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First off, there's the love-hate relationship between the macho Detective Nah (a hilarious Hwang Jeong Min, from You Are My Sunshine) and a psychiatrist divorcee named Yu Jeong (the equally comic Uhm Jung Hwa, from Singles). Then there's the relationship between Chang Hu (Im Chang Jeong from Cracked Eggs and Noodles) and Seon Ae (Seo Yeong Hi), one that endures even in the face of abject poverty. There's also the middle-aged romance between theater owner Gwak (Ju Heon) and the eternally vain Oh (Oh Mi Hi).
But not all love depicted in the film is romantic; All for Love also features a tale of a bachelor named Song Won (Kim Soo Ro, from Libera Me) and his paternal love for a precocious little six year old (Kim Yu Jeong). In addition, the film doesn't shy away from forbidden romances either: one, between nun-to-be Su Gyeong (Yoon Jin Seo, from Sympathy for Lady Vengeance) and a singer Jeong Hun (Jeong Kyeong Ho, from TV's Sweet 18); the other, an illicit love between a lonely divorced man (Cheon Ho Jin) and his male housekeeper (Kim Tae Hyeon). How will all these many loves fare? Find out in All for Love, a multi-story romantic comedy, sure to please viewers looking for a little love...at the movies!
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Product Title: | All for Love 我生涯中最美的一周 (韓國版) 我生涯中最美的一周 (韩国版) 私の生涯で最も美しい一週間 (韓国版) 내 생애 가장 아름다운 일주일 |
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Artist Name(s): | Uhm Jung Hwa | Lim Chang Jung | Joo Hyun | Kim Su Ro | Hwang Jung Min 嚴正花 | 任昌丁 | 朱鉉 | 金秀路 | 黃 政民 严正花 | 任昌丁 | 朱铉 | 金秀路 | 黄政民 オム・ジョンファ | イム・チャンジョン | チュ・ヒョン | キム・スロ | ファン・ジョンミン 엄정화 | 임 창정 | 주 현 | 김 수로 | 황 정민 |
Director: | Min Kyu Dong 閔圭東 闵圭东 ミン・ギュドン 민규동 |
Release Date: | 2006-09-11 |
Language: | Korean |
Subtitles: | English |
Place of Origin: | South Korea |
Disc Format(s): | VCD |
Publisher: | Daekyung DVD |
Shipment Unit: | 1 What is it? |
YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1004509277 |
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다양한 색깔만큼이나 다양한 사랑의 방식들. 여기 이제 막 사랑에 빠진 커플들이 있다.
언제나 당당한 여우같은 페미니스트 여의사와 육두문자를 남발해대는 마초같은 강력계 형사, 세상이야 힘들든 말든 둘의 사랑만큼은 언제나 달콤해야 한다고 믿는 못말리는 닭살 동거커플, 내 사전에 사랑은 없다 고 외쳐대다가 어느 날 몹시 당황스런 스토커와 맞닥뜨린 전직 농구선수, 우연히 꽃미남 가수를 만나 마음이 흔들려버리고 마는 예비 수녀, 이런 그녀를 사로잡아버린 아이돌 스타 가수의 아슬아슬한 사랑, 오드리 헵번을 사모하는 고집불통 구두쇠와 자신이 오드리인 줄로만 알고 사는 여인.
