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| Year: | 2004 / South Korea |
| Director: | Han-chun Park |
| Writing: | Won-jun Ha (Writer) |
| Rating: | Category I |
| Length: | 102 Min. |
| Video: | Anamorphic Widescreen 1.85 |
| Audio: | Korean: Dolby Digital 5.1, Cantonese: Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo |
| Subtitles: | Chinese, English |
Stars:
Jeong-hwa Kim as Park Hyo-jin
Yu Kong as Choi Ko-bong
Sang-mi Nam as Nam Jin-a
Jadu as Park Hyo-jin II
Il-seob Baek as Park Mu-sun
Plot:
A North Korean spy sent across the DMZ to find a fellow spy that has run off with the Communist country's operational funds. Things don't quite go as plan, and Hyo-jin (Kim Jung-hwa) finds herself working at a Burger King as cover. Alas, Hyo-jin is too pretty for her own good, which immediately makes her the star "server" at the fast food chain. Soon all the boys, including failed student Ko-Bong (Gong Yu), are lining up to be served. But after Ko-Bong posts Hyo-Jin's pictures on an internet bulletin board that touts the "top Angel" working a the Burger King, it threatens to expose Hyo-Jin's cover. What's a spy to do?
Extras:
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My Thoughts:
The premise sounded interesting and fun, but the actual movie was rather boring. It could have been so much more. I felt that it had no real direction. Maybe I just had the wrong expectations for it.Rating:
(From Tom's Random Reviews on September 17th, 2010)
Member's Reviews
The Lost Boys, a review by Tom
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Stars:
Jason Patric as Michael
Corey Haim as Sam
Dianne Wiest as Lucy
Barnard Hughes as Grandpa
Ed Herrmann as Max
Plot:
After moving to a new town, two brothers are convinced that the area is frequented by vampires.
Awards:
Won:
| Saturn (1987) | Best Horror Film | |
| Young Artist Awards (1988) | Best Young Actor in a Horror Motion Picture (Corey Feldman) | |
| Young Artist Awards (1988) | Teenage Favorite Horror/Drama Motion Picture |
| Saturn (1987) | Best Costumes (Susan Becker) | |
| Saturn (1987) | Best Makeup (Greg Cannom, Ve Neill, Steve LaPorte) | |
| Saturn (1987) | Best Supporting Actor (Barnard Hughes) | |
| Saturn (1987) | Best Younger Actor (Corey Haim) | |
| Young Artist Awards (1988) | Best Young Male Superstar in Motion Pictures (Corey Haim) |
Extras:
- Production Notes
- Scene Access
- Trailers
My Thoughts:
Even though it has a very 80s feel to it, it otherwise has aged very well. Especially the effects and vampire makeup). It is a very good vampire movie. I was surprised to see Bill from Bill & Ted as a vampire here. Rating:
(From Tom's Horror Marathon 2012 on October 7th, 2012)
Member's TV Reviews
The One Where It All Began: The Pilot Marathon, a review by DJ Doena
The Big Bang Theory
What's the show about?
The sitcom revolves around the lives of three physicists, one engineer and one waitress. The two physicists Sheldon and Leonard live across the hall from Penny the waitress. Leonard is in love with Penny but she hasn't responded yet. Sheldon and Leonard are often visited by their friends Rajesh and Howard (the latter one being the engineer) and when their world clashes with Penny's hilarity ensues.
"Pilot"
Leonard and Sheldon have just aborted a high IQ sperm donation when they discover that they have a new neighbour: Penny, a waitress at "The Cheesecake Factory". When Penny takes a shower in their apartment (and hopefully doesn't discover the Darth Vader shampoo or the Luke Skywalker conditioner) she asks Leonard for a favour...
My Opinion
One of my favourite sitcoms of all time. The five are so hilarious together with Sheldon being the heyday of most episodes. Sheldon is totally unaware of his rudeness and his arrogance and it's great fun to watch him and the others. I can't wait for the third season to begin next week and I am glad that the network has already ordered a fourth season.
(From The One Where It All Began: The Pilot Marathon on September 17th, 2009)