The Horror Game Movie Nightmare

The Horror Game Movie Nightmare

Release Date : 2000
Director: Ahn Byeong Ki
Writer: Ahn Byeong Ki

Cast:
Kim Gyoo Ri
Choi Jeong Yoon
Ha Ji Won
Yoo Ji Tae


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Sypnosis:

College freshman Eun Joo is befriended by a kindly upperclassman, Hye-jin (Kim Gyu-ri, from Whispering Corridors), and joins her coterie of friends, the video freak Se-hun (Jeong Jun), the snooty law school student Jeong-wook (Yu Jun-sang, Tell Me Something), the prima donna Seon-ae (Choi Jeong-yun) and the star baseball player Hyeon-jun (Yu Ji-tae, Attack the Gas Station, One Fine Spring Day, stuck in a thankless dumb-jock role). When Hyeon-jun dumps Seon-ae in favor of the mysteriously alluring Eun-joo, the incensed Seon-ae digs up her competitor's hidden past. It seems that Eun-joo used to be a "jinxed" presence in the village she grew up under the name Gyung-a, ostracized for her alleged supernatural powers. Hye-jin, believing that Eun-joo/Gyung-a was responsible for her father's death, spurns the latter, only to observe her apparent suicide during a rainy night. But is she truly dead?

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Miracle On 1st St

Miracle On 1st St

Release Date: 2006
Director: Yoon Je Kyoon
Writer: Yoon Je Kyoon

Cast:
Im Chang Jeong
Ha Ji Won




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Sypnosis:

Pil-je is given a mission to force the remaining residents out of the 1st street, a run-down area of the town. But he finds himself drawn to the life on the 1st street and its residents.

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All For Love aka The Most Beautiful Week of My Life

All For Love aka The Most Beautiful Week Of My Life aka My Lovely Week

Releae Date : 2005
Director: Dong Min Kyu
Writer: Dong Min Kyu

Cast:
Uhm Jung-Hwa, Hwang Jung-Min, Yim Chang-Jung, Kim Su-Ro, Kim Tae-Hyun, Joo Hyun, Cheon Ho-Jin, Yoon Jin-Seo, Jung Kyung-Ho, Ha Ji-Won, Ryoo Seung-Su, Jo Hi-Bong



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Sypnosis:

Tough Detective Nah and sexy psychiatrist Yoojeong meet on a TV show and begin an unexpected relationship; To the poor couple Changhoo and Sunae, the only thing that matters is love, although love cannot bring them food; Former basketball player Seongwon vows that there is no word love1 in his vocabulary, but a cute stalker appears in Front of him and calls him daddy; Sookyung wishes to be a nun, but when she is left alone with super idol Jeonghoon in a hospital room, she finds her heart throbbing, Sookyung needs to make the choice, either the man or God...

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Ditto

Ditto (Donggam)

Release Date : 2000
Director: Kim Jeong Kwon
Writer: Jang Jin

Cast:
Yoo Ji Tae ... Ji In
Kim Ha Neul ... Yoo So Eun
Ha Ji Won ... Seo Hyeon Ji

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Sypnosis:

The story revolves around the relationship that develops between two college students, So-eun (the lovely Kim Ha-neul) and In (Yoo Ji-tae of "Attack the Gas Station!"), who connect via a ham radio one night. However, when they decide to meet on campus and miss each other, it is revealed that they are separated by 21 years, with So-eun in 1979 and In living in the present day, 2000.

Eventually, they become comfortable with the supernatural phenomenon that has brought them together, as well as their correspondence. She relates her camaraderie with her best friend Seon-mi (Kim Min-ju) and her pining for fellow student Dong-heui (Park Yong-woo), while he talks about the unwanted attention he receives from fellow co-ed (Ha Ji-weon). However, as the on-air relationship deepens, it is revealed that their ties go far deeper than ever imagined.

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Sex Is Zero (Saekjeuk shigong)

*Note : M18 For Mature Audiences Only
Release Date : 2002
Director: Yun Je Gyun
Writer: Yun Je Gyun

Cast:
Ha Ji Won ... Lee Eun Hyo
Lim Chang Jung ... Jang Eun Sik


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Sypnosis:

Eun-shik (Im Chang-jung) is a college student who is always tricked by his friends. One day, he comes across a beautiful girl called Eun-hyo (Ha Ji-won) on campus. He falls in love with her at first sight, while her object of affection is another person... ..

