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Title........: Aquarian Age/Mirage Of Blade/Akuerian Eiji: Gekijo Ban
Year Release.: 2008
Language.....: Japanese
Subtitles....: English/Chinese
Genre........: Drama/Fantasy
DVD Runtime..: 83mins
File Size....: 1.20GB
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Aspest Ratio.: 16:9
Resolution...: 704x400
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Audio Bitrate: 256kbps
Frame Rate...: 29.970fps
Official Site: http://www.aquarian-movie.com/
IMDB.........: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1204355/

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The movie focuses on several high school boys who discover that they
inherited latent genetic traits — among other things, wings that sprout
out of their backs. They soon find themselves caught in a millennia-old
war, with each representing one of several different factions.

The story of Aquarian Age revolves around the war between secret
organizations who have been fighting each other since the beginning
of human society. They are the following:

-Dark Lores: Descendants of demon hybrids.
-Arayashikis: Successors of oriental mystics.
-Wizdoms: Magical researchers of the West
-E.G.O.s: People who have awakened to psychic abilities
-Erasers: Invaders from outer space

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Movie Info:
Director: Tony Liu Jun Guk
Cast: Chen Kuan Tai, Johnny Wang Lung Wei, Yuen Tak, Candy Wen Xue Er, Chan Lau, Lam Fai Wong
Original Title: Bei Pan Shi Men
Production Country: Hong Kong 1980

Review:
Gao Jian (Yuen Tak) is a low-ranking kung fu student frequently bullied whose fortunes change when he begins training with a wounded kung fu expert (Chen Kuan-tai) hiding from the ‘Three Devils.’ Forced to leave his school, Gao returns a year later to get revenge for the kung fu expert’s death at the hands of the Three Devils and to free his school from their subjugation.
Oh, how the mighty had fallen. Once the dominating force in Hong Kong filmmaking, by 1980 Shaw Brothers was reduced to following the trends of upstart independent filmmakers. But these upstarts were no lightweights. Filmgoers had grown weary of tragic swordplay epics and Bruce Lee rip-offs. The people wanted kung fu they could laugh at and Yuen Wo-ping and Jackie Chan were just what the doctor ordered. Snake in the Eagle’s Shadow (1978) was Jackie’s first major hit and set a new direction for the genre to follow. Not only did comedy kung fu flourish for a number of years, but so did films that aped the plot. SB’s The Master was one such film that worked both angles to great success thanks to competent direction, excellent kung fu action, and fine performances.
The Iron Monkey star Chen Kuan-tai is the kung fu master hiding from three “parasites of the martial arts field” who have wounded him. He makes his way to a kung fu school where a cheeky student of low rank named Gao Jian (Yuen Tak) nurses him back to relative health in secret. His own master Shi (Lau Hok-nin) is apparently a ‘poser’ when it comes real kung fu know how and most of Gao’s fellow students simply abuse him. Gao begins training under Chen’s expert guidance. A fair amount of time is spent in training that incorporates the breaking of many clay tiles, plus sword work. As with the choreography, the training is all shown very clearly with logical cause and effect while the purpose behind each action is explained. This is a welcome departure from so many esoteric explanations and displays of kung fu that lesser productions feature. An unwise plan to raise money for Chen’s medicine leads Gao to a brothel where one of the Three Devils is being entertained by throwing taels of gold at topless women. This only gets Gao into hot water with master Shi. But Shi really explodes when Gao makes another mistake by displaying the kung fu he’s learned, thus exposing that he’s gone behind his master’s back to study kung fu with a rival expert. In order to escape punishment, Gao leaves just before the Three Demons catch up with Chen and then proceed to take over the kung fu school. Gao returns a year later ready to get revenge and free his school.
The Master is hardly original or even engaging when it comes to the plot or the comedy bits, but it excels in the key element of filming great kung fu sequences with inviting clarity. The opening teahouse duel between Kuan-tai and Johnny Wang, who plays the leader of the Three Devils, sets the standard by which director Tony Liu and choreographer Hsu Hsia manage to maintain. Acrobatics by stunt doubles are thrown in and a reoccurring ‘money shot’ features Johnny Lung’s character doing spinning, mid-air attacks that will take your breath away. Aside from these trampoline-assisted aerial assaults, there is no wirework or reverse camera work. There isn’t even any noticeable use of those obnoxious zoom-ins. The only gimmick used with regularity is slow-motion action shots to emphasize the power of attacks. These and other shots make it easy to follow the action and appreciate its quality.
Yuen Tak, a fellow graduate of the same Chinese opera school that Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung emerged from, delivers an awesome action performance. Truthfully, I don’t care for his acting or the character he plays, but he displays a well-rounded set of physical abilities worthy of the ‘Yuen’ name. His sword-handling in training and in his final bout with Johnny Wang is particularly entertaining. The hilt of his sword has a long tassel hanging from it that Chen earlier explains is designed to confuse an opponent when in motion. Yuen’s foes are fairly entertaining as well. The Three Devils include Johnny Wang as Yan Qing-wang with his Leopard Fist, whose special weapon is a knife attached to the end of his braided hair. This appears long before Yen Shi-kwan used a similar attack against Jet Li in Once Upon a Time in China (1991). The other two characters include Fan San who wields dual blades (Wing Chun knives) and Zhou San-zhao who carries a coat full of darts that he is capable of tossing with expert precision.
The humor in The Master is less successful and only seems to be a have-hearted effort to appease demand. Chan Lau has one of his least interesting roles as the leading tormentor of Yuen, along with Lam Fai-wong. Yuen Tak’s clowning lacks the charm of Jackie Chan or even the lessor Mang Fei. On the flip side, the soundtrack is always complimentary with a combination of orchestral and more upbeat synthesizer music. The camera work is accomplished with nicely done panning shots. The shooting of interior sets and outdoor locations is fairly uniform, although I can always easily spot that distinctive blue sky wallpaper.
There is nothing particularly outstanding about The Master and it seems pretty routine for a 1980 production. Yet there isn’t much to complain about either. Frequent kung fu mayhem of high quality overcomes niggling faults and makes this old schooler worth hunting down.
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SUBTITLE: English
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I am officially in Ashland for a week. Here's what I want to do: see my friends, ~~eat~~ pilgrimage at a predrawn list of incomparable restaurants (already down: Morning Glory), wander around the red and spread out light of a Western mountain town for a while, get a Lot of Writing done in Bryan's and Willie's house while they are at their own work, go to The Beanery, which is not at all a good restaurant but for which I have sentimental whirrings, generally indulge in the nostalgia I never allow myself because it's annoying to reward your own memory for simply existing, see Synechdoche, NY a third time (check), maybe visit the chocolate factory, play Bryan's guitars, feel okay about the rain because the rain here is comfortable, not made of steak knives, which it's made of in Massachusetts. There. It's always good to end on a fact.

