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Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15681 [ 03-03-2009 - 15:48:37 ]
	ตอนนี้ป้าติดละครเรื่องอะไรอยู่หรือเปล่าค่ะ

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15682 [ 03-03-2009 - 15:54:13 ]
	วันนี้นุ่นไปโรงเรียนสอบร้องเพลงลูกทุ่งด้วยอ่า อายจัง

Pk_sj	# 15683 [ 03-03-2009 - 15:57:25 ]
	quote : Nun_Hyekyu305 ตอนนี้ป้าติดละครเรื่องอะไรอยู่หรือเปล่าค่ะ ตอนนี้ดูอาทิตย์ชิงดวงอยู่จ้า แต่เมื่อวานไม่ได้ดู และก็ดูเรื่องเมียหลวงนิดๆหน่อยๆ ดูตอนที่อาทิตย์ชิงดวงโฆษณาอยู่อ่ะจ่ะ แล้วนุ่นหล่ะจ๊ะติดเรื่องไหนอยู่บ้างมั้ย

Pk_sj

# 15683

[ 03-03-2009 - 15:57:25 ]

quote : Nun_Hyekyu305

ตอนนี้ป้าติดละครเรื่องอะไรอยู่หรือเปล่าค่ะ

ตอนนี้ดูอาทิตย์ชิงดวงอยู่จ้า แต่เมื่อวานไม่ได้ดู

และก็ดูเรื่องเมียหลวงนิดๆหน่อยๆ ดูตอนที่อาทิตย์ชิงดวงโฆษณาอยู่อ่ะจ่ะ

แล้วนุ่นหล่ะจ๊ะติดเรื่องไหนอยู่บ้างมั้ย

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15684 [ 03-03-2009 - 15:57:42 ]
	ป้าค่ะ เดี๋ยวนุ่นย้ายไปบ้านฮโยจูนะค่า บายค่า

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15685 [ 03-03-2009 - 15:59:17 ]
	quote : Pk_sj quote : Nun_Hyekyu305 ตอนนี้ป้าติดละครเรื่องอะไรอยู่หรือเปล่าค่ะ ตอนนี้ดูอาทิตย์ชิงดวงอยู่จ้า แต่เมื่อวานไม่ได้ดู และก็ดูเรื่องเมียหลวงนิดๆหน่อยๆ ดูตอนที่อาทิตย์ชิงดวงโฆษณาอยู่อ่ะจ่ะ แล้วนุ่นหล่ะจ๊ะติดเรื่องไหนอยู่บ้างมั้ย ฮ่าๆอย่างนุ่นต้องสาปภูษาค่า กำลังมันเลย เจ้าศรีเกศน่ากลัวมากๆเลย

Nun_Hyekyu305

# 15685

[ 03-03-2009 - 15:59:17 ]

quote : Pk_sj

quote : Nun_Hyekyu305

ตอนนี้ป้าติดละครเรื่องอะไรอยู่หรือเปล่าค่ะ

ฮ่าๆอย่างนุ่นต้องสาปภูษาค่า กำลังมันเลย
เจ้าศรีเกศน่ากลัวมากๆเลย

Pk_sj	# 15686 [ 03-03-2009 - 16:01:21 ]
	quote : Nun_Hyekyu305 ป้าค่ะ เดี๋ยวนุ่นย้ายไปบ้านฮโยจูนะค่า บายค่า จ้า บายจ้า

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15687 [ 03-03-2009 - 16:02:39 ]
	quote : Pk_sj quote : Nun_Hyekyu305 ป้าค่ะ เดี๋ยวนุ่นย้ายไปบ้านฮโยจูนะค่า บายค่า จ้า บายจ้า บายค่า เดี๋ยวนุ่นจะแวะไปเยี่ยมนะค่า

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15688 [ 03-03-2009 - 16:03:48 ]
	Credit : Yahoo

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15689 [ 11-03-2009 - 12:48:46 ]
	มาแปะรูปโบยองออนนีกานต่อ

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15690 [ 11-03-2009 - 12:49:49 ]
	OST will be given free on debut day of movie http://kr.news.yahoo.com/service/news/shellview.htm?articleid=2009030311541049047&linkid=63&newssetid=487&nav=1

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15691 [ 11-03-2009 - 12:50:24 ]

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15692 [ 11-03-2009 - 12:50:43 ]

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15693 [ 11-03-2009 - 12:51:10 ]
	romatic moment b/t Key and Cream..

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15694 [ 11-03-2009 - 12:51:28 ]

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15695 [ 11-03-2009 - 12:51:44 ]

