ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
Popularly known to his Filipino fans as Arthur Choi in the hit Korean TV series “The Coffee Prince” aired January 2008 in GMA Network, actor Gong Yoo is back in Philippine shores as Seok-Woo, a fund manager in Seoul in the zombie movie Train to Busan. Gong Yoo started his acting career with small parts in television dramas …
You want it, you got it! The hit Korean Zombie movie “Train To Busan” is officially coming Philippine cinemas on September 1, 2016! 80 cinemas confirmed as of August 19, 2016. Seok-Woo (Gong Yoo) is a fund manager in Seoul. He is separated from his wife and lives with his daughter Soo-An (Kim Soo-Ahn). Seok-Woo doesn’t spend much …
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MY NEW SASSY GIRL (2016) Review Directed by Geun-shik Jo Following the hit 2001 Korean drama-comedy film, it’s a surprise that they are actually making a sequel, that it’s connected to the first one with a new girl. That alone takes what has been loved from the first one ripped from the fans, the ones …
The story of the hapless Gyeon-woo (played by Cha Tae-Hyun) in the fall-of-your-seat Korean romantic hit movie “My Sassy Girl” continues in the highly-awaited sequel “My New Sassy Girl” where he is now married to an unpredictable tough woman played by Victoria Song. In “My New Sassy Girl,” Gyeon-woo has trouble forgetting his “old” sassy …
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From the surprise romantic blockbuster South Korean film “My Sassy Girl,” the comical and lovable Cha-tae Hyun is back in his latest romantic misadventures in “My New Sassy Girl.” Following the sincere, funny and hapless Gyun-Woo (Cha-tae Hyun), he is now married in “My New Sassy Girl” to his childhood sweetheart played by Victoria Song. In …
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In 2001, a romantic comedy film from Korea made waves worldwide because of its genuine story, a rather odd but funny and heartwarming love story of Kyun-woo and The Girl in My Sassy Girl. 15 years later, a new film with the same plot will conquer the hearts of romantic comedy and Korean movie fanatics in My New …
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Love Forecast (Tagalized, 2015) Review 2.5/5 A typical romantic comedy film from Korea that has the charm from characters to the familiar story. Love Forecast feels repetitive at times, and though it has the charm and humor most Korean romcoms have, the film doesn’t want to be different which makes it ordinary, not standing out …
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Nanalo bilang “Best Film” sa 2012 Korean Culture and Entertainment Award at tinanghal na “Audience Choice Award for Most Popular Movie” sa 33rd Blue Dragon Film Award, ang The Thieves ang ikalawang handog ng SineAsia Korean Film Festival matapos ang highest grossing Korean film na Ode To My Father. Dito pinagsama-sama ang ilan sa mga …
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