ME AND THE PATRON SAINT OF UPLOADING YOUR LITERARY MAGAZINE AT ~3AM PRESENT:

NOÖ [9]	NOÖ [9]	NOÖ [9]
NOÖ [9]	NOÖ [9]	NOÖ [9]
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Kendra Grant Malone tagged me to say seven things about myself. I like her list because they are all facts. Normally I hate talking about myself.

"'I hate talking about myself,' he said, reading it out loud."

So here are seven things about me that are all quotes from shit I have already written. Yes, Depression-era conservation values.

1) "Why is Kenneth Koch still dead? He's the only one I miss."
2) "I've never been that good at taking naps."
3) "Do you dream in verses? No, I dream in consumer reports."
4) "I want my lovers back inside my closet like my favorite coats."
5) "I want to sing like a taxi cab."
6) "I've considered buying Tazers as a gift for all my friends."
7) "When I turn my face under the cold faucet, I am trying to divorce my head."

Tags to seven blog people:

Bryan Coffelt
Alex Burford
Jack Christian
James Yeh
Heather Christle
Evelyn Hampton
Rachel B Glaser

My short short "Crock" is up on Pequin. There's a whole bloc of listeners both internal demons and postal workers who are, like, "It's about time he wrote a story called crock."

Thanks Steven & Pequin team.

Tomorrow I'm off to the West Coast. Seeya there.

My friend Jack Christian just started a blog. What you need to do is go visit it and read his poems. They're this side of cayenne hot with sledding down the ice hill in your socks thrown in. As I endorse barbecue sauce, sheepdogs, mustaches, sipping whiskey and anyone who plays the banjo named Papa Clyde, so do I endorse the poems of Jack Christian.

Nerve has picked my essay as one of their Top 25 For 2008. Now they are letting people vote for their favorite 10. In the spirit of my unflagging competitive drive, I am asking you, honeysuckle readers, to vote for me. You should vote for me if you like me, because I might win a t-shirt or a printer. You should vote for me if you hate me, because it will mean more exposure for one of my most embarrassingly confessional pieces and possibly a Dramatic Stain on the Legitimacy of my Career. Maybe you should even vote for me if you like Uriah Heep, who is mentioned in that essay, and who--if I'm not mistaken--is not mentioned anywhere else on God's internet.

THANK YOU I LOVE YOU ALL ACCORDION WINTER STORM

I have a new collage piece from MC O up at the venerable Shampoo. Other contributors include hotties like Patrick Duggan and Jordan Davis, plus a monkey from Randy Thurman, who has an old man in the new NOÖ, out soon.

I read MC O again the other night and felt like it was written by someone else. I like it. I am proud of it. It will clear up a lot of misconceptions about rural Northern California's "personality," which is not an oxymoron, not if you try hard enough, like if you paint a snake on a cow. Puff a dart into a cow. Paint a snake on it. Rachel Ray. Who cares about personality. Whole Foods doesn't show up in MC O. I'm just not that kind of kid.

My heart's been feeling weird lately. Spinning out and drifting to the corners. Here in the pit crew, we're like "it's Talladega, motherfucker, wake up, drive left, what are you doing, that's the grass" but my heart thinks the driver's seat is a dentist's waiting room. My heart's got his helmet off. I don't even think he's got his foot on the clutch.

