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  Korean movie of the week "Love 911"
  2013/05/02, Source,
  Korean movie of the week "Love 911" (2012) Directed by Jeong Gi-hoon With Ko Soo, Han Hyo-joo, Ma Dong-seok, Kim Seong-oh, Hyeon Junie, Jin Seo-yeon,... Synopsis Kang-il, a rescue firefighter, constantly jumps into dangers after losing his beloved wife. Mi-su, a doctor, makes a misdiagnosis and gets sued by the patient's husband,...More

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  [HanCinema's Box Office Review] January
  2013/02/02,
  It  was a hard month for foreign films here in Korea as January favoured three local films that, between them, held a tight grip on the ticket sales. Lee Hwan-gyeong's "Miracle in Cell No.7" may have stolen the show in the last weekend of the month, but it was Kim Ji-hoon's fiery epic "The Tower" and Jo Jin-kyoo's 5th comedy "Man on the Edge" that held that top position until then. In the foreign corner, two adaptations stood out in the form of the musical drama "Les Misérables" and "Life of Pi". The former has grossed $38.6 million over its six week run in Korean theatres, with "The Tower" close behind on $34.4 million,...More

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  [HanCinema's Weekend Box Office Review] 2013.01.18 ~ 2013.01.20
  2013/01/21,
  HanCinema's Korean Box Office Review  (2013.01.18 ~ 2013.01.20) The Korean comedy "Man on the Edge" by Jo Jun-kyoo managed to retain its number one status for the second weekend running. The film logged nearly 900,000 admissions this past weekend and was the clear favourite among moviegoers. "Man on the Edge" stars Park Shin-yang as a gangster who also lives a double life as a shaman; Kim Jeong-tae, Eom Ji-won and Jeong Hey-yeong accompany him on screen as this unique blend of comedy continues to thrills fans. The film now moves onto more than 2.5 million admissions since its release on the ninth,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "Love 911"
  2013/01/11,
  Kang-Il (played by Ko Soo) is a firefighter who is completely dedicated to saving lives. A little too dedicated, bizarrely enough. He has very little regard for his own security and willfully forces himself into dangerous situations just because. Mi-soo (played by Han Hyo-joo) has the opposite problem. She's a doctor who's willfully forced herself not to show empathy with her patients. The worst thing that can happen to a doctor's career, after all, is admitting any kind of fault- it's a major opening to lawsuits,...More