2009 Lost Memories DVD Question
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Hi, I have the 2-Disc LE with Book edition.
My suggestion? Buy the version WITHOUT the book ($26). $39 is too much of a risk for a movie you may not like. The book regurgitates many of the photographs on the DVD, but adds a nice interview section to read through near the end, provided you can understand Korean.
With regards to the movie, I thought it was pretty good, but not worth $39. It's reminiscent of John Woo movies in both style and look, although it has a flavor all of its own. The story will get confusing deep into the film. Be prepared to think and perhaps accept a few plot holes. I found this more entertaining than Shiri.
My suggestion? Buy the version WITHOUT the book ($26). $39 is too much of a risk for a movie you may not like. The book regurgitates many of the photographs on the DVD, but adds a nice interview section to read through near the end, provided you can understand Korean.
With regards to the movie, I thought it was pretty good, but not worth $39. It's reminiscent of John Woo movies in both style and look, although it has a flavor all of its own. The story will get confusing deep into the film. Be prepared to think and perhaps accept a few plot holes. I found this more entertaining than Shiri.
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I watched this last night. Kinda long in the character development for late night viewing. So I'll be rewatching the missed scenes again today.
Very Good movie. The picture and sound quality are Excellent IMHO. The cinematography is nice. A lot of dramatic/tension scenes with an excellent soundtrack.
The opening scenes are a bit confusing and had me thinking the subtitle translations were way goofed up (they weren't).
Worth a look. The movie itself is a solid 7.5/10, but the production values of the DVD are very nice.
Very Good movie. The picture and sound quality are Excellent IMHO. The cinematography is nice. A lot of dramatic/tension scenes with an excellent soundtrack.
The opening scenes are a bit confusing and had me thinking the subtitle translations were way goofed up (they weren't).
Worth a look. The movie itself is a solid 7.5/10, but the production values of the DVD are very nice.
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I tried ordering the version with the book from krdvd.com, but it's been a month and he won't reply... so in going off to order it elsewhere, I remembered this thread because the shipping units at DVDShelf is 13 just for this one item. So if anyone has any other feedback about the book... is it nice? Is it like the book that came with Musa? Is it a coffee table book? Is it made of lead? I can't read Korean, but I'm not 100% convinced I shouldn't get the book - I just need more people telling me it's a piece of crap to push me over the edge. I mean, just the book alone bumps me into the next shipping category which is double the one before it. :/
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I saw a picture of it (maybe at Poker). It was huge (same height width as MUSA) but thick as heck.
The movie is good, but not sure if having the book is worth it since it's in Korean and heavy to ship.
The movie is good, but not sure if having the book is worth it since it's in Korean and heavy to ship.
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From: Helsinki, Finland
Originally posted by Trigger
I'd like to see a picture of it if anyone has one.
I'd like to see a picture of it if anyone has one.
Originally posted by axolotls return
I saw a picture of it (maybe at Poker). It was huge (same height width as MUSA) but thick as heck.
I saw a picture of it (maybe at Poker). It was huge (same height width as MUSA) but thick as heck.
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From: BC, Canada
Originally posted by mrwilson
The Koreans must REALLY hate the Japanese because they went out of their way to make the Japanese look really bad and brutal.
The Koreans must REALLY hate the Japanese because they went out of their way to make the Japanese look really bad and brutal.
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From: london,a small town outside the USA
I've got the version with the book, and I agree with the others here that it is heavy to ship, it is a nice book and has got various poster designs that I quite nice ( why is so difficult to get these asian film posters?).
The other extra you get is a film cell in some sort of cardboard frame, its nice if you like that sort of thing.
The other extra you get is a film cell in some sort of cardboard frame, its nice if you like that sort of thing.