Movie Info:
Director: See-Yuen Ng
Cast: Sing Chen, Kuan Tai Chen, Ta Chuan Liu, Yung Henry Yu
Original Title: Dang kou tan
Production Country: Hong Kong 1972
Review:
A typical Hong Kong film of the early-to-middle seventies. "The Bloody Fists" is yet another entry in the Chinese-versus-Japanese subgenre of martial arts movies, so if you're looking for a novel storyline you'd better look elsewhere. Cackling, meanspirited 'Japanese' villains (led by Shaw Brothers stalwart Chen Kuan-tai) heap unbelievable abuse on the members of a small Chinese village until stocky, mustachioed Chen Sing, a kung-fu expert and a fugitive from the law, finally snaps and gives them a taste of their own brutality. The central conflict of the film involves a secret stash of 'dragon herb'--which cures the plague--and the attempts of the evil Japanese to get their hands on it. If you've seen hundreds of these movies already, there's no need for you to go out of your way to see "The Bloody Fists". The fight scenes are competent but unremarkable and the film doesn't really hit its stride until the end, when Chen Sing and Chen Kuan-tai literally rip into one another on a beach--the former wielding a sai, the latter a nunchaku. The true charm of this film resides in the little things: the soundtrack (listen for the theme from "The Young and the Restless" and even a few seconds of the early Black Sabbath standard 'The Wizard'!), the very unprofessional-looking credit sequence, the crude sets and costumes, and just the atmosphere of the whole damned thing. No one made movies like the Hong Kong independent studios of this period, and if you grew up watching "Kung Fu Theater" on Sunday afternoons as I did, you know precisely what I'm talking about

One more thing that makes "The Bloody Fists" entertaining: Chen Kuan-tai's character appears early in the film, but Kuan-tai himself doesn't show up until about a quarter of the way through. He actually has a masked stand-in! For no good reason, because we already know his name and intentions, the character walks around with a black cloth on the lower half of his face. Finally, enraged by the presence of Chen Sing's character, he removes the mask...and one of his henchmen whispers to another, "He's taking it off. That means he'll do it (kill Chen Sing) himself!" Shades of Bela Lugosi and Ed Wood's chiropractor in "Plan 9 From Outer Space"? Yes, that's the kind of silly, tacky film this is! Now you have a pretty good idea of whether or not you'll enjoy it.

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Movie Info:
Director: Wong Jing
Cast:: Jet Li, Jacky Cheung, Billy Chow, Valerie Chow, Vincent Kok, Kelvin Wong Siu
Original Title: Shu dan long wei
Production Country: Hong Kong 1985
Review:
After failing to save his wife from 'The Doctor', Kit Li is working as a bodyguard and secret stunt double for the cowardly martial arts film star Frankie Lane. Frankie attends an exhibition of the crown jewels of Russia at a Hong Kong hotel, and when the Doctor's gang take over the building in attempt to steal them, Kit is the only thing standing in their way. Will Frankie regain his courage? Will romance blossom between Kit and the nosy reporter? Who has the best Kung-Fu? LANGUAGE: Chinese
SUBTITLE: English (available with nero showtime)
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PopMatters is running a good primer on how country and rap are pretty much the same thing. The article's hook ("the truth is that they have more in common than their devotees are likely to admit") is a little disingenuous to anyone who grew up in areas where all everybody listened to was 1) rap and 2) country, but whatever. Articles need hooks.

Also there is a little bit of salty and unconvincing work toward showing what happens when these genres "collaborate," but it's unconvincing only because it tries to set things up on a good-or-bad scale ("Kid Rock is bad, but Nappy Roots is good!"), when the point is that these collaborations are bound to be wacky and tense, for all the reasons the article does such a good job at listing: economic envy, misogyny, etc.

Plus there's probably some sort of wild-eyed sharecropper/slave thesis to get into, which sounds a little big, right? Anyway, I'm sure somebody's already trotted that one out.

The point is: good work, Juli Thanki!

HTMLGIANT is hosting a small press Secret Santa! Play it up!

New additions to the blogroll! Check them out!

Popsicle Cake (Maggie Beauvais)

In the Library With the Wrench (Heather Christle)

Two Birds (Lily Laedwig)

Phyllis (Jeannie Hoag)

Orange, Black & White. Green Eyes. (Anjali Khosla Mullany)

Blog to Nowhere (Catherine Lacey)

Modern Safari (Soffi Stiassni)

Yellow Redneck Blues (James Yeh)

Thanks to Brian Foley's sharp eyes, here is a terrific NY Times profile on Lewis Hyde, author of The Gift. I wrote a post about the idea of a "gift economy" for HTMLGIANT. It makes me sound like a real person, or at least a public intellectual.

And anyway, "gift economy" getting a bad rap in the poem is just because the poem is about the idea of "two people," and sometimes pairs really hate crowds.

EH IS RIGHT

Drop me off first. Then spend the night
in the parking lot of the funeral home
where two of these men dropped a casket
almost, got it back up, then high-fived.
Amateur opera singers do their own makeup.
The higher you go, the more your face gets
installed. Then it dries and waits for your
approval. I keep getting submitted to
withdrawal. We all say things none of us
believe, like "gift economy." Or "wait."
Each surface is buffed by the quality of
sleep available there. Certain people you
care about and then I care about you
a lot more. Antique vendors swarm the
house for what the significant didn't want.
The owner of a go-kart track urges his
friends to help him build a fire-resistant
tower around everything he loves, which was
not the original plan. "Make it about more
than one thing," I told you, and then you
told me I told you, and I felt stupid.
The fireman pours shampoo on a robin
and washes it up in his red bucket hat.
Tell me how you really feel and if it
helps, I'll pretend that you're asleep.

