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My Boss, My Teacher (DVD) (Hong Kong Version)  ~ Jung Woong In | Jung Jun Ho
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| My Boss, My Student, the follow up to the hit 2001 comedy My Boss, My Hero, continues in the same vein of crazy comedy. This time around, our hero Doo Sik (Jung Jun Ho) is a senior in college, where he is studying to become a teacher(!). During the day he works hard teaching morality and ethics; at night he continues to work as a gangster. He gets placed at a local high school as a student teacher, but then trouble rears its ugly head. Always determined to keep him studying hard, Doo Sik's boss has also returned to high school to complete his own education. Now Doo Sik has to face his boss at school too! |
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| | Product Title | : | My Boss, My Teacher (DVD) (Hong Kong Version) | | Region Code | : | (What is it?) | | Picture Format | : |  (What is it?) | | Artist Name(s) | : | Jung Woong In | Jung Jun Ho | | Release Date | : | October 18, 2007 | | Language | : | Cantonese, Korean | | Subtitle | : | Simplified Chinese, English, Traditional Chinese | | Package Weight | : | 120 g | | Publisher | : | CN Entertainment Ltd. | | YesAsia Catalog No. | : | 1005080560 | | Shipment Unit | : | 1 (What is it?) |
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When we last saw Gye Doo-Shik in the hit Korean gangster comedy My Boss My Hero (2001), he was a second-in-command gangster who was forced by his boss to get a high school diploma in order to move up in the mob ladder. There, he was subjected to bullies, rival gangs, and various forms of corporal punishment. The film became a mega-hit and was etched forever into Korean pop culture history as one of the films that led the popular gangster comedy genre in South Korea. Five years later, Doo-Shik and company return for more of the same in the sequel My Boss My Student. This time, everything is bigger - larger cast, more subplots, more violence, more gangsters, even the screen is wider. The result is a true blockbuster that brought twice the box office gross of its predecessor (as of now, it is the second highest-grossing Korean film of 2006), but is the rise in box office gross reflected in quality as well?For newcomers who will find themselves lost in the first 10 minutes... [Read more]
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