연애라곤 꼬이기만 하던 그들이 사랑에 제대로 미치면서 생애 가장 짜릿한 일주일이 시작된다
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This professional review refers to All for Love (DVD) (2-Disc) (Korea Version)
From sexy singles on the lookout for love to a struggling married couple trying to keep it all together - and just everything in-between - All For Love depicts a week in the life of a dozen or so Korean citizens dealing with serious matters of the heart. Director Min Kyu Dong, co-helmer of the popular horror hit Memento Mori, presents the audience with a number of beleaguered characters thrust into challenging situations, and interweaves it all into what amounts to a gigantic K-Drama super sampler. In no particular order, All for Love's multi-story narrative goes something like this: Chang Hu (Yim Chang Jung) finds himself on the verge of poverty, as he struggles to make ends meet, while keeping his financial difficulties a secret from his dutiful, cheery wife Seon Ae (Seo Yung Hi). Chang Hu is being hassled by Seong Won (Kim Su Ro), an embittered ex-basketball player-turned-debt collector, who is surprised to learn that he's got a six-year-old daughter (the adorable Kim Yu Jeong), who just so happens to be suffering from a life-threatening medical condition. While in the hospital, she's often visited by her "boyfriend", a young boy who turns out to be the son of a sassy divorcee named Yu Jeong (Uhm Jung Hwa, from Singles). While appearing on a television show, the ballsy doctor finds herself butting heads with Detective Nah (Hwang Jung Min, from You Are My Sunshine), a tough-talking, Rambo-loving cop whose experience with the ladies is practically nil. Of course, the bickering twosome soon find they may like each other more than they think. But that's only half the cast. Yu Jeong's ex-husband is shown to be an uptight music industry big shot named Jo (Chun Ho Jin), who has to confront his gay past head-on when he hires a male housekeeper (Kim Tae Hyun). The film's other two stories include one about nun-in-training Su Gyeong (Yoon Jin Seo) who falls for a fading pop star named Jeong Hun (Jung Kyung Ho), and another tale about an elderly theater owner (Ju Hyun) who takes a shine to the vivacious, but aging actress (Oh Mi Hi), who runs a coffee shop located on his property. As the film proceeds, the narrative strands begin to cross as the events of each story begin to have consequences for the other characters, all of whom are, in their own way, trying to find happiness in an increasingly uncertain world. Loneliness, unemployment, strained family relations, and impending death are just a few of the not-so-pleasant themes that resonate through many of the tales spun in All For Love. However, in contrast to the multiple downer endings of the appropriately titled Sad Movie, this similarly-constructed film mixes the sweet with the sour, a move sure to satisfy its audience's widely divergent tastes. But as bittersweet as the film can be at times, it still maintains a healthy sense of humor throughout, even poking fun at the genre itself from time to time. Also known by its Korean title of The Most Beautiful Week In My Life, the film will probably be most appreciated by K-drama fanatics with short attention spans. The film bounces from story-to-story, never allowing the audience to get too bogged down in one plot line for too long. In fashioning what amounts to a "greatest hits" package of melodramatic situations, the filmmakers behind All For Love implement a fairly successful technique, albeit one that proves to be something of a double-edged sword. In one respect, a multi-part, interwoven narrative allows the filmmakers to cover pretty much all the bases in terms of demographics. Bored with a certain story? No problem. In minutes, you'll be whisked off to another one, featuring actors or situations that youll be sure to identify with. Even though the film does meld together as a cohesive whole, the multitude of stories comes at the expense of character development, a factor which makes the film feel woefully underdeveloped at times. At over two hours in length, it's by no means a gargantuan epic, but the sheer number of characters, not to mention the numerous plotlines that need to be tied up by story's end, makes the film feel longer than it actually is. Fewer characters would have made for a sharper, more substantial movie, but as is, it's a delightful film in and of itself. But there is strength in numbers, too. The all-star cast assembled for All for Love is, by far, its best attribute. The standouts would have to be the actors who get top billing, Uhm Jung Hwa and Hwang Jung Min. Although each character in the film gets a fair shake, these two seem to take center stage as the bickering would-be lovers, and their performances seem to crackle with the most energy of all the actors involved. Detailing the attributes of each performance would probably spoil half the fun of watching the film, but there is one other actor who deserves a mention here. Even in a film adorned with a bevy of attractive female co-stars, Oh Mi Hi nearly steals the show with her vibrant debut as a woman with big dreams, and an even bigger heart. Although it probably has too many characters and storylines for its own good, All For Love is an entertaining film that, despite its length, never seems to outstay its welcome. Although the situations themselves (the terminal illness angle, for one) could be considered highly cliched, the film is less a rote exercise in formulaic conventions, but rather a successful attempt to give a diverse cast of characters a suitably "cinematic" chance to interact just to see how the sparks fly. If All For Love is melodramatic fluff, well, it's certainly one of the better kinds. Review by Calvin McMillin |
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September 19, 2006
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I GOT THIS MOVIE BECAUSE IT LIKE THEIR ACTING IN MR. HANDY. SAD TO SAY, I FEEL THIS IS A LOUSY FILM. NOT MUCH TO OFFER, SIMPLE STORY, EVEN THE ENDING I DON'T LIKE. |
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March 25, 2006
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Love For Better or Worse
This is a story of love, between husband and wife, parents and child, young adults, adults and middle-aged people. The movie opens with the meeting of Gwak and Chang Hu. Gwak is a middle-age man who owns a shopping place that has a crush with Oh, also a middle-age woman who is crazy about Audrey Hepburn and owns a coffee shop. Chang Hu is a soft-hearted man who tries his best to make his wife, Seon Ae, happy. Short saying, this movie tries to show its viewer that basically everyone could do just about everything to show their love to their love one even by the hard way. |
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