Like a blueberry of hope, the new web journal SIR! has at long last released its first issue. The good news is that despite the delay, the issue is absolutely fabulous. Really good poems and strange, arresting little narrative joints from these folk:

Chad Reynolds, Noah Falck, Blake Butler, Scott Garson, Mike Young (hi), Juliet Cook, Brooklyn Copeland,
Rauan Klassnik, Peter Berghoef, Elisa Gabbert, Ryan Walsh, Carl Annarummo, Peter Schwartz, Zachary Schomburg & Emily Kendall Frey, Sean Kilpatrick, Julia Cohen, Charles Lennox, Shane Jones,Spencer Troxell, Brandon Hobson, Nicolle Elizabeth, Nathan Logan, and William Walsh.

It's an awesome new online journal. Really. I just came home from talking about Virginia Woolf and read the whole thing. Good work, Brian Foley!

I've got a collage piece from MC Oroville's Answering Machine up at the lovely new journal Rain Fade. Check it out.

PRESIDENT O

INSTRUCTIONS FOR ANGELS
--Kenneth Patchen

Take the useful events
For your tall.
Red mouth.
Blue weather.
To hell with power and hate and war.

The mouth of a pretty girl...
The weather in the highest soul...
Put the tips of your fingers
On a baby man;
Teach him to be beautiful.
To hell with power and hate and war.

Tell God that we like
The rain, and snow, and flowers,
And trees, and all things gentle and clean
That have growth on the earth.
White winds.
Golden fields.
To hell with power and hate and war.

Movie Info

Director : Shin-yeon Won
Writers : Shin-yeon Won (screenplay), Je-gu Yun (screenplay)
Release Date : 14 November 2007 (South Korea)
Genre : Crime, Thriller
Tagline : For them time is running out...

Synopsis
A successful lawyer who, in order to save her daughter, is pressured into defending the innocence of a man slated to receive the death penalty.

Starring

Yunjin Kim
Mi-Suk Kim
Hie-sun Park

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Rating: 6.3/10
Runtime: 79
Language: Japanese (English softsubs)
Country: Japan
Color: color
IMDb Link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0202627/

Director: Yoshiyuki Kuroda, Kimiyoshi Yasuda
Cast:
Kojiro Hongo
Pepe Hozumi
Masami burukido
Mutsuhiro
Yoshito Yamaji
Bokuzen Hidari

Description: Original title: Tôkaidô Obake Dôchû
This, the third of three "Yokai" movies produced in the 1960s by Daiei Studios, is not quite of a piece with its two predecessors, Yokai Monsters: 100 Monsters and Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare. The concept of the Yokai (spirits) is still there, but you will not see the same familiar monsters (e.g., the snake-necked woman, the living umbrella). This time, the plot follows a young child who witnesses a murder on sacred territory. Her grandfather tells her to go to town to seek out her father and gives her a pair of dice as a clue. Along the way, she comes under the wing of a helpful wandering samurai, who fights off the criminals who want to dispatch her. Eventually, of course, the Yokai, angered that their sacred ground was defiled, put an end to the villains.

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Directors: Johnny To, Wai Ka-Fai
Writers: Wai Ka-Fai (written by) & Yau Nai-Hoi (written by)
Release Date: 21 June 2001 (Hong Kong)
Genre: Comedy | Romance
Quality: DVDRip
Subtitle: English

Plot: Sammi Cheng plays Mini Mo, a young exchange student to Japan who met and fell in love with a budding pianist, Kurokawa, played by Rikiya Kurokawa. Kurokawa eventually leaves to study music in the USA and returns to Japan as a famous musician. Meanwhile, Mini has dealt with her depression by eating and weights over 300lbs and Kurokawa doesn't recognize her. Mini eventually meets Fatso (Andy Lau) who helps her lose the weight so she can fulfill her promise of meeting Kurokawa made 10 years earlier. But then they fall in love.....

Starring: Andy Lau, Sammi Cheng

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* Title: ??????
* Title (romaji): Kiken na Aneki
* Also known as: Dangerous Sister
* Genre: Comedy, family
* Episodes: 10
* Viewership rating: 18.78
* Broadcast network: Fuji TV
* Broadcast period: 2005-Oct-17 to 2005-Dec-19
* Air time: Monday 21:00
* Theme song: Pop Star by Hirai Ken

Synopsis
Ito Misaki stars as the number-one cabaret/hostess club girl. Hailing from the Miyazaki countryside, she has been told since her youth that all she has is a beautiful face. Her brilliant younger brother (played by Moriyama Mirai) who aims to become a doctor, is her only pride. For his sake, she is willing to put up with all sorts of hardships in a display of unconditional love.

Cast

* Ito Misaki as Minagawa Hiroko
* Moriyama Mirai as Minagawa Yutaro
* Takashima Masanobu as Takeda Ikuo
* Shaku Yumiko as Kitamura Saori
* Eikura Nana as Tamura Ai
* Hiraoka Yuta as Nakamura Takumi
* Hamada Mari as Noguchi Koharu
* Kanai Yuta as Yazawa Shunya
* Sato Jiro as Madarame Jun (Italian restaurant owner)
* Suzuki Kousuke as Kamata Tetsuo (Blue Velvet's Boss)
* Shimizu Michiko as Komiya Yoshiko (part-time job)
* Hiraga Masaomi as Ishinomori (part-time job)
* Arakawa Yoshiyoshi as Tanaka (debt collector)
* Okayama Hajime as Ichihashi (debt collector)
* Shirosaki Jin as Satomi Ryosuke
* Kodama Kiyoshi as Tamura Shinichi
* Utsui Ken as Minagawa Gentarou
* Manda Hisako as Minagawa Yoko
* Komuro Yuta as Kitamura Taichi

