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List Price: $19.94Amazon.com's Price: $14.99 You Save: $4.95 (25%)Prices subject to change.
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Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: DVD
Brand: YEON,LEE SEUNG
EAN: 9781404979772
Format: AC-3, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, DVD-Video, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
ISBN: 1404979778
Label: Sony Pictures
Manufacturer: Sony Pictures
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Sony Pictures
Region Code: 99
Release Date: September 06, 2005
Running Time: 88 minutes
Sales Rank: 29367
Studio: Sony Pictures
Theatrical Release Date: 2004
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Editorial Review:
Description:
Mysterious drifter Tae-suk enters other peoples' lives as easily as he breaks into their unoccupied homes. Instead of stealing their riches, he repays his hosts' unknowing hospitality by fixing broken items, cleaning up, even doing their laundry. But when he sneaks into a sprawling mansion, he discovers a beautiful, lonely wife named Sun-hwa, trapped in a loveless marriage. Without saying a word, the pair begin an erotic game of cat-and-mouse, until her abusive husband returns home, unleashing a shocking burst of violence. Tae-suk defends Sun-hwa with the aid of her husband's golf club. The lovers run away together finding domestic bliss inhabiting strangers' homes. Later, when Tae-suk is framed for a murder, even prison walls can't keep them apart for good.
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Words really do get in the way in 3-Iron, a strange, poignant South Korean film from director Kim Ki-Duk (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring) in which the central character doesn't utter a single word. It's not explained why the puck never speaks, but it adds an element of mysticism to this love story that's at once humorous and disturbing. In this case, the knight in shining armor, Tae-Suk (Hee Jae) is a vagabond who supports himself by breaking into people's homes when they're on vacation. But rather than steal possessions, he cooks himself a meal, carefully washes the dishes, takes a bath, does their laundry, fixes anything broken, sleeps in their pajamas, and leaves each home spic and span. One day he trespasses on the home of a battered wife (Seung-yon Lee) who's still home. Fascinated, she leaves her husband and joins in his adventures, until one of their random break-ins gets them in trouble and the couple is forced apart.
Adding in a reliance on some stunning visuals, 3-Iron does a good job filling itself out in a non-implicit way. In this case, compliments and banter aren't needed to tell you that the pair has found a bond that no one can wrest away from them. The ending may tickle suspended reality (it's either becoming supernatural or someone's a lot more nimble than we thought), but it's still a poetic conclusion to this twisted fairy tale. --Ellen A. Kim
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what I like about Korean movies is that they often seem so weird in the beginning and even the middle, and then unfold into incredible sweetness and love. Thus one is no exception.
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Adventures in reality with sidetrips into the nature of good & evil, perception, and chance.
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By day Tae-Suk delivers pizza fliers. By night (or the next day) he returns to his route and enters houses or apartments where a flier remains uncollected. He does so with no harmful intent; he just needs a place to stay and bathe. He picks up after himself, does laundry and subtly alters appliances to leave a calling card to an alert owner. But one house, we discover before him, is not unoccupied and a battered wife follows him, equally silent, around her home, including as he practices with ... Read More
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Tae- Suk is a young man who turns around the city searching for homes to settle temporarily in absence of his owners. But one day, he will meet to Sun- Hwa, a young wife, who practically lives trapped by his possessive and jealous husband. She is intrigued by Suk and leaves her home following him. So day after day in that almost wanderer life from home to home, the lucky is over and they are discovered. He is sent to prison (although the investigations confirm they have not stolen anything).
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this was some boring a** movie, my goodness, there was some real terribleness thrown into this. you should watch this movie at 64 speed.
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