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On Air (DVD) (End) (English Subtitled) (SBS TV Drama) (Limited Edition) (Korea Version)
From the makers of the popular Lovers trilogy comes the trendy melodrama On Air which takes you behind thescenes of a fictional television drama, revealing fascinating details about what normally goes on behind a TV drama production. Boasting an impressive roster of stars, On Air was one of the highest-rated dramas in Korea during the first season of 2008. Hailed by critics for its craftsmanship and realism, On Air revolves around four entertainment industry figures - a director, a writer, an actress, and her manager - as their personal and professional lives intertwine during the shooting of a drama. Kim Ha Neul (Romance) melts into her role as a beloved actress with a spiteful streak off-camera. Her nemesis is the quirky, eccentric screenwriter played by Song Yoon Ah (Jail Breakers) who caused quite a stir with her exaggerated acting. Though overshadowed by two strong female leads, Park Yong Ha (Winter Sonata) manages to work his charm as a visionary director, while Lee Bum Soo (Surgeon Bong Dal Hee) delivers the goods playing a manager who is determined to make his star the next Jeon Do Yeon. Call it guts or sheer arrogance, but Korea's sweetheart Oh Seong Ah (Kim Ha Neul) just declined to accept the Grand Prize at the live broadcast of SBC's year-end awards, all because she was named a co-winner. How can there be two Grand Prize winners? Such a diva act would end anyone else's career, but not Oh Seong Ah's, a
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The Lost Lolli (Japan Version)
Olivia offers you musical release via The Lost Lolli! For fans of unique sounds the offbeat star is no stranger ever since the launch of her beloved release "e;synchronicity"e;! Music lovers are now offered a spectacular treat as Olivia lets you enjoy such top musical teasers like "e;Sea me"e; & "e;Into The Stars"e; plus other captivating tunes you are advised not to miss!
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Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side 3rd Story (Japan Version)
Tokimeki Memorial: Girl's Side - 3rd Story is the latest title in Konami's popular female-oriented dating simulation game series, and the first one developed specifically for the DS. The game is set seven years after the Girl's Side series' opening chapter, 1st Love, in a town called Habataki. There are some new dating locations and new gameplays on offer. The gamer has to juggle her academic pursuit at the Habataki High School, after-school activities like hobby clubs, shopping, and part-time jobs, and, of course, romantic relationships with the six charming male characters. In fact, the major new feature of 3rd Story is a system that allows the gamer to experience truly heart-racing love triangles with two of the boys!
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Buttonman (DVD) (Taiwan Version)
When the mob kill, someone has to clean up the mess. That person is Wei (Francis Ng). Known as the "e;Buttonman"e;, low-ranking gangster Wei specializes in cleaning crime scenes. He comes and goes without a trace, disposing of dead bodies without leaving any evidence behind. Lately Wei's been thinking of calling it quits. He's in trouble with the syndicate because his assistant (Leon Dai) secretly sold organs on the black market, and his girlfriend (Terri Kwan) is cheating on him. But the more he wants to quit, the more he gets pulled back in, pushing him dangerously over the edge. What happens when it is the Buttonman who needs to be cleared away? Hong Kong movie star Francis Ng heads to Taiwan for the dark crime thriller Buttonman by up-and-coming director Chien Ren Hao (The Underground Order). Ng delivers a multilayered performance as a small-time gangster whose true nature is slowly revealed as he's driven into a corner by romance and underworld struggles. The first Taiwan film produced by Hong Kong film company Mei Ah, Buttonman brings together an interesting cast that includes popular actress Terri Kwan (The Heirloom), acclaimed actor Leon Dai (Parking), Taiwan beauty guru Janet Lee in her film debut, and Mainland star Huang Yue.
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Chun Qiu Wu Ba (DVD) (End) (Taiwan Version)
Chun Qiu Wu Ba (DVD) (End) (Taiwan Version)
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SMILE (Normal Edition)(Japan Version)
L-Arc-en-Ciel as you have never heard them before! Tetsu along with his melodic bass rhythms & spectacular lead singer plus the rest of the beloved J-pop band are all back to offer you another pleasing musical delight! Packed with 10 all-new songs including their smashs "e;Ready Steady Go"e; & "e;Hitomi no Jyunin"e; this highly anticipated release promises to make music lovers all over the globe "e;SMILE"e;!
