What A Man Wants 바람바람바람 A fresh Korean comedy by Byeong-heon Lee I have said it before, and I’ll say it again. My, how time flies! It has been 8 months since our last Korean movie review … Continue reading →
The Post The Rise Of The Washington Post And The Beginning Of The End To A Presidency. Trying to decide what movie to watch this past weekend was a … Continue reading →
Brent’s World Movie Review Korean Movie Review: The Accidental Detective. Another weekend, another blog! Sorry for the delay getting this review out, I have been busy creating more content for Brent’s World! This week I will share a Korean crime/comedy … Continue reading →
Movie Review : Cars 3 Cars 3 proves the franchise still has some tread left in those tires! It’s great to have a three-day weekend, but not so nice when you can’t really get out because of inclement … Continue reading →
Movie Review The Miracle In Cell No. 7 OK Cinephiles, it is time to review another film! This month I have chosen an older Korean film that was released in 2013. Directed by Lee Hwan-kyun and staring Seung-ryong Ryu (War … Continue reading →
Movie Review – Miss Granny (Korean) It is a little sad that out of the 10 movie reviews on my blog only 4 of them are on Korean films, The Train To Busan, The Man From Nowhere (Ajusshi), an independent short titled … Continue reading →
Movie Review: Sully The Untold Story Of Cactus 1549 – The Miracle On the Hudson. Most of you know I am an aviation enthusiast, some of you know all too well that I am an aviation freak! Anytime … Continue reading →
Korean Movie Review Train To Busan Mi Jung and I sat down to watch the immensely popular Korean Zombie Apocalypse film by Sang-ho Yeon TRAIN TO BUSAN (Busanhaeng). Staring Yoo Gong as a fund manager who is so wrapped up … Continue reading →
Korean Movie – Adjusshi (The Man From Nowhere) In Hangul (Korean), Adjusshi means mister, or older man, in the case of the Korean action thriller of the same name it describes Cha Tae-sik perfectly. A lonely pawn shop owner, he … Continue reading →
Movie Review – The Flowers Of War If you have been reading my blog for awhile, you know that my favorite foreign director is Zhang Yimou. Ever since watching Raise The Red Lantern I have watched every one of his … Continue reading →