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The Uninvited (Japan Version) [HD DVD]
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All Editions Rating: Customer Review Rated Bad 6 - 6.6 out of 10 (36)

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Jeon Ji Hyun of My Sassy Girl teams up with Park Shin Yang in the 2003 Korean thriller The Uninvited. Having already collaborated before in the film White Valentine, Park and Jeon show perfect chemistry in this spine-tingling supernatural mystery. Directed by Lee Soo Yeon, The Uninvited invites you to a dinner for two - or is it for four?

Jong Won (Park Shin Yang) is an interior designer engaged to a wonderful woman, but he suddenly finds himself haunted by the images of two children recently found dead and abandoned on a subway train. Repeatedly seeing the young ghosts slumped at his dining table in his apartment, he becomes too afraid to go home or to even sleep. On the verge of losing his sanity, Jong Won meets Yon (Jeon Ji Hyun), a morose young woman who seems to be the only other person also able to see the ghosts. Desperate for an explanation, Jong Won seeks out the mysterious Yon but ends up getting much more than he bargained for.

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Product Title: The Uninvited (Japan Version) [HD DVD] 與鬼同桌 (日本版) [HD DVD] 与鬼同桌 (日本版) [HD DVD] ４人の食卓　ＨＤ 【HD DVD】 The Uninvited (Japan Version) [HD DVD]
Artist Name(s): Park Shin Yang | Jeon Ji Hyun | Kim Yeo Jin 朴申陽 | 全智賢 | Kim Yeo Jin 朴申阳 | 全智贤 | Kim Yeo Jin パク・シニャン | チョン・ジヒョン | キム・ヨジン | ユ・ソン | チョン・ウク 박 신양 | 전 지현 | 김 여진
Director: Lee Soo Young 李秀英 李秀英 イ・スヨン 이수영
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Release Date: 2007-01-26
Publisher Product Code: TDHY-9012
Language: Japanese, Korean
Subtitles: Japanese
Country of Origin: South Korea
Disc Format(s): DVD, HD DVD
Region Code: 2 - Japan, Europe, South Africa, Greenland and the Middle East (including Egypt) What is it?
Publisher: Toshiba Entertainment
Other Information: HD DVD
Shipment Unit: 1 What is it?
YesAsia Catalog No.: 1004574454

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タイトル:4人の食卓: 【HD DVD】
出演:チョン・ジヒョン／パク・シニャン／ユ・ソン／チョン・ウク／キム・ヨジン
監督:イ・スヨン

「猟奇的な彼女」のチョン・ジヒョン主演による、新感覚ホラー。

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インテリア・デザイナーのジョンウォンは、愛する人との結婚を目前に控え、忙しくも充実した日々を送っていた。そんなある日、ジョンウォンは信じられない光景を目にする。地下鉄で毒殺された姉妹が、なんと自宅の食卓に座っていたのだ。そしてもう一人、その姿が見える女性ヨンが現れる。宿命の糸に引き寄せられたジョンウォンたち。ジョンウォンは実は7歳までの記憶がなく、ヨンには過去を見通す謎めいた力があった。やがて、なんの関連もないように思われていた事件と人々とが繋がっていく。ジョンウォンはヨンの助けを借りて、失われた記憶を取り戻そうとするのだが…。
「猟奇的な彼女」で注目を集めたチョン・ジヒョンによる、新感覚のミステリー・ホラー。実際に起きてもおかしくない都市伝説の数々が全編にちりばめられ、その謎は完全に解かれることなくフェードアウトしていく。

■映像特典（予定）：監督＆キャスト・インタビュー／撮影風景／監督によるシーン解説／予告編（オリジナル＆日本版）／日本版TVスポット／フォト・ギャラリー／キャスト・スタッフ紹介（静止画）／「4人の食卓」に見る韓国事情（静止画）

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色:カラー
画面:16：9／4：3（LB）
言語／音声:韓国語：DTS-HD（5.1chサラウンド）／日本語：DTS-HD（5.1chサラウンド）

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製作年:2003
備考:HD DVD専用ソフト
日本小売価格:￥4800
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Average Customer Rating for All Editions of this Product: Customer Review Rated Bad 6 - 6.6 out of 10 (36)

sonya
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September 4, 2007

This customer review refers to The Uninvited (DTS Version) (Hong Kong Version)
too complicated Customer Review Rated Bad 3 - 3 out of 10
i tried so hard to give this movie my attention. but in the end i had to stop watching and turn it off. its too hard to follow and very boring. there are no real jumpy AH! moments so i dont see why its called a horror film.

