SuJu's Siwon to Join Jackie Chan and John Cussack in a Movie

Super Junior's Choi Siwon will join HK superstar Jackie Chan and US actor John Cussack in up coming action movie Dragon Blade.

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Hwayi: A Monster Boy Will Get a US Remake

South Korean action-thriller flick Hwayi: A Monster Boy  will get a American remake as a joint production between its original production company and an US-based one.

Lee Jun-dong, head of the 2013 movie's production company Now Film, recently met U.S.-based Spanish producer Frida Torresblanco to discuss the co-production plans at the Cannes Film Festival. Torresblanco has been behind such works as the 2006 Oscar-winning fantasy Pan's Labyrinth.

In an interview, Lee revealed that he opted to co-produce the English-language version rather than sell rights to a remake as U.S. adaptations of successful Korean titles have often been disappointing.

Hwayi: A Monster Boy is a 2013 film about a 16-year-old boy of the same name who is raised by five criminal fathers to become the perfect assassin. One day he is forced to commit a crime and sets out to discover the truth about his past.


Several Korean films have been remade by US production company in the past such as My Sassy Girl, Old Boy, Into the Mirror and The Lake House.

ALBUM RELEASE: Make Your Move OST

 

 

 

 

 

Make Your Move is an upcoming dance-romance movie  that co-stars Dancing With The Stars‘ Derek Hough and Kpop singer sensation BoA, due out on April 18.

 Formerly called Cobu 3D, Make Your Move is a Romeo and Juliet-inspired independent dance film  directed by Duane Adler who wrote the script for the movies Save the Last Dance (2001) and Step Up (2006). Aside from the lead stars, singer Yunho from TVXQ has a cameo appearance.

Below is the movie OST album track released two days ago.

 

 

 

Make Your Move OST
Various Artists - Make Your Move OST
Release Date: 2014.04.07
Genre: OST
Language: English, Korean
Bit Rate: MP3-320kbps

Track List:
01. Light Up This City - Candy Coated Killahz
02. Say Yes (Feat. KRIS of EXO) - 제시카 (Jessica)
03. Let Me In - Michael Corcoran
04. You Found Me - Shannon La Brie
05. Cobu Love Theme Static Invasion (Feat. Tasha `Dash` Schumann) - The Outfit
06. Dance To The Drummers Beat - Herman Kelly
07. Runnin` On Empty - 동방신기 (TVXQ)
08. The Road (Finer Things) (Feat. Nicky Da B) - NOLA Fam
09. Fall For You - Stephen Gordon
10. NU 예삐오 (NU ABO) - f(x)
11. Simple Simon - On Fire Music
12. Cheap Creeper - 소녀시대 (SNSD)
13. Catching Shadows - Felicia Barton
14. Now We Know - The Outfit
15. Breathing Love - Melodye Perry

Download: http://k2nblog.com/album-v-a-make-your-move-ost/

Hallyu-wood: the Rise of Korean Films

Sometime in mid-2007, The New York Times wrote a story with the headline “Korea emerges as epicenter of Asian film and music”, focusing on the rise of Korean films in world cinema.

The fame of Korean flicks is almost not surprising, given that they are both plot and character driven, and offer a refreshing change from the formulaic scripts of Western films. Korean films cater to every taste: romance, suspense, comedy, fantasy – or all of them at once. I bet you have watched movies such as My Sassy Girl, 200 Pound Beauty and JSA, which all gained world-wide acclaim and popularity. Another Korean movie, ‘The Tale of Two Sisters’ was also remade by Hollywood. Its rights cost doubled to that of the Japanese hit horror movie ‘The Ring’. But if you haven’t watched any of these Korean movies, below are five (5) Korean films you must watch to get an idea of the rich cinematic experiences and of what I think fall into standard of my taste and categories of what are the best of the best out there. Enjoy! ^^

Seducing Mr. Perfect
Baby and Me
The Host
Tidal Wave
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring