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Kim Ji-woon's "The Quiet Family" to be released on DVD.

  • 05-02-2005 8:39am
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    Karl Hungus
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    The Quiet Family - 23/5/05

    imdb link

    About damned time I should say, I've been wanting to see this for quite some time now. It's from the same Director as A Tale Of Two Sisters, and you might be familiar with the story, as it's the basis for Takashi Miike's Happiness of the Katakuri's. I'm really looking farward to this now, as it's a very intruiging story, so I wonder how it comes together with all the musical numbers and claymation.


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    Raoul Duke
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    Karl Hungus wrote:
    The Quiet Family - 23/5/05

    imdb link

    About damned time I should say, I've been wanting to see this for quite some time now. It's from the same Director as A Tale Of Two Sisters, and you might be familiar with the story, as it's the basis for Takashi Miike's Happiness of the Katakuri's. I'm really looking farward to this now, as it's a very intruiging story, so I wonder how it comes together with all the musical numbers and claymation.


    Saw this a fair bit ago. It's not much like Miike's film. Only the basic storyline is the same. No crazy claymation or anything like that. It's more or less a straight comedy. I preferred it to Miikes film as well....by a fair bit.


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    nadir
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    I'm draging up this post, cause I just saw a tale of two sisters, man it's damn good, like 10 / 10 good imho. Man I wish I could find more movies like this I guess I must also get Dalkomhan insaeng


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