyle. Its low pace and ‘slice-of-life’ narrative genre may seem boring to some; to me, Fathers felt more like experiencing a specific cultural era than watching a movie. The story centers on Qianwei, now in his 50es, living with his father in a modern Beijing where he feels he doesn’t belong. He remembers his friendship with Uncle Zhai, a sort of surrogate father, and a time when life seemed more meaningful. Fathers goes back and forth between past and present, and between a substitute father symbolizing relationships and a biological one representing the lack thereof. At a crossroad in his life, Qianwei has to let go of the past and explore what could still be –with his real father. More than a story, the movie conveys the bittersweet feeling of what could have been.
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Saludos. Max.</p>

FRIEND y FAILAN........ 2 pelis super recomendables alejadas de pataditas y tiros.


historia de amistad...




historia de amor...



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existe alguna de estas películas con las siguientes características como mínimo:zona 2 y subtítulos en castellano(o inglés/francés si no hay más remedio)

-chungking express
-keep cool(q ya os dije un día q me gustó pese a no ser una gran obra maestra)
-vivir!
-el olor de la papaya verde


gracias!

Amélie va changer votre vie</p>

Me gustaria que alguien me pudiese decir el titulo de una peli de jackie chan que va de dos tios que trabajan en un restaurante (jackie y otro más) y que está rodado en Barcelona y sale una actriz española.

No me acuerdo de nada más porque la vi hace muuuchos años en al tele cuando era un chavalín.

Gracias

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TITULO ORIGINAL: WHEELS ON MEALS

TITULO DE AQUI: LOS SUPERCAMORRISTAS

Título original:Kwai Tsang Tseh.
Año: 1984.
Producida por: Raymond Chow.
Director: Samo Hung Kam Bo y Jose Antonio De La Loma (Si, el del "Torete"). Intérpretes: Jackie Chan, Samo Hung, Yuen Biao, Benny "The Jet" Urquidez, Lola Forner, Pepe Sancho, Keith Vitali, Amparo Moreno. Coreógrafo de los combates: Samo Hung.

Tomás (Jackie Chan) y David (Yuen Biao) son dos chinos que sirven comida ambulante por las calles de Barcelona. Por otro lado Samo Hung es empleado de una agencia de detectives que está con un pie en la quiebra. Su jefe se va de la ciudad huyendo de los acreedores, y cuando está solo entra un hombre y encarga a Samo la busqueda de una mujer, pagándole una importante suma de dinero. La chica es una ladrona de la que Yuen Biao se enamora. Todo esto los meterá en un lio donde no faltará el kung-fu, las persecuciones, ni la comedia.

<blockquote>Quote:<hr> El director de "Perros callejeros" se une a Samo Hung (ya se que suena surrealista), para dar a luz una de las rarezas más curiosas del cine de kung-fu, además de estupenda. Entretenidísima y con comedia divertida. Es cierto que mientras la ves te preguntas si aparecerá Ozores o el Pajares (algo así lei en alguna parte). Fue todo un éxito en España, una de esas modas de video club, y tuvo dos "falsas" secuelas. A destacar los combates de Jackie contra Urquidez y de Yuen Biao contra Keith Vitali, además de la increible escena de los motoristas en la plaza de España. Viendo esta maravilla de los 80 nos podemos dar cuenta de lo mucho que ha cambiado todo, ¿verdad? <hr></blockquote>








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<center> 2001 South Korean blockbuster "Last Witness (Heuksuseon)" (available as a Region 3 import DVD) belongs to that select group of films that work far better as a beautifully shot and alluring trailer than as an unimaginative and cliché-ridden two-hour movie. Based on the best-selling novel by Kim Seong-jong and the handiwork of prominent Eighties director Bae Chang-ho, this politically minded feature dabbles in the territory previously explored by "Shiri (Swiri)" and "Joint Security Area (Gongdong Gyeongbi Guyeok JSA)", that is, the scars left by the Korean War and the subsequent division of the country into the communist North and democratic South. Unfortunately, "Last Witness" ends up being a disappointing mess where the emotional weight and political subtext play second fiddle to gratuitously overblown action sequences, amateur melodrama, and tired murder-mystery conventions.