i would advise people not to waste money on this. its a tad bit good at the start but when he gets to know the woman in the story thats when it goes down hill really fast and the story line just goes all over the place.

not worth buying
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numinair
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December 13, 2006

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 A Psychological Apartment Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10
This is not the usual ghost horror normally expected. No long haired Sadako leitmotiv here! But certainly a very disturbing and quite depressing social horror concerning infanticide and disturbed childhoods. Although there seems to be divided opinion here, I do think the film has interesting linked themes about strained motherhood, alienation, mental aberrations, narcolepsy (sleep disorder), religion and social disorder. Although due its over wrought content, different viewers will focus on some areas than others and certainly this film needs to be seen a few times over to grasp more of the none superficial themes. Its like " A Tale of Two Sisters" in that case. The meaning behind the two character's visions are made more clearer as the film progresses, as they journey through blocked memories unraveling dark secrets about their individual pasts. The supernatural is played down to things like coincidences with the two main characters eventually meeting each other and having oddly similar mental conditions, or the ghost visions of the children. Still, I couldn't understand all the aspects of the infanticide victims when the main focus seemed to be with the male interior designer's visions of the children in the tube train and at the dining table for 4 at his apartment. Was Yeon's baby dropped from the window not one of the children at the "table for 4"? Ju-hyun Jeon also plays an understandably sombre role here of Yeon and a complete contrast to the lovable and slightly crazy character of "My Sassy Girl".

I think this film is also viewed more from a woman's perspective, due to lady director Lee Su-yeon and to the film's concerns of troubled motherhood and child rearing. Mother hood itself is a major theme and of how it can be shaken badly by an individual's disturbed past. It also features a quite complex and woven script concerning religious and symbolic themes connected to psychological trauma. The acting is very good by both main leads and worth seeing for Ji-hyun's performance in a more serious role. Certainly well filmed and quite atmospheric, but with a more subtle and slower pace than with similar ghost flicks. Still, this is more a psychological/social debate sitting alongside similar films like "2 Sisters", "Into the Mirror" and "Whispering Corridors". So don't expect an Ahn Byung-ki "Apartment" even though these urban high rise cloisters are featured here and do reflect the alienation of living alone in such tenements. Certainly some nasty scenes of the children's deaths in one or two scenes could disturb some people, which jolted me quite a bit at one point. One scene is really quite nasty. As mentioned this is a depressing film, but I think a well written cathartic exercise, that does leave some food for thought after it finishes. Its meaning is all in there, but can be somewhat muddling at times. The religious links, for me, though, were quite interesting especially regarding a mother's acceptance and belief of her child, alongside the acceptance aspects of Christ. Although in this case a very disturbed and suffering woman with an injured past. Definitely recommended if you haven't seen it yet, but try to stick with it to the end. Re-watchable.
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Rhoda
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September 24, 2006

This customer review refers to The Uninvited (Hong Kong Version)
GOT LOST SOMEWHERE Customer Review Rated Bad 7 - 7 out of 10
THIS MOVIE IS SOMETHING THAT YOU REALLY CANNOT IDENTIFY IF, HORROR OR SUSPENSE OR LOVE STORY. TOO BAD, THE ACTOR ARE REALLY 'A1'. THEY DON'T SUIT THEIR ROLES. BUT IF YOU ARE LOOKING SOMETHING TO PASS OUR TIME, YOU CAN FINISH THE FILM.
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pikwan
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May 15, 2006

This customer review refers to The Uninvited (Taiwan Version)
The Uninvited Customer Review Rated Bad 2 - 2 out of 10
I am a fan of Park Shin Yang which was the reason of my purchase. However, the film is sooooo slow and the main actress's script is unbelievablely slow too. It took the pleasure away.
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Anonymous

July 24, 2005

This customer review refers to The Uninvited (Hong Kong Version)
VERY SLOW!! Customer Review Rated Bad 5 - 5 out of 10
The Uninvited was a verrrrryyy slow movie. I bought this movie after going to it’s website but I'll admit that it’s not as good as it seems. However, when those “scary” parts appear, I do jump!
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