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Go-eun (Song Yoon-ah), a wedding dress designer and single mom, has only a limited number of days to live. Before parting from her young daughter So-ra (Kim Hyang-gi), Go-eun wants to do everything she can for her, including making a beautiful wedding dress for So-ra for the future. As her condition worsens, So-ra finds out about the cancer and tries to fulfill her mother's wishes one by one, in secret
The film opens as Ben (Ryan Kelley), Gwen (Galadriel Stineman), and Kevin (Nathan Keyes) are negotiating with a group of black market dealers, who are attempting to sell them alien nanochips. One of them reveals herself to be Elena (Alyssa Diaz), a childhood friend of Ben and Gwen and a fellow Plumber's kid. Elena explains that she had set up the negotiations to lure Ben out into the open, and explains that her father has been abducted and that she needs their help to find him.
Just as Ben agrees to help her, the chips suddenly spring to life, controlled by a mysterious man hiding in the rafters. Kevin immediately labels it a double cross, though Elena insists that she is not responsible. While the dealers escape, Ben transforms into Big Chill (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker) and drives off the intruder. Elena escapes in the confusion, further justifying Kevin's suspicions. Though Gwen quickly sides with Kevin, Ben is not as easily convinced.
Arriving at their headquarters underneath the Bellwood auto repair shop, the trio, along with Max (Barry Corbin), study the chips, learning that they are a hybrid of organic and technological components. Elena, having followed the trio, breaks in; Max orders her to leave, explaining that Elena's father, Victor Validus (Herbert Siguenza), was an apprentice of his who was dishonorably discharged after stealing the original chips. Ben refuses to believe that Elena is like her father, and breaks ranks to help her.
While Max is away, Gwen and Kevin hack into the computer files relating to Victor Validus and discover a video of Max interrogating Victor, in which Victor insists that "the Hive", the hive mind intelligence behind the chips, is coming to take over the planet. Realizing that Max's anger towards Victor's betrayal may be clouding his judgment, Gwen and Kevin decide to aid Ben as well.
Meanwhile, Ben and Elena arrive at Victor's old laboratory. It has been cleared out by the Hive, but they have left Ship-It order slips behind. Other leftover files in the office indicate that Victor was studying and upgrading the chips, and a picture indicates that Elena is close to the person controlling them. A group of people under the control of the chips attack Ben and Elena, forcing them to retreat. They head to the Ship-It building to investigate further, though Ben is now somewhat suspicious of Elena himself, having found an order slip meant for today.
Gwen and Kevin, having reached the building first, are too late to stop the distribution of the chips. Instead, they are met by one of the Ship-It employees, who is similarly possessed by the chips. He directs a chip swarm to attack Gwen and Kevin, which eventually wreck Kevin's car (which is a slightly modified third-generation Dodge Challenger) after a lengthy chase. Ben, having overheard the commotion and followed them, uses Humongousaur (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker) to defeat the swarm, completely demolishing Kevin's car in the process.
By the time they return to headquarters, the chips have been spread across the globe, and now number in the millions. The group deduces that there must be a Queen (voiced by Vicki Lewis) controlling the Hive, and by destroying her they will likely destroy the chips as well. During their search for the queen, however, one of the chips takes over Max. Pulling together, the group notices an anomaly in the chip distribution; while world population centers are all infected, the relatively remote Barren Rock, Missouri, has the highest concentration. The town is home to the central headquarters of Ship-It. With Kevin's car out of commission, Kevin reveals that he has built a black and green car for Ben (which is, in the movie, a heavily modified Mazda RX-8 which is given away by the interior and the features of the car) called DX Mark 10 (confirmed by Bandai and Dwayne McDuffie) as a "late birthday present."
Infiltrating the factory, the group discovers that the Queen has infected Elena's father, whose body is being used to mass produce the chips. Gwen and Kevin reluctantly suggest killing Victor to stop the Hive, but Ben and Elena refuse to consider it. Ben uses the Omnitrix to transform into a new alien that he calls "Nanomech" (voiced by Alex Winter) which was created by scanning the DNA of the chips. He enters Victor's brain and battles the queen while Gwen, Kevin, and Elena fight the drones. After a grueling battle, Nanomech electrocutes the Queen to death and thus the entirety of the chips, freeing everybody from their control.
In the aftermath, Max, after personally apologizing to Victor, decides to retire and leave his position as leader to Ben, but Ben refuses to allow him to do so. The film ends as Ben, Gwen, Kevin, and Elena drive home.