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Phone (Pon)

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Director: Ahn Byeong Ki
Writer: Ahn Byeong Ki

Cast :
Ha Ji Won ... Ji Won
Kim Yu Mi ... Ha Jeon



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Sypnosis:

Career journalist, Ji-Won, is getting all sorts of menacing phone calls after her latest article busted a kiddie-hooker ring wide open. She switches to a new cell phone number and instead of menacing calls from gangland pimps, she starts getting spooky calls from beyond the grave. Things get worse when she visits her best friend, Ho-Jun, and lets Ho-Jun's daughter answer her cell phone.

Before you can say "Linda Blair" this perfect little tyke is possessed by an evil spirit. Ji-Won, Ho-Jun, Ho-Jun's husband and a gang of other well-dressed yuppies quickly discover that their stylish clothes and chic haircuts are rotten from the inside out and no match for the spirit of a moldering schoolgirl having the ultimate bad hair day. Not just another clone of Japan's THE RING, this character-driven movie is a very Korean nightmare where all those pretty things you buy are just a cheap bandaid on a festering wound.

The real bonus in this movie is the cute little possessed girl, Young-Ju, played by the most insane freak in Korea, Eun Seo-Woo, who deserves a special Academy Award for her performance. Whether she¹s French kissing daddy, hissing like a cat, or trying to break her own neck, this tyke is out of control in a way even Maury Povich can't handle.

In true gothic fashion, the family unit turns out to be just another nest of neurotic possessiveness, hidden homicide, and lustmord. As the minutes tick off until "The End" all the stylish ephemera of modern Korean filmmaking does a time lapse dissolve into an Edgar Allan Poe haze with unlimited minutes and no roaming charges.

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Love, So Divine (Shinbu Sueob)

Release Date: 2004
Director: Hur In Moo
Writer: Lee Yoon Jin, Park Yeon Seon

Cast:
Ha Ji Won ... Bong Hee
Kwon Sang Woo ... Kyu Sik



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Kyu-sik and his good buddy Seon-dal are studying to be priests. Well, actually Kyu-sik is studying and Seon-dal is trying to find reasons not to be a priest. After a night on the town Seon-dal lands them both in trouble, when he bumps into Kyu-sik during mass. He stumbles and breaks a cherished reliquary blessed by the Pope himself.

As a sort of punishment, Kyu-sik and Seon-dal are sent to a small parish in the country, led by the old priest Nam, to work hard, get their heads straight, and prepare for their upcoming ordination. Unbeknownst to Nam, his grand daughter Bong-hee has just returned from USA. Next morning when Kyu-sik is doing his chores, he stumbles across Bong-hee in the church. She’s collapsed from drinking, and when he attempts to help her, she falls on top of him and plants a big kiss on his mouth! In that exact moment, the resident nun walks in on them, and once again Kyu-sik’s gotten himself into trouble. Though Kyu-sik gets off with a warning, Bong-hee has sparked his interest. She’s obviously a lost soul, and must be saved (At this point the most dim-witted viewer will be aware of Kyu-sik’s attraction to Bong-hee, but it’ll take another hour for him to reach that conclusion, so we’ll just sweep that under the rug for now.)

Slowly a dysfunctional love/hate relationship develops between them. And though he gets increasingly frustrated with her disrespect for God - a fact she smirkingly enjoys - he just can’t seem to get her out of his mind. Things take a turn for the worse, when the old priest suggest Kyu-sik try to persuade Bong-hee to get baptised, as part of his education.

The poor priest really has his work cut out for him, but soon Bong-hee begins to look at Kyu-sik in a different light. And he himself begins to question his upcoming vows of celibacy.

