Alone
Yesterday I went to Esplanade to see Alone movie premier. I arrived there a little bit late at 7.20 pm. My mom didn’t come because her leg got injured. I met N’Ae, N’Ball, N’Amm and N’Biize at McDonald’s.
P’Sha looked very beautiful. Her skin is tanned. I didn’t bring my camera so I took this photo with my cell phone. The movie was so scary. I like the house in this movie. It looked creepy. The plot was also good. You should go see it ^^
Innocent Steps
Last month, I watched DVD ‘Innocent Steps‘. Moon Geun-yeong charms as an ethnic Korean dancer from China. Moon plays the role of Jang Chae-rin. Moon is 19 years old, the same age as her character in the film. Park Geon-Hyeong played as Na Yeong-sae, a 30 years old former member of the country’s dance sport team.
Chae-rin, without even knowing the basics of dancing, comes to Seoul to attend a national sports dancing championship as a substitute for her dancing-queen sister, who is forced to skip the Seoul event for personal reasons. Chae-rin thus manages to enter South Korea on her sister’s passport.
It was fun movie. I think Moon Geun-yeong is cute and can dance well. In movie, Na Yeong-sae always had a temper and Chae-rin is scared of him. I remind of this movie because I read I Toon’s blog. His blog is about Korean entertainment.
Densha Otoko
On Friday night, I watched VCD ‘Densha Otoko‘. It is a Japanese movie, TV series, manga, novel, and other media, all based on the purportedly true story of a twenty-three year old otaku (Otaku is a Japanese pejorative term used to refer to a variety of geek/nerd particularly one obsessed with computers, or anime and manga), who intervened when a drunk man was harassing a pretty women on a train, and who himself ultimately begins dating her.
The actor is Takayuki Yamada and the actress is Miki Nakatani. I think this story is very cute. I like it a lot especially Nakatani-san ^^
“Every second chance begins with a first step”. I want to see this movie because my all time favourite movies are Grease, Flash Dance and Dirty Dancing. This film seems interesting to me. Step Up directed by Anne Fletcher. She is talented choreographer.
