After embarking on a new beginning with their English album last year, JYJ returns to K-pop with the music essay Their Rooms. This unique release not only reveals photos and essays written by the members, it also includes the members' new self-composed songs. Jae Joong, Yoo Chun, and Jun Su invite fans into their daily lives and stories with this highly anticipated and highly personal release. Their Rooms comes with a diary of JYJ photos and essays (and even tweets!) as well as a CD with six new tracks.
Who wouldn't want to Play with GD & TOP? Big Bang's G-Dragon and T.O.P take fans behind the scenes to the preparation of the duo's phenomenal first album. The two-disc set includes their world premiere on December 14, 2010, music video making-of, interviews, studio recording, dance practice, photo shoot, first live stage, and more. A must-have for fans, Play with GD & TOP is filled with hot videos of the trendy twosome, and provides a close look at how two of K-pop's biggest idols created an album that broke from the idol mold.
GD
지루한 일상에 재밌는 SHOW!
잘 노는 두 남자 GD.TOP
짧았지만...김 시간은 아니없지만! 오랫만이라서...
너무 재밌었고 유쾌한 시간이었어요
다음에 또 만나요 우리~!
TOP
열심히 만든 우리 GD&TOP 앨범
많은 관심과 사랑에
굉장히 즐거운 활동이 되었습니다.
여러분들 가슴 속에 오래 간직될
우리 GD&TOP 앨범이 되었으면 좋겠습니다.
감사합니다.
Photobook
DVD
DISC 1 01. WORLD PREMIERE 02. WORLD PREMIERE MAKING 03. High High M/V MAKING 04. 뻑이가요 M/V MAKING 05. 집에 가지마 M/V MAKING 06. Baby Good Night M/V MAKING
Product Title: GD & TOP - Play With GD & TOP (2-DVD + Photobook + Poster in Tube) (First Press Limited Edition) (Korea Version)
Singer Name(s): GD & TOP (Big Bang)
Region Code: 3 - South East Asia (including Hong Kong, S. Korea and Taiwan)
Release Date: 2011-03-03
Language: Korean
Subtitles: English, Korean
Country of Origin: South Korea
Disc Format(s): DVD
Picture Format: NTSC
Other Information: 2Disc+Photobook+Poster
Screen Format: NTSC 16:9(ANAMORPHIC WIDE SCREEN)
Sound Mix: DOLBY DIGITAL 2.0 STEREO
Duration : 134min
The Man from Nowhere is a Korean action thriller from director Jeong-beom Lee. The plot follows a quite pawn shop worker who befriends a child. The child’s mother attempts to steal a drug delivery and is subsequently kidnapped along with her daughter. What they don’t count on is that the pawn shop worker is ex-special forces.. Of the Jason Bourne kind.
Lead actor Bin Won, most notably from the Korean epic Brotherhood, does a very good job as the introverted but deadly Tae-Sik Cha. He is able to pull off every bit of break neck speed action with fluidity and also provides good acting to back it up. A mention must also go to the film’s lead actress Sae-ron Kim who plays the kidnapped child, she has a developed maturity in her acting, although at one point has a drawn out monologue which is more befitting for someone in a midlife crisis.
The film’s action is captured incredibly well, as has become the norm with most Hollywood “gritty realism” the camera movement is all over the place, making it sometimes difficult to follow the action, thanks Paul Greengrass. The Man from Nowhere does use this in parts, but knows when and how to use it to good effect. The scene where Tae-Sik Cha breaks through the glass to escape the building got a double take from me and a knife fight that would probably go on the list of top fights in any film, on par with the hallway scene from Oldboy. The are also small touches of detail to the action which add an extra layer of realism.
It is well paced which action interspersed when need be, whilst the plot kept me interested and engaged, with villains being more than just one dimensional bad guys. Though it did have an overly sentimental ending which had me cringing, this didn’t really detract from the whole. The Man from Nowhere is definitely a film I’d recommend to go see and towers above the usual action fare.
The Man From Nowhere Trailer (Official English Trailer) starring Won Bin
*K2POP SHOP
Product Title: The Man From Nowhere (DVD) (1Disc) (Normal Edition) (Korea Version)
Artist Name(s): Won Bin (Actor) | Kim Sae Ron (Actor) | Kim Sung Oh (Actor)
Director: Lee Jeong Beom
Release Date: 2011-03-25
Language: Korean
Subtitles: English, Korean
Country of Origin: South Korea
Picture Format: NTSC
Disc Format(s): DVD
Region Code: 3 - South East Asia (including Hong Kong, S. Korea and Taiwan)
Rating: III