The film's opening scene contrasts the release of political prisoner Hwang-seok (Ahn Seong-ki of "Musa" and "Art Museum by the Zoo&quot<img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/wink.gif ALT=";)"> after fifty years in solitary confinement and the discovery of a stabbing victim in a harbor, who is later identified as Yang Dal-su (Lee Ki-yeong). Renegade cop (is there any other type?) Oh (Lee Jeong-jae of "Il Mare&quot<img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/wink.gif ALT=";)"> , who has a penchant for using excessive force, is put in charge of identifying who killed Yang and why. His investigation, which includes visiting a trendy nightclub (thereby allowing lenser Kim Yun-su to film skimpily attired young women getting jiggy with it in slow motion), eventually leads him to Geoje Island, which once housed Korea's infamous Geoje Camp where North Korean POWs and South Korean communists were once incarcerated (this is the same camp that is briefly mentioned in "Joint Security Area&quot<img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/wink.gif ALT=";)"> .


However, the pieces of the puzzle start coming together when Oh comes across a fifty-year old diary written by Sohn Ji-hye (Lee Mi-yeon of "No. 3&quot<img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/wink.gif ALT=";)"> , who is now blind and running an antique shop. The diary reveals Ji-hye's involvement in an escape attempt at Geoje, which was aimed at liberating her family's wrongly imprisoned former servant, Hwang-seok-- the man she loves. Also mentioned in the diary are the leader of the escape attempt Han Dong-ju (Jeong Jun-ho of "My Boss, My Hero&quot<img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/wink.gif ALT=";)"> and the man who was sent to track them down, murder victim Yang. Thus, the recently released Hwang-seok immediately becomes the police's number one suspect. However, a few things still don't add up, and so Oh takes a detour to Japan to track down who he thinks may be the real killer...


If there is one thing that director Bae does right in "Last Witness", it is committing to film some of the most beautiful and eye-catching images. The film is almost wall-to-wall with stunning cinematography, with some of the more impressive set pieces being the slo-mo rain, mud, and blood-soaked escape from Geoje Camp, Hwang-seok being given chase by South Korean soldiers in a forest, Oh's gun battle with an assassin amidst bamboo just as it begins to rain, and the film's finale in a train station. And with the judicious use of classic opera pieces in the soundtrack (such as Puccini's "Madame Butterfly&quot<img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/wink.gif ALT=";)"> , "Last Witness" is a feast for both the eyes and the ears.


However, all this visual and aural eloquence ends up being wasted with a threadbare script that seems more concerned with pumping out an action sequence every ten minutes as opposed to providing more background on the characters or telling an emotionally meaningful story. As a result, the doomed romance between Hwang-seok and Ji-hye, which is supposed to give the film its emotional weight, ends up being little more than a signpost along the way. The same goes with Detective Oh, who is given little to do other than following the clues and beating up the bad guys.

Among the cast, veteran actor Ahn is easily the most interesting person on the screen, who adroitly conveys the innocence and earnestness of Hwang-seok's youth, as well as his heartbreak of the present. On the other hand, the performance of his co-star Lee Mi-yeon is bland and unconvincing, particularly in the scenes that take place in the present, where she is supposed to be playing a seventy-year old woman-- not only is her wrinkle-free makeup unconvincing, but so is her acting. Finally, Lee Jeong-jae, playing the Korean equivalent of Dirty Harry, is passable as Oh, with his performance constrained by the limitations of the material.

