Red Eye (Movie - 2004)

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  Jang Sin-yeong
  장신영
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  Song Il-gook
  송일국
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  Lee Eol
  이얼
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  Lee Dong-gyoo
  이동규
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  Kim Hye-na
  김혜나
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  Kim Hyeon-sook-I
  김현숙

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  Song Il-gook may star in new movie
  2013/04/17, Source,
  Song Il-gook may return to the big screen after an eight-year hiatus in "Come Back to Pusan Port". He is considering the leading role in his first film since "Red Eye" and "The Art of Seduction" in 2005, according to local media reports. In the film, he would play twin brothers who were separated in Busan when they were young. They later meet again after falling in love with the same woman but have led very different lives. One is a policeman and the other is a gang member,...More

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  Song Il-gook thinking about "Come Back to Pusan Port"
  2013/04/16, Source,
  Actor Song Il-gook is thinking about returning with a movie. He has been offered a role in the recent movie, "Come Back to Pusan Port" which is about twin brothers separating as children and reuniting again as police and gangster, falling in love with the same woman,...More

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  [HanCinema's Movie Review] "Two Moons", Two Films and One Colour.
  2013/03/16,
  It was eight years after "Red Eye" that Kim Dong-bin decided that another stab at his own version of 'locked room' horror was in order. This time around Kim moves from a haunted train carriage to a more classic cabin in the woods setting. "Two Moons" (aka "The Sleepless") did managed to surpass Kim's previous horrific effort, which many consider to be one of the most unimpressive additions to the periodic K-horror wave. Here though he attracted more than three times as many viewers. Sadly that still only put the film on 426,574 admissions, as Kim continues to be haunted by a few dogged ghosts of his own,...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] Korean Weekend Box Office 2012.07.13 ~ 2012.07.15
  2012/07/16,
  HanCinema's Korean Box Office Review  (2012.07.13~ 2012.07.15) This past weekend saw "Deranged" enjoy a second week at the top, with "Spiderman" still right behind it in second. Park Jeong-woo's disaster film was the only film to breach the million admissions mark, claiming 1,151,314 (43.60%) admissions and moving its total up to 3,229,597. The weekend top ten contains only two other Korean entries, Kim Dong-bin "Two Moons" and Koo Ja-hong "Dangerously Excited" both made their entry into the chart but only managed a little over 330,000 between them,...More