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Tag Archives: Asian Cinema
Check Out The Redband Trailer For Takeshi Kitano’s ‘Beyond Outrage’
Written by, directed and starring Takeshi Kitano, Beyond Outrage marks the return of an action cinema master. In this sequel to his previous effort, Outrage, this film deals with “a manipulative police crackdown on organized crime which has ignited a … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, News, Trailers
Tagged Action, Asian Cinema, Beyond Outrage, Movies, Outrage, redband, Takeshi Kitano, Trailers
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First Poster for Spike Lee’s ‘Oldboy’ Arrives
We were a bit skeptical when we heard Spike Lee was directing the American version of Park Chan-Wook’s modern classic Oldboy. The first poster for that movie has arrived today and so far, we like what we see. Sure, Josh … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, News, Posters
Tagged Asian Cinema, Josh Brolin, Movies, Oldboy, Park Chan-Wook, Posters, Remakes, Spike Lee
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’009ノ1: The End of the Beginning’ Is a Wild Ride
We were gonna put this up first here at the site, but the boss beat us to it. He keeps doing that. We’re not sure why. Still, it’s worth putting up here too, so let’s get to it. In a … Continue reading
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Tagged 009ノ1: The End of the Beginning, Action, Asian Cinema, Cyborgs, Koichi Sakamoto, Mayuko Iwasa, Power Rangers, Shinobido, Trailers
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NYAFF Review: ‘Chaw’
A gigantic, half-ton, blood-thirsty wild boar is rampaging wild on the mountain, feasting on humans dead and alive. And who is responsible for this horrific threat to Sameri, the peaceful little hamlet (self-proclaimed “the Crimeless Village”), at the foot of … Continue reading
Posted in Film Festivals, Horror, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Asian Cinema, Chaw, Host, Movies, New York Asian Film Festival, NYAFF, Reviews, Shin Jung-Won
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