Guests

* Suzuki Kazuma as Taniguchi Makoto
* Okuda Itarushi (????)
* Itakura Toshiyuki (????)
* Tsutsumishita Atsushi (???)
* Sakagami Jiro (????)
* Abukawa Mihoko
* Itou Saori (?????)
* Miyama Karen as Minagawa Mami
* Nakagawa Reiji (?????)
* Tsurumi Shingo as Mochizuki Daichi
* Okada Kohki (ep6-9)
* Amami Yuki as Mamiya Takako
* Matsumoto Kouta (????)
* Nishikawa Akihiro (????)
* Yashiba Toshihiro (ep8-10)

Production Credits

* Screenwriter: Kaneko Shigeki
* Producer: Gotou Hiroyuki
* Directors: Kubota Tetsuji, Matsuyama Hiroaki
* Music: Kouno Shin

Kiken na aneki 1
Kiken na Aneki 2
Kiken na Aneki 3
Kiken na Aneki 4
Kiken na Aneki 5
Kiken na Aneki 6
Kiken na Aneki 7
Kiken na Aneki 8
Kiken na Aneki 9
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* Title: ???
* Title (romaji): Koshonin
* Title (English): The Negotiator
* Format: Renzoku
* Genre: Detective mystery
* Broadcast network: TV Asahi
* Broadcast period: 2008-Jan-10 to 2008-Mar
* Air time: Thursday 21:00
* Theme song: Ougon Soul by Shonannokaze

Synopsis
In a modern society in which violent crimes are on the rise, there is a team that tries to resolve cases without bloodshed. It is the metropolitan police's special team, known by the abbreviation SIT (Special Investigation Team). The SIT doesn't get into action after a case but heads to the site just as a crime is being committed. They are on the front-line of risky missions, facing off against criminals; tenaciously conducting negotiations with criminals. As a result of the rigid police hierarchy that can curb the conduct of negotiators, the SIT is also a male-dominated society controlled with strict discipline. There is one female negotiator, Usagi Reiko, who bravely fights at the frontline. She is isolated in the male world of the SIT but courageously fights against crime as well as her organisation.

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* Yonekura Ryoko as Usagi Reiko
* Jinnai Takanori as Kirisawa Keigo
* Takahashi Katsumi as Katayama Kazuyoshi
* Sasano Takashi as Sumida Kohei
* Suzuki Kosuke as Hasebe Kunio
* Kakei Toshio as Kizaki Seiichiro
* Yasu Megumi as Mimura Rumiko
* Takaoka Sousuke as Amari Yusuke
* Shirota Yu as Mariya Kyosuke
* Osugi Ren as Takabayashi Sizuo
* Ibu Masato as Mikio Kudo
* Nakayama Megumi as Sugawara Yumi
* Komoto Maki as Yamamoto Midori
* Takachi Noboru as Hasumi Yoshiki
* Hayashi Tantan (???) as Usagi Mio

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* Title: ??? (??) / Kang Jeok Deul
* Also known as: Powerful Opponents / Rivals / Adversaries
* Genre: Romance
* Episodes: 16
* Broadcast network: KBS2
* Broadcast period: 2008-Apr-14 to 2008-Jun
* Air time: Mondays & Tuesdays 21:55 (9:55 Korean time)

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Cha Young Jin is the first female to ever work as a bodyguard in the Presidential resident, Chungwadae. Young Jin and Yoo Gwang Pil work as bodyguards assigned to watch over the president's son, Kang Soo Ho. They are assigned to guard Soo Ho for 15 months.

Cast

* Chae Rim as Cha Young Jin
* Lee Jin Wook as Kang Soo Ho
* Choi Ja Hye as Jung Yoo Min
* Lee Jong Hyuk as Yoo Gwang Pil
* Go Myung Hwan as Byung Wook

Extended Cast

* Lee Duk Hwa as President Kang / Kang Min Gook
* Lee Kyung Jin as First Lady Shin Ok Hee
* Yim Hyun Sik as Cha Il Sang (Young Jin’s grandfather)
* Oh Kwang Rok as Cha Gwang Soo
* Shin Eun Jung as Soo Ho's sister
* Kim Si Hoo

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* Title: 恋空
* Title (romaji): Koizora
* Format: Renzoku
* Genre: Romance drama
* Viewership rating: 6.4 (Kanto)
* Episodes: 6
* Broadcast network: TBS
* Broadcast period: 2008-Aug-02 to 2008-Sept-13
* Air time: Saturday 20:00
* Theme song: Ai no Uta by Fukui Mai (http://j-more.avex.jp/fukuimai/index.html)

Synopsis
Tahara Mika is an ordinary high school girl. One day, out of the blue, one of her classmates kisses her. His name is Sakurai Hiroki also known as Hiro. Hiro stands out because of his bleached hair and piercing. Apparently he is also dating someone. Mika is shocked and hurt that her first kiss had to happen this way. She desperately tries to forget about it. Then, her friend tells her that she should find somebody else and suggests Tatsuya, another boy in their class. However, before she even realizes it, Mika is already in love... --TBS

