Shiri Trailer

This is the original trailer of the Korean movie "Shiri".

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Entertainment

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• Shiri
• trailer
• Choi
• Min-sik
• korean
• movie
• action
• cinema

[666Nukes]

A landmark picture in Korean filmaking! Even Surpassed Titanic's records there. Just goes to show they can make a impressive movie with a budget of 5 million. Hollywood on the other hand needs at least 120 million to create a disaster called Miami Vice.

[HeroOfCanton99]

I have a mancrush on Kang ho Song

[MsEyesQueen]

Shiri was one of the first Korean DVD's that I rented and watched and I was very impressed. The characters, human interest, plot, action and romance all blended together to create a masterpiece of cinematography. Well done to all who made this film possible.

[D3struc10]

well im confused... i was under the impression that this movie was about a woman.

[bi187lly]

I have no idea what this movie is about. The trailer was nothing but shooting in it. Is it even interesting. Still, from the comments I read, I'd still watch it.

[DannyTheOptimist]

Hollywood recipe and style, not too much interesting today, but extremely emotional, acting and characters are superb, true respect to south-korean actors.

[liquidbokii88]

@666Nukes hollywoods allways cleaning money with theyr movies. its obvious, sadly not to all. (no offense)

[2OQP]

@ar4216 Not at all. But if I could push a button and that would happen and be succesful at it, I'd push it in an heartbeat. From what I know, (I have been mingling with Koreans in Montreal), this is the country to be in, in this decade, bar none. I plan to go anyway in 2012 and spend 2-3 weeks just to get my feet wet. To go back on the subject though, you see making films is not a risky business, financing the making of a film is a risky business. One doesn't want to loose what is acquired.

[ar4216]

@2OQP Thanks. Are you involved with the entertainment industry in Korea? I've seen a number of good films come out of there. What I don't get is that there are so few original films that get a theatrical release. Seems like everything is a remake or a sequel. It's bullshit. I saw this horror film Trick R' Treat that was great, a really well done horror film, and it didn't get a theatrical release. Just crazy.

[AtlanticFriend]

One of the best thriller movies I ever saw. Korean cinema rules.

[2OQP]

@ar4216 Production, Financing and Distribution. These are actually used more today in the frame of Independent movie productions and can still be striken with companies like Miramax, to distribute your independent movie, but understand that a lot of say will come from them in the production. This is when you loose your 'independence'. I'd say, that if you don't know the ropes of mid-size budget movie makeing(1-5M$)...learn the mechanics of making a film with small productions, shorts mainly.

[ar4216]

@2OQP What's a PFD agreement?