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woof woof ! » Wed Mar 22, 2017 1:29 pm wrote:

RED BEERGOGGLES » Tue Mar 21, 2017 7:32 pm wrote:A bit of an odd film but I gave it a chance because I love the comedy in Stephen Chow films,  Kung Fu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer are two absolute classics, needless to say I   thoroughly enjoyed it.

Had this down as one to look out for and then it slipped my mind (fkn Alzhiemers    ) cheers once again Red, found and Dloaded it, now a toss up between watching one of two comedies tonight , The Mermaid or England v Germany   

p.s hey Red if you like Stephen Chow comedy have you seen "the Flirting Scholar" ? , very old school , came out in the early nineties but again a good laugh and as a bonus has the gorgeous Gong Li in it   

Full movie with English subs on youtube.

woof woof ! » Wed Mar 22, 2017 1:29 pm wrote:

RED BEERGOGGLES » Tue Mar 21, 2017 7:32 pm wrote:A bit of an odd film but I gave it a chance because I love the comedy in Stephen Chow films,  Kung Fu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer are two absolute classics, needless to say I   thoroughly enjoyed it.

Had this down as one to look out for and then it slipped my mind (fkn Alzhiemers    ) cheers once again Red, found and Dloaded it, now a toss up between watching one of two comedies tonight , The Mermaid or England v Germany   

 

Less fannies on show in the Mermaid mate 

Watching this later when everyone's gone to bed, I know, why can't I watch porn like a normal person 




and then this one to complete the true story Korean fest   



*****, it's not out till the 3rd of August, looks like it's porn then and falling asleep with my ***** in my hand again !!!!! 

Age Of Shadows


If you like espionage double agents and all sorts of political skullduggery this is a must .

  Caught it the other week Red, deffo a good one 

Increasingly it seems like the Koreans are turning out the more interesting movies. Jap cinema used to be my favourite but it's ages since they've produced something that I'd label as a must see 

Just got my mitts a terrific dvd from Amazon. 

"My Way" A Korean movie  based on the true story of two guys, drafted into the Japanese Army to fight the Russians in Manchuria, they eventually end up in the German Army fighting the Americans in Normandy !!!

10 out of 10 on my popcorn meter 

For the few that follow this thread (Hi Red    )

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woof woof ! » Tue Jul 25, 2017 5:10 pm wrote:For the few that follow this thread (Hi Red    )

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Looks good fun mate I will check it out ,just watched 'Battleship Island' fella and its a must see

Looks great RED, I'm casting about for a torrent with Eng subs 

woof woof ! » Mon Aug 14, 2017 7:02 am wrote:Looks great RED, I'm casting about for a torrent with Eng subs 

Finally got around to seeing 'Man from nowhere' mate, it has to be up there with Oldboy as a Korean classic.

RED BEERGOGGLES » Sun Oct 08, 2017 6:59 pm wrote:

woof woof ! » Mon Aug 14, 2017 7:02 am wrote:Looks great RED, I'm casting about for a torrent with Eng subs 

Finally got around to seeing 'Man from nowhere' mate, it has to be up there with Oldboy as a Korean classic.

Deffo          . Got the dvd some time ago, I think I'm gonna watch it again   

Finally got my mitts on Battleship Island, really enjoyed it, so much so I did a bit of googling and was amazed to discover that it was a real place that only closed in 1974 ! It's called "Hashima" and is about 9 miles off the coast from Nagasaki.
Check out Wiki for more info.

Been working thru my back catalogue of stuff and don't know if I've mentioned it before but Yellow Sea is another I'd add to my must watch list.

Its a funny story about Yellow Sea mate, I started watching it and must have been 10 min's into the film when I started seeing prism's of colour in my vision,immediately thought it was the start of a stroke so stopped watching, stopped everything albeit from walking around in circles panicking. 

I will give it another go though because it looked good,but do you know when you associate something with a half an hour of anxiety 

Been a while since I watched a "Samurai" movie but just caught the latest from Jap movie master Takashi Miike. As usual it's completely OTT and vying for a spot as possibly the bloodiest movie I've ever seen.

woof woof ! » Sun Nov 12, 2017 1:44 pm wrote:Been a while since I watched a "Samurai" movie but just caught the latest from Jap movie master Takashi Miike. As usual it's completely OTT and vying for a spot as possibly the bloodiest movie I've ever seen.

Watched this last night fella on your recommendation,thoroughly enjoyed it ,like a Japanese take on 'interview with a vampire',needless to say the Japs reinvented it. I thought the opening sequence in Black and white portraying  the death of his sister was masterfully put together and superbly shot.

Watching this one tonight woof,let you know if its worth a blimp