In 1845 Canada, young James Howlett sees his father killed by groundskeeper Thomas Logan. The trauma activates the boy's mutation: bone claws protrude from James' hands, and he kills his father's murderer. With his dying breath, Thomas Logan reveals that he, not John Howlett, is James' real father. James flees with Victor Creed, the abused son of their father who is thus James' brother. They spend the next century as soldiers, fighting in the American Civil War, both World Wars and the Vietnam War. In Vietnam, Victor attempts to rape a local village woman, but is stopped after killing a senior officer. Despite his objections to Victor's actions, James defends his brother, and the two are sentenced to execution by firing squad, which they survive. Major William Stryker approaches them, now in military custody, and offers them membership in Team X, a group of mutants including marksman Agent Zero, swordsman Wade Wilson, teleporter John Wraith, invincible Fred Dukes and electropathic Chris Bradley. They join the team, but the group's questionable actions and disregard for human life cause James to leave.
Six years later, James, now going by the name Logan, lives in Canada with his girlfriend, Kayla Silverfox. Colonel Stryker locates Logan and warns him that someone is killing members of the team; both Wilson and Bradley are dead. Shortly afterward, Victor murders Kayla and attacks Logan. Stryker offers Logan a way to beat Victor; Logan undergoes an operation to reinforce his skeleton with adamantium, a virtually indestructible metal. Before the procedure, Logan asks for new dog tags inscribed with "Wolverine", based on a story that Kayla told him. Once the procedure is complete, Stryker orders Logan's memory erased, but Logan overhears and fights his way out. Logan hides at a farm, but the next day Zero tracks him down. Zero attacks Logan, killing the owners of the farm, but later he defeats Zero and continues his revenge.
Logan locates Wraith and Dukes and asks them about the location of Stryker's new laboratory, referred to as "The Island". They tell him to find Remy LeBeau, who escaped and knows the location of The Island. Logan locates Gambit in New Orleans, and asks for the Island's location, but Gambit suspects Logan was sent to recapture him and attacks. Creed manages to find Logan, and after killing Wraith, he attacks him. When Logan is about to kill Victor, Gambit interrupts, giving Victor the chance to escape. Logan and Gambit fight one last time before Logan convinces him he is not working for Stryker. Gambit takes him to Stryker's facility on Three Mile Island. Logan learns that Kayla is alive and conspired with Stryker in exchange for her sister's safety.
Logan leaves, enraging Victor. When Victor demands the adamantium bonding promised for his service, Stryker refuses on the basis that Victor would not survive the procedure. Victor attempts to kill Kayla when she tries to persuade him Stryker betrayed them both, but Logan hears her screams and returns. Logan defeats and nearly kills Victor, but stops when Kayla reminds him of his humanity. Kayla and Logan free the imprisoned mutants.
Stryker activates Weapon XI, originally Wade Wilson, but now a "mutant killer" with the abilities of other mutants, which Stryker refers to as "The Deadpool". Logan holds Weapon XI off while the mutants flee. The party is greeted by Professor Charles Xavier, who offers them shelter at his school.
Kayla, mortally wounded, decides to stay. Logan lures Weapon XI to the top of one of the plant's cooling towers. Logan is almost killed until Victor intervenes. Logan decapitates Weapon XI and kicks him into the base of the cooling tower. Victor departs and Logan is saved from the collapsing tower by Gambit. As Logan carries Kayla to safety, Stryker shoots him in the forehead with adamantium bullets, rendering him unconscious. Kayla uses her persuasion powers to make Stryker drop the gun and commands him to walk away before dying from her wounds. Gambit returns as Logan regains consciousness, but the bullets that were shot at his brain have triggered amnesia. Gambit tries convincing Logan to come with him, but he declines, wanting to go his own way.
In a post-credits scene, it is revealed that Weapon XI is still alive in the rubble of the cooling tower. In an alternate post-credits scene, Logan is revealed to have traveled to Japan.
A quiet, professional killer, Hyun-jun, arrives at a house to kill a man in his sleep, only to discover a woman alone under the sheets. She shouts at the dazed Hyun-jun, "Whats the matter with you? I paid for you, so just kill me."
Jin-young has decided to kill herself after a traumatic break up with her lover of seven years, but she wants to go out with a bang, not with a miserable and lonely dose of commonplace sleeping pills.
Hyun-jun is furious at the woman and abandons the mission despite the fact that he has a contract to fulfill. "You should kill yourself, Im not your suicide assistant." This is how Hyun-jun and Jin-young first meet. The most extraordinary love story begins ... Written by Golden Network Asia
China Film Group release of a China Children's Film Studio, CCTV Movie Channel, August First Film Studio, Stellar Megamedia, Beijing Chengtian Zhuhong TV & Film Prod. Co., Nantong TV, Dongyang Yi Fang Zi (Jackie Chan China) Film & TV, Beijing Huacheng Advertising production.
A 15-year-old Chinese boy who is studying at a wushu school in Indonesia, returns home to visit his grandparents, which he uses as an excuse to find his idol, Jackie Chan. After a series of unfortunate events, he tracks down Jackie and learns some important life lessons.