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Virgin Stripped Bare By Her Bachelors (US Version)
The late Lee Eun Joo, who went on to appear in such films as Bungee Jumping Of Their Own and Taegukgi, gives a wonderfully compelling performance in this unconventionally told romance. Filmmaker Hong Sang Soo, director of The Day A Pig Fell Into The Well and The Power Of Kangwon Province, follows up those two highly acclaimed films with the provocatively titled, Virgin Stripped Bare By Her Bachelors. Shot in beautiful black and white, the film centers on Soo Jung (Lee Eun Joo), a twenty-four-year-old cable television writer and assistant at a small video company. As the story develops, Soo Jung finds herself being pursued by both her boss, Young Soo (Moon Sung Keun, from Princess Aurora), and his friend/ benefactor, the wealthy socialite Jae Hoon (Jung Bo Seok, from Don't Tell Papa and Everybody Has Secrets). As Jae Hoon begins to pursue a relationship with Soo Jung, the two begin to have decidedly different perspectives on how their relationship is developing, as each character is given a chance to narrate events from their own point of view. What really happened between them? As Soo Jung's and Jae Hoon's memories begin to conflict, viewers will begin to wonder where the truth lies. Perhaps answers will be given in the film's final segment, in which both Soo Jong and Jae Hoon narrate together! As the winner of Best Screenplay at the Asia-Pacific Film Festival and Special Mention at the Tokyo International Fil
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Freesia (Normal Edition)(Japan Version)
The third MUCC single produced by L'Arc-en-Ciel's ken, freesia is a dramatic rock ballad with an aggressive lyrical sound. The song has a different style and atmosphere than the chameleon band's previous works. Normal Edition comes with the side track Rakuen.
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Music Cafe (2CD + Karaoke DVD)
From her Cookies era to her solo career, Canto-pop darling Stephy Tang has sung numerous memorable love songs over the years. In her first best-of collection released end of 2009, one could find 27 Stephy songs, ranging from her breakout hit "e;Don't Go Too Far From Me"e;, the Alex Fong duets "e;Love Very Much"e; and "e;My Most Beloved"e;, to karaoke favorites like "e;Light Bulb"e;, "e;Black-and-White Photo"e;, and "e;Nursery Rhyme"e;. What's more, fans will be delighted to get four new songs on Music Cafe, namely the recent single "e;Walk with Me"e; penned by Stephy herself, online game theme song "e;The Key of Fate"e;, plus "e;At a Blink"e; and "e;Sea Breeze"e;. The accompanying DVD offers 10 Stephy music videos that are karaoke-enabled.
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My Tutor Friend 2 (DVD) (English Subtitled) (Hong Kong Version)
A follow-up to the 2003 hit comedy My Tutor Friend starring Kwon Sang Woo and Kim Ha Neul, My Tutor Friend 2 features a brand new cast with the same concept and charm. Fresh young stars Lee Cheong Ah (Ssunday Seoul) and Park Ki Woong (Art of Fighting) portray the film's lovable feuding couple. Staying true to the genre, the film readily hams it up, letting the romance bloom amidst oddball humor and hilarious scenes of culture shock and language mishaps. My Tutor Friend 2 is co-directed by Ji Kil Woong, the cinematographer for the first My Tutor Friend and King and The Clown, and Kim Ho Jung who previously served as assistant director on Repechage. Japanese-Korean girl Junko (Lee Cheong Ah) travels to Seoul as an exchange student in hopes of seeing a Korean student whom she had fallen in love with in Japan. When she arrives at her new university, she finds out that her love-to-be is in the army. On top of that, the guesthouse she's staying at is full of rowdy young guys, including the owner's grating son Jong Man (Park Ki Woong) who also happens to be her Korean tutor. This disagreeable tutor, however, is a lot more interested in teaching her inappropriate words than conjugation. The two initially spend all their time fuming and feuding, but Junko slowly discovers there's more to Jong Man under his insensitive exterior.
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Aizawa Hitomi - Idol One: Special DVD Box (DVD) (Japan Version)
Aizawahitomi supeshi yaruBOX
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