Andy Lau portrays a superhero in ancient China – not the kind of heroes that possess great martial arts skills frequently appearing in this genre, but a man who fights tough battles with great intelligence. Director Jacob Cheung, renowned for making contemporary-set movies such as The Kid (with Leslie Cheung), presents his first period epic [...]

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Although I am not celebrating nor observing the Valentines Day as the others do, but I can’t just forget it because I know it is one of the most important days for the lovers around the world, especially to Yahoo! and Krugle which revealed on this day their unity through the Yahoo! Developer Network. I [...]

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I noticed today an announcement posted by MyBlogLog to all its users that they are looking for a Community Manager, as shown below: I thought, I am qualified for this position for they are looking for applicants who are: Based on customer emails, the community manager will develop a comprehensive faq, oversee a community-based help [...]

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The Pang Brothers have earned a reputation for making quality horror films, emerging as prominent directors in the Hong Kong film industry. Instead of telling a ghost story again, their latest piece, Forest of Death, unfolds an X-Files-like supernatural tale with some sci-fi elements, something new for a Pang Brothers movie. Produced by both and [...]

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The trend of queer-themed movies featuring young idols seems to be on the rise in Taiwan. After the well-received Eternal Summer about gay love, now comes the lesbian-themed Spider Lilies. Best New Artist winner Isabella Leong and popular Taiwanese singer Rainie Yang portray lesbian lovers in Zero Chou’s Spider Lilies, a breakthrough for both actresses. [...]

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The Naruto Anime Episode 221 is the start of the new Naruto Story. With this, I think, I need to create another page of the Naruto Anime Episode Guide. And we’re here on the Page 3. Pages: 1 | 2 | 3 | Naruto Anime Episodes: NarutoAnime Shippuuden Episodes 1-2 – Naruto Shipuuden Special ( [...]

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The late great Kuroki Kazuo’s The Youth of Kamiyo Etsuko presents a stirring conclusion to four decades of filmmaking. Director Kuroki passed away in April 2006, months before the release of this critically acclaimed film. Continuing with the themes of Tomorrow, Utsukushii Natsu Kirishima, and Face of Jizo, The Youth of Kamiyo Etsuko delves into [...]

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During the Edo era, violent revenge was not only an acceptable practice, but an official one in which vendettas were authorized by the government. Freesia revives this concept of legal vendetta and brings it to a cold, contemporary Japan. Under the Vengeance Act, criminals receive official notice of their execution and face off in a [...]

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Directed by Moon Sung Wook, 1999 film Dance Dance stars Ju Jin Mo in his first leading role. The actor, who would later go on to feature in the likes of Musa, Righteous Ties, and 200 Pounds Beauty), is noticeably younger, but his charm and talent is already on full display, as evident by his [...]

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Kim Sung Su may be most well known internationally for his 2001 period epic Musa, but the director got his start in a grittier genre, making a splash in the 1990s with films about urban youth and alienation. From Lee Man Hee to Lee Jang Ho to Bae Chang Ho, angry youth films have a [...]

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