City of Father / 부산 (Korea) 2009 Cats :Kim Yeong-Ho, Ko Chang-Seok, Yu Seung-Ho, Jeong Seon-Kyeong, Lee Se-Na, Jo Jae-Yun, Kang Yu-Jin, Kim Jin-Hyeok, Do Yong-Gu
Kang-su is an alcohol and a chronic gambler. He has also never been a proper father to his rebellious teenage son Jong-cheol (Yu Seung-Ho). For 18 years, Kang-su has also held a secret from Jong-cheol - that he's not his actual biological father.
Jong-cheol's real father, Tae-sok (Kim Yeong-Ho), is a pimp that abandoned love for success. Now, to save his son, Kang-su must go to Tae-sok ...
The Scam / 작전 (Korea) 2009 Cast : Park Yong-Ha, Kim Min-Jeong, Park Hee-Soon, Kim Moo-Yeol, Jo Deok-Hyun, Kim Joon-Seong, Park Yong-Yeon, Park Jae-Woong, Sin Hyeon-Jong, Lee Yeong-Ih
The scam is actually a slick movie theft happens to use the stock market and stock rigging illegal as a means of theft of choice.
Lee assembles all the elements of theft of a typical film here: "not guilty" outsiders, who dopes know anything, which doublecrosses and even violent gangster but stupid.But the point about the Scam was not owned a cliche, but that they presented in an entertaining and fun.Instead of saving any details of the complex stock-fraud scam, Lee instead creates an interesting character to watch, make this film worth following even when the audience (especially those having to read subtitles) is not able to track every single development.
Unfortunately, the most interesting character is not going to be a "good person" Hyun-Soo (TV star Park Yong-Ha).A full-time traders nicknamed the "ant", Hyun-Soo stumble into fraud titular film after making a fortune from what he sees as a clear stock rig, ie a stock with a price rigged by people who use rumors to control values.Although the character's ambition to greed makes it a potentially interesting anti-hero, he was exiled to the status of the typical fraud get rolling very well, making him just the right enough to be followed.
Conversely, the most charismatic character is Park Hee-Soon former gangster-turned-stock Helah Jong-Goo.Playing violent thugs wearing expensive suits and start every other sentence with the English word "Okay", Park-screen commands."Operators smooth" His actions clearly forced, but the Park provides just the right amount of roughness, and steals every scene he is in. also fun to watch is "foreign, dark-haired" Kim Joon-Seong's Brian Choi, a fund manager who also played a part in fraudand can not spend the scene without speaking English, many are not happy Jong-Goo's.
Along with financial planners Seo-Yeon (Kim Min-Jeong) and bond broker Min-Hyung (Kim Moo-Yeol), five are out to rig stock a construction company.With a start all sorts of false rumors and trends to buy artificial, riggers will make a large amount of money to essentially bet on stock prices and eventually them.Or something like that.Hyun-Soo just dragged into the scam because he accidentally slipped past the rig stock Jong-Goo, and soon found himself in the midst of a whole lot of distrust and affairs under the table.However, Hyun-Soo is all really want to make it through life.
Viewers who do not know much about the stock market is likely to disappear at points of actual fraud Scam, and Lee seemed to know it.Although there is much talk throughout the film stock to make the game complicated Lee appeared intelligent and convincing, he continued to focus on the stakes more than the game itself.Though we never quite sure what the characters do to win, we know how far they will go and how much they should lose.Even when there is almost no action (except for the explosion Jong-Goo's gangster-style) and no obvious tensions (how can anyone really make online stock trading tense anyway?), Pacing rapidly Lee and the characters make a ScamThe entertaining.
On the other hand, Lee's script gives the weakest aspect of the film.The audience most likely know that the stock fraud is wrong, but Lee tries too hard to make the movie was not more meaningful.The characters and their situation enough to film that will involve, but Lee also injects a kind of lesson about humanity during the second half of this film.A most striking example emerged during the end credits, when Lee including what appears to be a deleted scene featuring a teacher shares preach to Hyun-Soo before an important plot twist.If Lee has the sense to cut scenes from the story, no need to bring it back, mainly because it is disturbing, and educational trends will probably eventually leave bad taste in the mouth of the audience.However, most of what came before is slick entertainment presented by the Hollywood-standard production values.There are no melodramatic twist, no terminal illness, not overacting - just beautiful people at the site polished to do things no ordinary filmgoer would dream to do so.Even if the scam is not good as it is packed into just a dream fulfillment aspect of the story makes this more than worth sitting
Cast : Kwon Sang-woo, Lee Bo-young, Lee Beom-soo, Jeong Ae-yeon, Lee Han-wi, Sin Hyeon-tak, Kim Jeong-seok, Seon Ho-jin, Park Yeong-jin, Ji Dae-han, Jung Joon-ho, Lee Seung-cheol, Nam Gyu-ri, Kim Heung-gook
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