Cast
* Mizusawa Elena as Tahara Mika
* Seto Koji as Sakurai Hiroki (Hiro)
* Aoi as Aya
* Miura Shohei as Nozomu
* Haru as Saki
* Nagayama Kento as Kato Tatsuya
* Kikuchi Akiko (菊池亜希子) as Tahara Saori
* Satake Uki (佐武宇綺) as Yuka
* Kobayashi Sari (小林さり) as Hana
* Miyazawa Sae (宮澤佐江) as Manami
* Nakamura Kaori as Misono (homeroom teacher)
* Matsushita Nao as Sakurai Minako
* Hada Michiko as Tahara Yasue
* Kishitani Goro as Tahara Katsuji

Guests
* Ito Masayuki (ep1)
* Takeno Isao (ep1)
* Shinoe Keiko (しのへけい子) (ep2)
* Kishida Eriko (岸田恵里子) (ep2)
* Fumiyama Megumi (文山恵) (ep2)
* Tajima Yurika (田嶌友里香) (ep2)
* Yuki Yasutake (遊木康剛) (ep2)
* Sawamura Kyosuke (澤村恭輔) (ep2)
* Yasuda Momotaro (安田桃太郎) (ep2)

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* Title: 射雕英雄传 / She Diao Ying Xiong Zhuan
* English title: The Eagle Shooting Heroes
* Also known as: Legend of the Condor Heroes
* Genre: Wuxia
* Episodes: 50
* Broadcast period: 2008-Jul-18 start
* Air time: 19:55
* Opening theme song: Ying Xiong Mo by Ronald Cheng (鄭中基)
* Ending theme song: Wu Yun Ran by Hu Ge
* Insert songs:
o Wo Zhi Neng Ai Ni by Peng Qing (彭青)
o Ying Xiong Dao (英雄道) by William So

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When their husbands were killed by the Song army, two pregnant women found safe haven in foreign lands. Li Ping gave birth to Guo Jing, a sturdy but blockheaded young man who roamed the Mongolian prairie with the family of Temujin. Bao Xi Ruo gave birth to Yang Kang, a smart and crafty young man who became the son of Wanyan Hong Lie, a successor of the Jin empire. When a pact between their martial arts masters brought them together and the truth behind their fathers' deaths was revealed, one found martial arts enlightenment and a cause greater than his own while the other descended into darkness and destroyed everything and everyone around him.

Cast

* Hu Ge as Guo Jing
* Ariel Lin as Huang Rong
* Yuan Hong as Yang Kang (Wanyan Kang)
* Liu Shi Shi as Mu Nian Ci

Peach Blossom Island

* Anthony Wong as Huang Yao Shi (Dong Xie)
* Wang Xiao Chen as A Heng
* Kong Wei (孔维) as Mei Chao Feng
* Wang Yun Chao (王云超) as Chen Xuan Feng
* Yang Yi Fan (杨一凡) as Lu Cheng Feng
* Wang Sha Sha (王莎莎) as Sha Gu

Seven Freaks of the South

* Deng Li Min as Ke Zhen E
* Jin Liang (金粮) as Zhu Chong
* Guo Ming Er (郭明尔) as Han Bao Ju
* Han Zhi (韩志) as Nan Xi Ren
* Chen Gang (陈刚) as Zhang A Sheng
* Wang Zheng Quan (王正权) as Quan Jin Fa
* He Si Rong (何思融) as Han Xiao Ying

Beggar Clan

* Bryan Leung as Hong Qi Gong (Bei Gai)
* Zhang Bo Jun (张柏俊) as Ru You Jiao

Taoist

* Li Yu (李彧) as Zhou Bo Tong
* Zhao Yi (赵毅) as Qiu Chu Ji
* Yang Yi (杨艺) as Ma Yu
* Ji Qi Lin (姬麒麟) as Wang Chong Yang
* Yang Guang (阳光) as Wang Chu Yi
* Xu Xiao Ming (徐小明) as He Da Tong
* Qiu Zi (邱姿) as Sun Bu Er
* Song Yang as Yin Zhi Ping

* Wu Yu Juan (伍宇娟) as Li Ping
* Ren Tian Ye as Guo Xiao Tian
* Kathy Chow as Bao Xi Ruo
* Weng Jia Ming as Yang Tie Xin (Mu Yi)

Jin

* Guo Liang as Wanyan Hong Lie
* Zhang Lei (张雷) as Wanyan Hong Xi
* Yu Zi Kuan (于子宽) as Jin Emperor
* Lou Ye Jiang (娄亚江) as Xie Bin
* Huang Wei (黄伟) Jian Cheng
* Xue Jian (薛剑) as Wei Cheng

Mongolian

* Xie Na as Hua Zheng (Kohjen)
* Ba Yin as Temüjin
* Xu Sheng Nan (许圣楠) as Tolui
* Tan Jian Chang (谭建昌) as Jebe
* Li Yuan (李远) as Jochi
* Yu Jin Sheng (于金圣) as Ögedei
* Bai Quan Bao (百全宝) as Chagatai
* Yan Hong Zhi (严洪志) as Jamukha

Mount White Camel

* Li Jie as Ouyang Ke
* Tsui Kam Kong as Ouyang Feng (Xi Du)
* He Yan (何艳) as Si Ji Ji