Within its two hour running time, "Last Witness" dishes out Hong Kong style action, hard-boiled police procedural, historical and political drama, and romantic melodrama. Unfortunately, other than the stunning eye and ear candy that director Bae deliberately injects to the proceedings, very little in this slick production registers. Unfortunately, it seems that Hollywood and today's Hong Kong don't have the market completely cornered when it comes to combining the visceral with the vacuous. </center>







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Dos peaso películas Kuervo, Friend y Failan hace tiempo que están en el saco del cocinero Sonatino. <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/happy.gif ALT=":D">





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Try before buy: Regalito de un amigo Koreano

Compartir es divertido...




[ MiKel : Kreo ke ya se ha komentado más de una vez el tema de enlaces burros...
Kompartir puede ser divertido, pero ke nos cierren el foro no.
Un saludo.]



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<center> Komo sigáis kon ciertos "enlaces"... los de ezboard nos follan...

Por favor, evitad el tema.</center>





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Takeshi Kitano's next directorial project, "Dolls", is finally complete and will be released in Japanese theater this October and will be released internationally sometime next year. The film's central theme is love and focuses on 3 stories overlapping each other.

Official Web Page: office-kitano.co.jp/dolls/





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Finalmente logré ver CURE. <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/smile.gif ALT=":)">



www.cowboypictures.com/cure

Una película perteneciente al género del fantástico-terror, que tras su visionado me ha descolocado muchísimo, por la difícultad de sus planteamientos y por su singular resolución.
Con una puesta en escena seca y sugerente, tiene algún punto en común con The Ring, y hace gala de un estilo visual muy inquietante.

"Cure es entonces un film de horror, sórdido, cuya característica se subraya ante todo en la ausencia de énfasis musical como efecto sonoro, y en cuyo lugar parece emerger la palabra de Mamiya que induce al crimen. Esta epidemia espiritual tiene un nombre en Cure, y viene de Occidente: el mesmerismo. Es el límite del enigma, es el contenido del vaciamiento de Mamiya que de su pasado sólo parece recordar la técnica de hipnosis del maestro austríaco."

Ahora sólo me resta dar con una copia de KAIRO.




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vamos a ver, un repasillo a algunas pelis orientales que he visto estos dias:

fudoh: una historia de yakuzas, venganzas etc, aderezada con un toque muy personal de imaginación y sadismo (miike, I love you). muy recomendable para los amantes de battles royales y demás.

audition: odiaréis esta película pero tendréis ganas de verla una y otra vez. aterradora...

2002: una historieta de "compis" cazadores de fantasmas, no está mal, pero como suele pasar se les va la olla mucho con el argumento. FX muy currados.

brother: una maravilla de película, con el particular estilo de actuar de Kitano. Es curioso ver el choque entre las diferentes mafias, cada una con su estilo (el DTS del DVD chino es impresionante, ha superado mis expectativas)

time and tide: a mí, en un primer visionado, me ha parecido una mierda, con una historia enrevesada que no te enteras de nada y muchos tiros sin venir a cuento. Acción sin coco=mierda.

attack the gas station: una peli coreana muy bien hecha y bastante entretenida. unos tios atracan una gasolinera y se quedan allí toda una noche (por causas que ya descubrireis). En esa noche correrán un montón de aventuras con todo tipo de personajes.


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La madre que los parió, estos venden de todo. Parecen las revistas de C.I.

Habrá que aprender chino, qué cojones...


Zonca, qué versión de Cure has visto? en DVD visión la anuncian a la venta en Francia este otoño.





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En primer lugar, bienvenido Kiku.

La versión de CURE que yo he visto es una copia VHS volcada de un DVD oriental.
Tiene una duración de 106', y los subtítulos en inglés y japonés.
Completé la jornada viendo The Ring 2, que como habia leido afirmar a Solondz, más que una secuela es un despropósito. No vale gran cosa. Parece estar improvisada a raiz del exito de la primera.


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pues RING 0 es otro pegote mas, de las ultimas quizas THE EYE si q tiene momentos angustiosos, sobre todo la primera mitad....



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