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Duelist (Hyeongsa)

Release Date : 2005
Director: Lee Myung Se
Writer: Lee Hyae Jyung

Cast:
Ha Ji Won ... Namsoon
Ahn Sung Kee - Detective Ahn
Kang Dong Won - Sad Eyes

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Sypnosis:

A martial arts detective story set during Korea's Choson Kingdom. A young female detective Namsoon and her trusty companion Detective Ahn are called to investigate a case involving counterfeit money. She goes undercover and disguises herself in several incarnations: as a man at a tavern, as a woman selling liquor at a colourful marketplace and as a beautiful Kisaeng, the Korean equivalent of a geisha. Namsoon repeatedly encounters a mysterious, handsome swordsman named Sad Eyes and it is sparring at first sight. Evidently and inexplicably attracted to each other, they engage in a cat-and-mouse game and engage in duels that only strengthen their mutual feelings. But their combat also results in the devastating disclosure that Sad Eyes, as a loyal acolyte of the Minister of Defence, has a role in the latter's plot to seize control of the country and is therefore Namsoon's enemy. v

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Daddy Long Legs (Kidari Ajeossi)

Release Date : 2005
Director : Kong Jung Shik
Writer : Kim Hyeong Jun

Cast :
Ha Ji Won ... Cha Young Mi
Yeung Joon Hun ... Kim Jun Ho
(featuring a cameo from Hyun Bin - My Name Is Kim Sam Soon)



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Young-Mi was brought up in a loving environment. Her parents taught her to meet the world with a smile on her face, and not be deterred by bumps in the road on her way through life. They also taught her that somewhere out in the world she would meet her one true love. But alas this felicity was not meant to last. Young-Mi's parents die, and leaver her alone at a young age, and suddenly she's forced to grow up very quickly.

However Young-Mi is well prepared. She ventures into the world with an appetite for life, and many dreams and hopes for the future. She goes to school and studies hard, and one day a package arrives for her. A beautiful pair of shoes. There's no sender on the package, and when she attempts to track the origin of this gift the trail ends at a P.O. box. Later when she enrolls in collage and attempts to pay her tuition she finds that it's just been paid. Someone out there is watching out for her. But who? And why?

After a while she gives up, trying to track down this mysterious benefactor, and instead she figures that the best way to thank him would be to work hard and better herself.

When she's completed her education, Young-Mi lands a job at a radio station, as a staff writer on a popular show. As luck would have it, there's an apartment available close to the station. It belongs to a co-worker currently on sick leave. Young-Mi moves in
to this new place, and she also gets a roommate, one of her colleagues. When her laptop computer breaks down she turns on the desktop belonging to the owner of the apartment. Then she notices that an e-mail has just arrived, and she reads it. The mail was sent by the woman who used to live here, addressed to herself. In the mail she explains that a serious virus is slowly destroying her mind, and she fears she'll soon lose all memory of who she is and what she's done. She reveals that she's spent most of her adult life longing for a guy, who doesn't even know she exists.

Through the e-mails Young-Mi begins to follow the story of this girl and this boy. Meanwhile she also begins to notice a guy who works in the station's library. And still, every now and then, a package arrives from her secret benefactor...


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1oo Days With Mr. Arrogant a.k.a. My Love Ssagajy

Release Date : 2004
Director : Shin Dong Yeop
Writer : Shin Dong Yeop

Cast :
Ha Ji Won ... Kang Ha Yeong
Kim Jae Won ... Lee Heong Jun



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After being dumped by her boyfriend just before their 100 day anniversary, Ha-Young (Ha Ji-Won) meets a college guy named Hyung-Joon when she accidentally kicks a can that hits him in the face and causes him to scratch his Lexus. He demands she pay him $3000 on the spot. She escapes from him, leaving her wallet behind.

Hyung-Joon stalks her, demanding money to pay for his car. Since she is a poor high school student Hyung-Joon writes up a "Enslavement Agreement" for Ha-Young in order to pay for the damage to his car. Ha-Young is thrown into a nightmarish slave life for 100 days, cleaning his house, running his errands, doing his homework and cleaning his car.

By accident she finds out that the damage to Hyung-Joon's car only costs $10! She then takes her revenge. However, before she knows it Hyung-Joon shows up at her house as her new tutor! He once again takes advantage of her, but soon Ha-Young finds herself falling head over heels for Hyung-Joon. But what happens when he drops out of her life just when she needs him most?

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