Others

* Xiao Rong Sheng (肖荣生) as Duan Zhi Xing (Nan Di)
* Wang Jian Guo as Qiu Qian Ren
* Liu Yi Qin (刘立淇) as Ying Gu
* Lu Yong (卢勇) as Duan Tian De
* Xu Ming (徐鸣) as Sa Tong Tian
* Ying Jun (应俊) as Lu Guan Ying
* Lao Pi (老皮) as Peng Lian Hu
* Guo Qi Ming (过齐鸣) as Liang Zi Weng
* Du Hong Jun (杜鸿君) as Hou Tong Hai
* Xiao Bing (肖兵) as Qu San
* Liu Jian Wei (刘建伟) as Tan Chu Duan
* Gong Zhi Xi (龚志玺) as Liu Chu Xuan
* Li Qing Xiang (李庆祥) as Ling Zhi Shang Ren

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Special Unit 2002 is a designated task force of SPI (Spirit & Paranormal Investigation) in the law enforcement department, ridding the human world of evil deeds of haunting spirits via an execution team comprised of a man and a ghost. Being a psychic, Chiu is joined by Sam to the cause of law enforcement, but Sam's time for reincarnation is approaching. Chiu is learning that Fung, a human being with the psychic power of supernatural vision, is destined to be his new partner. Though gifted, Fung is ironically too scared of the dead to contribute during combats. However, an inevitable battle with the might Water Ghost is set to bring the two together and destined to determine the fate and foe of this man and ghost duo.

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In 370 B.C, China was separated as seven nations and several other small tribes, one of these being the city state of Liang. The nation of Zhao is led by the terrifying prime commander Xiang Yangzhong who orders his troops to launch an attack on Liang in a bid to conquer the small city. Leaping to the defense of the cowed people of Liang is a warrior who goes by the name of 'Ge Li' from the Mo-Tsu tribe, renowned for its defensive skills. He is their last hope as the terrors of Yangzhong's troops are unleashed. The future of Liang now hangs in the balance, with all their hopes pinned on the mysterious Mo-Tsu warrior Ge Li...

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Election concerns itself with the power struggle of a Triad election. A highly organised and ritualistic initiation ceremony bookends the film, a cheerfully ironic repetition of ancient and ultimately crime-blackened wisdom, clothed in virtue like a naked Emperor.

As the film opens, the uncles discuss the candidates over tea, while the camera glides through their dimly lit home, complete with wives playing mah-jong (this film needs women as much as Das Boot) and children ushered from the room. Like The Godfather, crime can be civilised when we are separated from the victims. The candidates are Lok (Simon Yam), a highly respected and competent leader, and Big D (wallpaper-chewing Tony Leung Ka Fai), a brash, flamboyant and impulsive young gang lord.

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The post-1997 world of Chinese rule means that even the long-established Wo Shing Triad Society must change its ways and think north. But after the brotherhood was fractured by the ruthless grip of Chairman Lok, it was up to the younger generation to lead the way. Jimmy is the perfect candidate: smart and entrepreneurial. Even the Chinese authorities are interested in what Jimmy has to offer. Only problem is, Chairman Lok isn't one who gives up power easily.

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A new semester has arrived for Tsukune and the gang featuring a handfull of girl obsessed female first years and it seems like among these first years emerges another vampire who holds a grudge against her sister Moka. What shall this grudge lead to in the future and shall Tsukune suceed in taming this new problem child into his friend, no one knows what the future holds.

The new season is set to continue to follow the manga, introduce new characters from the manga and characters created strictly for the anime.

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Also known as: Gaeul Donghwa / Autumn Tale / A Tale of Autumn / Endless Love
Language: Korean
Subtitle: English (Hard-subbed)
Episodes: 16
Status: Complete (All episodes available)
Release Date: 2000
Genre: Drama / Romance

Synopsis:
Yoon Joon-suh and Yoon Eun-suh grew up as siblings but Eun-suh was in fact from a different family as there was a mixed up at the hospital where she was borned.The switch came to light when Eun-suh was involved in a car accident and it was discovered that her blood type was different from her parents.
Eun-suh's life took a complete turn when the 2 girls were returned to their respective families. Soon after, the Yoon family left for the States and Eun-suh was left living in sordid condition with her real family in Korea. Years after, Joon-suh returned to Korea and by chance the two former siblings were reunited.

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* Song Seung Hun as Yun Joon Suh
* Song Hye Gyo as Yun/Choi Eun Suh
* Won Bin as Han Tae Suhk
* Han Na Na as Shin Yu Mi

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KANG So-hwi, a beautiful martial arts prodigy, is about to embark on a journey into adulthood. But her journey is like no other. Her super-human strength and martial arts prowess scares away her fellow undergrads and even the boy she has fallen for. Devastated, So-hwi decides to give up martial arts and takes a different path. Her father, a martial artist himself, is afraid of losing an heiress to the family’s martial artistry, and missions So-hwi’s old buddy Ilyoung to persuade her to stay in the field. Meanwhile, the evil Heuk-bong provokes a war to conquer the martial arts world with the legendary Fine Blade he stole in the past, killing every swordsman one after another. So-hwi’s father comes to a showdown with Heuk-bong, but the battle leaves him fatally injured. On the brink of her father’s death, So-hwi picks up a sword again with a burning desire for revenge.

