Antartic Journal

Antartic Journal (Nam Geuk Il Gi)

Release Date: 2004
Director: Lim Pil Seong
Writer: Lee Hae Joon, Lim Pil Seong

Cast:
Song Kang Ho
Yoo Ji Tae






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During their journey the expedition led by Captain Choi Do-hyung discovers a journal that was left behind by a British expedition 80 years earlier. The journal was remarkably preserved in a box in the snow and Kim Min-jae, another member of the expedition, gets the job of examining it. It turns out that the two expeditions shared the same goal and soon other strange similarities between them start to show up.

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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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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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Trace Of Love

Trace Of Love (Ga Eul Lo)

Release Date : 2006
Director: Kim Dae Seung
Writer: Jang Min Seok

Cast:
Yoo Ji Tae
Kim Ji Soo
Eom Ji Won


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A touring program producer Min-joo, takes notes in her journal whenever and wherever she travels, so one day she can show all those amazing places to her longtime lover Hyun-woo. Finally Hyun-woo passes the bar exam and proposes to Min-joo. However, not long after, Min-joo dies when the department store where she was waiting for Hyun-woo collapses. Hyun-woo becomes a prosecutor, but when he digs too deeply in a sensitive political case, he ends up in detention. While in detention (five years after Min-joo's death), Min-joo's parents send him Min-joo's journal, which gives him a road to trace all the memories of his lost lover.

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Running Wild

Running Wild (Ya Soo)

Release Date: 2005
Director: Kim Seong Soo
Writer: Kim Seong Soo, Han Ji Hoon

Cast:
Kwon Sang Woo ... Jand Do Young
Yoo Ji Tae ... Oh Jin Woo

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A stylish film noir, a roller-coaster of action and emotion, "Running Wild" stars Korean heartthrob of "Stairway To Heaven", Kwon Sang-woo in a new challenging role, and acclaimed actor Yoo Ji-tae of "Oldboy". Synopsis: Jang Do-Young (Kwon Sang-woo) is a hot-blooded homicide detective who has lost faith in the law. Oh Jin-woo (Yoo Ji-tae) is a top prosecutor. Learning that they are after the same target, they decide to team up. As they get deeper into the investigation, a huge conspiracy awaits them, in which Yoo Kang-jin (Son Byung-ho), boss of the Kuryong Family is involved.

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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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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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One Fine Spring Day

One Fine Spring Day (Bom Mal Eun Gan Da)

Release Date: 2001
Director: Heo Jin Ho
Writer: He Jin Ho

Cast:
Lee Young Ae ... Sang Woo
Yoo Ji Tae ... Eun Soo




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Love hurts.

That simple statement expresses everything there is to know about Jin-ho Hur's One Fine Spring Day, a movie that is about the awkwardness of attraction and the pain of a burning passion suddenly doused. It is about love found, love enthralled, and finally love lost.

Sang-woo lives with his father, his stepmother, and grandmother in the South Korean countryside. They're out in the country, although you wouldn't know it by Sang-woo's many electronics, including a cellphone and his job as a sound engineer dubbing voices for TV shows. Sang-woo and his family is caring for his elderly grandmother, who is suffering from the loss of her husband. We learn that years ago Sang-woo's grandfather cheated on his wife, and that betrayal continues to haunt the family. Despite that, the grandmother's love for her husband has never diminished because she journeys each morning to the town bus station to wait for her husband to return home from work. The movie hints that Sang-woo's grandmother suffers from Alzheimer's, but one suspects it's actually more of a self-inflicted illness.

One day, Sang-woo is hired for a temporary project to record nature sounds with a young woman who works as a DJ at a radio station in the next town over. The woman, Eun-su, and Sang-woo immediately falls for one another, and their romance begins after a few awkward moments where both take tentative baby steps toward a relationship. Once they give in to the passion, they are inseperable, and life seems effortless and grand. That is, until the passion begins to leave Eun-su and she finds herself wishing to withdraw from Sang-woo, but unsure how to do it. Unfortunately for the fledging couple, Sang-woo's passion for Eun-su shows no signs of abating.

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