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September 30, 2004
Theatrical Release Dates Set for Old Boy and Tale of Two Sisters!
Fangoria is reporting that Chan Wook Park's Old Boy will be hitting US theaters in February 2005 while Ji-Woon Kim's Tale of Two Sisters will be hitting in mid-December. You need to see these films. Yes. You do. Trust me. In the mean time check out the Old Boy trailers on this page and the Tale of Two Sisters trailer here.
» Posted by Todd at September 30, 2004 06:18 PM
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Absolutely loved OLD BOY (it's widely available on the web in DVD form). I want to get my hands on the deluxe DVD release from Korea at some point.
This is one movie that it is impossible to predict what is going to happen next. Revelations hit you on the head (with a hammer, no less!) so many times, you just can't believe it can still pull another surprise out. I'm sure this film is destined for a watered down inferior U.S. remake at some point. Watch the original, get the DVD before american advertising hype alters expectations. If you have an open mind to extreme cinema, you will not be disappointed!
» Posted by Triflic at September 30, 2004 11:04 PM
The big Ultimate edition set was available on a pre-order basis only ... if you haven't already ordered it you're out of luck ... normal edition (which is plenty nice) is available here.
» Posted by Todd at October 1, 2004 05:15 AM
Universal pictures is indeed already set for the remake, directed by Justin Lin (Better Luck Tomorrow). Can't wait for the original on the big screen. The remake? Shame, shame.
» Posted by Ed at October 1, 2004 06:47 PM