Genre: Action/Comedy/Romance
Starring: Min-a Shin, Ju-wan On, Geon Yu

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Director: Chang Cheh
Cast: Wang Yu, Cheng Lui, Chiao Chiao, Wong Chung Shun, Tien Feng, Cliff Lok
Original Title: Da Ci Ke
Production Country: Hong Kong 1967
Review:
THE ASSASSIN (1967) is one of a series of swordplay adventures starring Jimmy Wang Yu made at Hong Kong's Shaw Bros. studio in the 1960s. This one is less bloody and action-packed and more austere and character-driven, closer in tone and style to the Japanese samurai films of the era but with a very Chinese flavor in terms of the visual look and melodramatic feel.

The emphasis is on the conflict between ambition and obligation with the latter playing a key role here in the life of a valiant swordsman in old China (2300 years ago!). Wang Yu plays Nieh Cheng, a champion sword-fighter who is forced to go into hiding when his school is attacked by political rivals and his teacher and all his fellow students killed. A year later he is sought out by Yen, a minister-in-exile (Tien Feng) who requires his services in a political assassination, one that will enable Nieh to avenge the death of his teacher. Despite the offer of great payment and a ceremony in which he becomes the minister's sworn brother, Nieh declines the job because he's the sole support of his mother and sister. Years later, after his mother has died and his sister is married, he seeks out the minister and accepts the job. But first he has to locate his old sweetheart (Chiao Chiao) to provide her with gifts, which she at first tearfully declines, and spend a night with her before he goes off on what is essentially a suicide mission.

In the course of the film's two-hour length, there are really only four fight scenes, two of them quite short. The final action scene, as Wang Yu attacks the Palace to get at the Prime Minster is a bit far-fetched as he slashes his sword through dozens of soldiers and they are unable to stop him. He even does some high leaping and short flights in the air, a power he didn't display earlier in the film.

Still, it's a compelling and rich film with strong characters, excellent acting and fascinating interplay of characters' social roles and the accompanying little rituals and ceremonies. It's all very well acted and beautifully photographed on a mix of studio sets and outdoor backlots. Viewers who like Japanese samurai films, many of which offer less action in favor of characters and relationships should like this also. It's not as bloody and stylized as other Shaw Bros. movies of the time nor is the melodrama as overwrought. HK action fans will probably prefer such later Wang Yu films as ONE-ARMED BOXER, BEACH OF THE WAR GODS and BLOOD OF THE DRAGON, although this one boasts a stronger story and more complex character.

The only real problem here is a curious patched-together music score with some lyrical Chinese melodies and one lovely choral song intercut with a persistent annoying guitar riff, loud drum rolls and entire cues lifted wholesale from John Barry's score for the James Bond film YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE (also 1967). The Tai Seng VHS edition of this film is in Mandarin with English subtitles with a full-frame transfer that cuts off the subtitles on the sides, making some lines of dialogue a challenge to decipher.

Addendum: (10/6/07) I have since watched the restored/remastered letter-boxed Region 3 DVD of this film from Celestial Pictures. It's beautiful. Seeing in its proper aspect ratio allows one to appreciate the formal qualities of the direction, the attention to visual detail and an eye for color, lighting and composition that weren't always given such free reign in Chang Cheh's numerous other films. Also, being able to read the subtitles in their entirety allows one to appreciate the concise, elegant writing (also by Chang Cheh) and the distillation of each dialogue scene to its essential points, establishing each character's position clearly and believably as a story of moral, filial and romantic obligation takes on epic proportions. All this is most evident in the scenes between Nie Zheng (as his name is spelled in the new subtitles) and the various women in his life, most notably his sweetheart, Xia Ying (Chiao Chiao), his sister, Nie Rong (Li Hsiang-Chun), and his mother (an actress I haven't been able to identify). Seeing it again, in this high-quality version, and being moved by it even more deeply, compels me to consider it one of the finest Shaw Bros. productions ever.

As for the music, the original soundtrack does indeed contain the music cues from YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE, but they didn't bother me at all this time. Perhaps the restoration process involved smoothing over rough spots in the soundtrack as well, since the different parts of the score blend in so much better here and don't sound "patched-together" at all.

THE ASSASSIN has something in common with Zhang Yimou's HERO (2002) and Chen Kaige's THE EMPEROR AND THE ASSASSIN (1998). All were based on incidents from Chinese history taking place around 300-400 B.C., and recorded in the early Chinese historical text, "Records of the Great Historian," by Sima Qian.
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Movie Info:
Director: Phillip Ko
Cast: Simon Yam, Joey Wong, Yasuaki Shikamura, Carman Lee, Lau Siu Ming
Original Title: Long maan saat sau Zi jau jan
Production Country: Hong Kong 1990
Review:
Check this out if you love HK gangster flicks. This one has it all: evil Japanese, swordfighting, acrobatic gunplay, love, honor, betrayal, kneecap shooting, and ancestor disrespecting, all topped off with a bittersweet finale! Basically plays like a low-rent version of "The Killer". The action is slow to build, coming mainly in the film's second half, but once it starts, it doesn't let up. Somewhat imitative of John Woo's stylings during the gunfights, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Certainly not in the same class as Woo, Lam, or Hark's best work, but a lot more satisfying and exciting than "The Replacement Killers". The DVD from Tai Seng is cheap, but it's also dubbed, fullscreen, and a poor transfer to boot. Still, I consider it 6 bucks well spent on a film I'll definitely watch again.
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