I see them in the cinemas usually, unless they are excellent films like the Revenge trilogy or something quite highly rated, I haven't seen the need to buy the DVDs. I usually reserve DVDs for European arthouse and/or American blockbusters.

Here's another one for Almost Love (2006)

Synopsis:

Ji-hwan yet a stunt who's dreaming to be an action star like Jackie Chan and Dalrae who is another actress wannabe have been friends for 11 years. But as Ji-hwan comes dating with a different girl, their relationship starts seesawing between a mere friendship and a love.

Review:

Kwon Sang-woo and Kim Han-nuel team up again after 2003s My Tutor Friend, which unassumingly went on to be one of South Koreas most successful romantic comedies of recent times. It not only solidified that genres popularity with Korean audiences, it also made big stars out of its 2 leads. Reaching back into past collaborations can be a risky ordeal but the pairs fantastic rapport made Almost Love one of the most highly anticipated new Korean movies of the year and made their onscreen affinity its primary focus for audiences. Fortunately, that is not a problem at all. In fact, its the films saving grace.

Kim shines as the first among equals with her effervescent portrayal of the kind and shy girl-next-door, Dal-rae who is an aspiring actress with a debilitating stage fright. She manages to stifle her radiant beauty, seen in her past films to complete her plain-Jane transformation...........

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