Average Rating: 5.3/10
Reviews Counted: 154
Fresh: 76 | Rotten: 78
liked it
Average Rating: 3.6/5
User Ratings: 56,672
MOVIE REVIEW!
Simon Brew
It's going to be dark. It's going to be moody. And it's going to feature Harry Potter and Lord Voldemort having a staring competition, by the looks of it. It seems a radically peaceful way for the pair to resolve their differences, and truthfully, neither looks too happy about it. Hmmm. An arm wrestle next, perhaps?
Enough piffle from us. This is the brand new poster for Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2. The film is out in July. You've probably heard of it. We'll leave you in peace now...
from :http://www.denofgeek.com/movies/829495/brand_new_poster_for_harry_potter_and_the_deathly_hallows_part_2.html
Several Koreans – such as directors Hong Sang Soo and Kim Ki Duk, as well as actors Ha Jung Woo and Kim Yoon Suk – will once again walk the red carpet at Cannes. Director Na Hong Jin’s The Yellow Sea, Hong Sang Soo’s The Day He Arrives, and Kim Ki Duk’s Arirang have been invited to screen at the Un Certain Regard category at the 64th Cannes Film Festival. Additionally, director Son Tae Kyum’s Night Flight made it to the student category called the Cine Foundation.
Director Bong Joon Ho’s Mother starring Won Bin and Hong Sang Soo’s Hahaha were invited to screen at the Un Certain Regard category in 2009 and 2010 respectively. Director Hong’s Hahaha won the Prix Un Certain Regard award last year.
Most of the Koreans heading to the 64th Cannes Film Festival have quite a history with the event. This is the seventh time Hong Sang Soo’s work has been invited to the Cannes International Film Festival; and it is also Kim Ki Duk’s first work since Breath in 2007. Director Na Hong Jin’s The Chaser made it to the Midnight Screenings in 2008. Actor Ha Jung Woo of The Yellow Sea has been to Cannes before with filmsThe Unforgiven, Breath, and The Chaser.
Additionally, directors Boon Joon Ho and Lee Chang Dong will decide the fate of some of the key prizes at the 64th Cannes Film Festival as they are part of the judging panel. Boon will head the jury for Camera d’Or, and Lee will be part of the jury for the Cannes’s Critics Week section. While the Korean movies failed to enter Cannes’s main competition this year, there’s no denying the fact that Korean movies are gaining prominence internationally.
source: soompi
Jung Yong Hwa and Park Shin Hye’s upcoming drama has finally decided on a new name. What used to be called Festival is now titled You Fell in Love with Me (넌 내게 반했어 - Nuhn nuh ae gae ban haet suh in Korean) . The two leads have received much love as the Shin Woo-Mi Nam couple on SBS’s You’re Beautiful in 2009 and will once again show their perfect on-screen chemistry. Director Pyo Min Soo is also on board the project. Many are familiar with Pyo from his dramas like: Full House (2004), which starred Rain and Song Hye Gyo, and The World They Live in (2008), starring Hyun Bin and Song Hye Gyo. Fans had a chance to submit their thoughts about the title between March 30th to April 10th on MBC’s official website.
Representatives of JS Pictures, the production company behind You Fell in Love with Me, stated, “We’ve had over 4,000 entries to choose from. There were many creative and original ideas. We decided on You Fell in Love with Me because we felt it encompassed the dreams and passions of college students.”
You Fell in Love with Me will air its pilot episode on June 29th.
Written in Korean by girlalice@soompi; translated by hotshotlover30@soompi
from: soompi.com
