Page 1 of Wonderful Days....(Korean Animation)

Anybody seen the trailer for this animated movie?...it looks incredible and took 7 years to make.

The DVD is now on its way to me.

Check out the trailers

This item was edited on Wednesday, 10th September 2003, 18:15

Who`s selling it ?

I ordered mine from here

Korean DVDs are quite expensive but are worth it as the quality of the DVDs are superb.

Would also recommend animated film "Oseam" it is one of the best animated films i have ever seen, you could hang every frame of animation on your wall, it looks that good.

Also one of the best Ltd Ed DVDs i have ever bought, it come`s in a big box with great artwork, soundtrack, a strip of the original film, a jigsaw and loads of other stuff.

Very impressive!

Available from YesAsia ( www.yesasia.com ) for US$20.99 ( excluding postage.) Free postage if you spend US$49 or more and, from what I have read in threads on various forums, no risk of customs charges.

nice to look at but the plot runs out by the end being sub Final Fantasy according to some reviews

This item was edited on Wednesday, 10th September 2003, 22:29

What are the features like on the DVD? Any of them in English by any chance or subtitled in English?

PJ

I am not sure if anyone will have this yet as it was only released on 9 September, 2003. According to what I have read, the audio is Korean DTS 5.1 and DD 5.1 with Korean and English subtitles.

The following were taken from YeonDVD`s and KoreanDVD`s homepages :-

Special Features: Commentary by Director / Making-of Documentary / Directors Notes (7-year history of the project) / Music Video / Trailer / Visual Story / Crew (special features are not subtitled)

Wonderful Days / dts / 2 Disc; Screen : Anamorphic Widescreen 1.85:1; Audio : dts&Dolby Digital 5.1; Subtitle : English, Korean; Dubbing : Korean; Area Code : Region 3; Theatrial Release : 2003; DVD Release Date : 2003-09-04; Interative Menu - Scene Selections - Commentary - Music Video - Theatrical Trailer - Wonderful Days : Making Documentary - Director`s Note - Gallery - Crew

It would appear that the special features are not subtitled as is the norm for the majority of Korean R3 releases.

only korean films with any english in the extras have been Take care of my cat and SOrum and those were earlier short films by the directors filmed in the UK in the case of the Sorum extras it seems. Never ask if the extras have english subs for R3 releases, Hero managed bits and pieces but they generally don`t bother.

These films look good.I`ve been looking for something to move onto after the Miyazaki movies.........this might fit the bill nicely.;)

Just watched the trailer.......good.....but why does every single Asian animated film have to be: a.Sci-fi , b.Have rather low-tech flying machines, c.Have curvy futuristic motorbikes out of an Extreme G game?