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News: Lotte Picks up TERMINATOR, Still No Release for MEMORIES OF THE SWORD

By Pierce Conran In an unusual move, Paramount announced earlier this month that their summer tentpole Terminator: Genisys would not be dis... Continue reading →

Korean Box Office: Red 2 Fends of The Wolverine in Week 2

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Following a burst of activity in June and early July, the Korean box office has been down a little down (though still strong) these past few... Continue reading →

Revenge Week: Seeing Devils - Violence and Revenge in Kim Jee-woon’s I Saw the Devil (Part II)

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Part of MKC's Revenge Week (July 8-14, 2013). By David Bell Released the same year, Jang’s Bedevilled offers a more delicate approach... Continue reading →

Revenge Week: Seeing Devils - Violence and Revenge in Kim Jee-woon’s I Saw the Devil (Part I)

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Part of MKC's Revenge Week (July 8-14, 2013). By David Bell Spectacles of violence are an important aspect of modern cinema. At times... Continue reading →

Korean Box Office: G.I. Joe 2 Wipes Out the Competition (03/29-03/31, 2013)

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G.I. Joe 2 Wipes out the Competition Spring is in the air following a long winter and as a result Korea's multiplexes saw a dip in admi... Continue reading →

KCN: Weinstein Co. Picks up Snowpiercer, Interviews Galore and Much More (11/08-11/14, 2012)

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Lots of news this week, some of its relating to the London Korean Film Festival and its spectacular closing. Save the Green Planet director ... Continue reading →

49th Daejong Film Awards: Masquerade Wins... Everything

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The largest movie awards show returned tonight as it held its 49th edition in Seoul. As the size and prestige of the industry has risen over... Continue reading →

Masquerade (광해, 왕이 된 남자, Gwang-hae, Wang-i Doin Nam-ja) 2012

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by Simon McEnteggart Mark Twain's seminal novel 'The Prince and the Pauper' has long endured as a classic for the manner in whic... Continue reading →