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15696 [ 11-03-2009 - 12:53:14 ]
	March sees dearth of Korean movies Only two Korean films are getting released in March reflecting the weakening position of local filmmakers. "More Than Blue," directed by Won Tae-yeon, and "Siljong," helmed by Kim Seong-hong, will hit theaters on March 11 and 19, respectively, offering a much-needed injection of local flavor amid the fast growing lineup of foreign movies here. In contrast, some 20 foreign films are poised to compete in the local market, a massive lineup that threatens to force Korean films to the sidelines. The growth in foreign releases has plagued the Korean movie industry in the past couple of years. The February-March period is usually a slow season for Korean productions, but the shortage of Korean films in March is particularly noticeable. Only a smaller number of Korean movies turn a profit, and producers have been forced to delay or cancel their latest projects. "More Than Blue" is widely expected to be a big hit this month since it stars Korean Wave star Kwon Sang-woo and other well-known actors such as Lee Bo-young and Lee Beom-soo. The movie revolves around a radio producer named K (played by Kwon Sang-woo), who is in love with an attractive composer (Lee Bo-young). Their relationship hits a turning point when a dentist (Lee Beom-soo) falls in love with the composer. The highlight of the film is Kwon's newfound talent in conjuring up the image of sadness. Despite the undisputed fame as a leading actor, Kwon has suffered public criticism in recent months. In the film, however, he seems comfortable with his acting, pouring out emotions undeterred -- a revealing performance that will offer pleasant surprise to Kwon's fans at home and abroad. Poet-turned-director Won Tae-yeon has forged a melodrama that evolves into fantasy, departing from other more commercial films. This novel approach is expected to get a mixed reaction from audiences familiar with realistic melodrama. Another drawback is the number of cameos, especially by those affiliated with the film's producers, that interrupt the flow of the story unnecessarily. "Siljong," a thriller, is concerned about a young girl searching for her missing sister. Critics and audiences alike expect that Moon Sung-keun, a veteran actor, will help bolster the overall dramatic tension, together with heroine Chu Ja-kyeon ("Portrait of Beauty"). However, both Korean films are expected to face an uphill battle against foreign movies. This week, a host of foreign films, are set to be released. Leading the pack is "Watchmen," directed by Zack Snyder, most famous in Korea for "300," is drawing keen attention among action movie fans. According to the ticket reservation data from the Korean Film Council, "Watchmen" emerged as the top choice for this weekend, securing a whopping 46.9 percent share. Other films that will join the fray this week include "Look for a Star" by Lau Wai-keung, "The Wrestler" by Darren Aronofsky, and "Frost/Nixon" by Ron Howard. "Old Partner," a hit Korean documentary, is continuing its success at the box office, getting a 15.8 percent share in ticket reservations for this weekend. By Yang Sung-jin (insight@heraldm.com) Credit : Korea Herald

Nun_Hyekyu305

# 15696

[ 11-03-2009 - 12:53:14 ]

March sees dearth of Korean movies

Only two Korean films are getting released in March reflecting the weakening position of local filmmakers.
"More Than Blue," directed by Won Tae-yeon, and "Siljong," helmed by Kim Seong-hong, will hit theaters on March 11 and 19, respectively, offering a much-needed injection of local flavor amid the fast growing lineup of foreign movies here.

In contrast, some 20 foreign films are poised to compete in the local market, a massive lineup that threatens to force Korean films to the sidelines. The growth in foreign releases has plagued the Korean movie industry in the past couple of years.

The February-March period is usually a slow season for Korean productions, but the shortage of Korean films in March is particularly noticeable. Only a smaller number of Korean movies turn a profit, and producers have been forced to delay or cancel their latest projects.

"More Than Blue" is widely expected to be a big hit this month since it stars Korean Wave star Kwon Sang-woo and other well-known actors such as Lee Bo-young and Lee Beom-soo.

The movie revolves around a radio producer named K (played by Kwon Sang-woo), who is in love with an attractive composer (Lee Bo-young). Their relationship hits a turning point when a dentist (Lee Beom-soo) falls in love with the composer.

The highlight of the film is Kwon's newfound talent in conjuring up the image of sadness. Despite the undisputed fame as a leading actor, Kwon has suffered public criticism in recent months. In the film, however, he seems comfortable with his acting, pouring out emotions undeterred -- a revealing performance that will offer pleasant surprise to Kwon's fans at home and abroad.

Poet-turned-director Won Tae-yeon has forged a melodrama that evolves into fantasy, departing from other more commercial films. This novel approach is expected to get a mixed reaction from audiences familiar with realistic melodrama.

Another drawback is the number of cameos, especially by those affiliated with the film's producers, that interrupt the flow of the story unnecessarily.

"Siljong," a thriller, is concerned about a young girl searching for her missing sister. Critics and audiences alike expect that Moon Sung-keun, a veteran actor, will help bolster the overall dramatic tension, together with heroine Chu Ja-kyeon ("Portrait of Beauty").

However, both Korean films are expected to face an uphill battle against foreign movies. This week, a host of foreign films, are set to be released. Leading the pack is "Watchmen," directed by Zack Snyder, most famous in Korea for "300," is drawing keen attention among action movie fans.

According to the ticket reservation data from the Korean Film Council, "Watchmen" emerged as the top choice for this weekend, securing a whopping 46.9 percent share.

Other films that will join the fray this week include "Look for a Star" by Lau Wai-keung, "The Wrestler" by Darren Aronofsky, and "Frost/Nixon" by Ron Howard.

"Old Partner," a hit Korean documentary, is continuing its success at the box office, getting a 15.8 percent share in ticket reservations for this weekend.

By Yang Sung-jin

(insight@heraldm.com)
Credit : Korea Herald

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15697 [ 11-03-2009 - 12:54:13 ]
	VOD by Innolife Sadder Than Sadness press conference View and download:http://vod.innolife.net/2009/03/tv_090304_sad.wmv Making film View and download:http://vod.innolife.net/2009/03/tv_090303_bsmel_02.wmv

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15698 [ 11-03-2009 - 12:55:02 ]
	more pix of press conference on Mar 2

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15699 [ 11-03-2009 - 12:55:32 ]

Nun_Hyekyu305	# 15700 [ 11-03-2009 - 12:55:50 ]

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