No Breathing (Blu-ray)(Japan Version) Blu-ray Region A
Seo In Guk (Actor)
| Park Jung Chul (Actor)
| Park Cheol Min
| Lee Jong Suk (Actor)
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April 28, 2014
This customer review refers to No Breathing ( 2013) (DVD) (First Press Limited Edition) (Korea Version)
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April 28, 2014
This customer review refers to No Breathing ( 2013) (DVD) (First Press Limited Edition) (Korea Version)
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Yuri (sigh), family matters and....lottsa food
Yuri (sigh), family matters and....lottsa food
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‘No Breathing’ - although you might feel like no eating after watching Won Il (In Guk Seo) rapidly stuffing his face on overdrive - is a K-TV drama type movie about two male youths and their reckless lives and unresolved family problems, but balanced out with a good deal of wit and pretty people (and lots of food) to uplift and smooth out the plot. In Guk and Jong Suk carry parts well. Yuri does her loveliest, too, as Won Il’s long time chum Jeong-eun but doesn’t get much solid acting time. Early days though. In fact Yuri ought to be a Marvel type Lox Super Girl with her lovely long tresses.
The title refers to a ‘no breathing’ swimming tactic that Won Il’s s father utilized to enable him to become a much faster championship swimmer. But the trick of holding his breath to gain speed back fires and Won Il’s father dies in a swimming race competition. Won Il already resentful of his dad never spending quality time with Won Il, due to his dad’s vigorous swimming training schedules and amplified by the death of his mother, likens his dad’s death as the finality of ‘neglect’. Won Il also a swimming champion quits after his dad’s death. But Jae-seok (Cheol-min Park), Won Il’s swimming coach and trainer of Won Il’s late father, looks after Won Il and vows to honour Won Il’s father by encouraging Won Il into the 2012 SK Olympic swimming team. To do this Jea-seok bends the ear of his coach friend Jang (Jeong-cheol Park) to take Won Il into his Seoul Sports School team. Jea-seok becomes a second father to Won Il hoping one day Won Il will accept the truth that his late father truly loved his son. But angry at his father, Won Il refuses to honour his dad’s death anniversary, but reluctantly attends the training in Jang’s team. There he meets the aloof Woo Sang (Jong Suk) also having family dad problems by his strict upbringing, and as both Won Il and Woo Sang have also been expelled from their respective schools for fighting, are to make amends at the Seoul Sports School. Won Il also meets two other swimmers Jeong-dong (Min-cheul Shin) and Dae-chan (Jae-yeong Kim) who form a team bond ship (especially helping Won Il eat his much needed nosh) but find their posteriors are at the constant mercy of strict coach Jang (Jeong-cheol Park) when Won Il’s two new mates get him drunk. On the lighter note Jea-seok’s daughter Jeong-eun (Yuri) becomes the love interest to both Won Il and Woo Sang. Edition includes a slim full page photo book and a region ALL DVD. |
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