Topic - No Mercy - The revenge goes deep inside Korean culture - Eldragon@gmx.com 08:39:31 11/06/11 (17)

• Korean movie by the numbers - Jon L 13:31:14 11/15/11 (0)
• I give it 2.5 outta 5 . . . - mr grits 13:56:49 11/10/11 (0)
• Koreans do seem fascinated with violence and revenge . . . - mr grits 16:31:31 11/06/11 (12)
• Perhaps a result of the splitting of the country and dealing w/6 decades of high - tinear 09:51:27 11/07/11 (4)
• More kookie tin politics.....it's their national character. - mr grits 19:23:51 11/07/11 (3)
• Politics? History. Would 60s America have happened w/out the Cold War? I worked for five years in an office - tinear 07:39:45 11/08/11 (2)
• LOL, you have twice as many jobs as your age will allow. Not buying it. * - mr grits 17:20:15 11/08/11 (1)
• Okay, let's put up some $$$ and we'll let a fellow inmate do the checking. Yes or no, big guy? We can keep the - tinear 21:39:32 11/08/11 (0)
• RE: "revenge" trilogy? - Eldragon@gmx.com 16:54:13 11/06/11 (6)
• Ah, grasshopper, wikipedia has all . . . . - mr grits 17:49:37 11/06/11 (5)
• RE: Yeh, seen it... - Eldragon@gmx.com 20:15:52 11/06/11 (4)
• My fave was Lady Vengeance . . . - mr grits 12:27:46 11/07/11 (3)
• "Old Boy:" the most original, best single performance, shocking ending. The other two were - tinear 14:34:16 11/08/11 (2)
• Wrong as usual....to a common movie goer the additional fighting.... - mr grits 17:19:01 11/08/11 (1)
• "common movie goer...." If this doesn't fit you, who - tinear 09:00:05 11/09/11 (0)
• Shocking as in gorefest or as in clever, unexpected? nt - tinear 09:39:09 11/06/11 (1)
• RE: That's it - both ways...(nt - Eldragon@gmx.com 11:07:28 11/06/11 (0)