Showing posts with label Oldboy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oldboy. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

[Stoker trailer]Stoker Featurette - Characters (2013) - Nicole Kidman, Mia Wasikowska Movie HD





Stoker 2013 trailer
Stoker Featurette - Characters (2013)
 - Nicole Kidman, Mia Wasikowska Movie HD



MuseShine
aimejetaime2070@blogspot.kr


COMINGSOON


Cast
Mia Wasikowska
Nicole Kidman
Dermot Mulroney

Director
Chan-wook Park


Producer

Tony Scott
Ridley Scott
Michael Costigan
Bergen Swanson
Wonjo Jeong
Steven M. Rales
Wentworth Miller
Mark Roybal


Writer
Wentworth Miller
Erin Cressida Wilson


Editor
Nicolas De Toth

Cinematographer
Chung-hoon Chung

Composer
Clint Mansell



expectation.

Stoker Movie  red carpet preview party will open tonight in Korea.


My partner and I will be attending the red carpet preview party.



Also. We’ll have fun at the Emily wells show.



Proud Korean Director Chan-wook Park
and Mia Wasikowska, Emily wells.


I thrilled at the prospect of seeing them.



Let’s hope we have good weather today.



We can look forward to seeing more great preview epilogue soon! 



I Will Be Back~ :))










"Stoker trailer" 
"Stoker movie" 
"Stoker 2013 trailer" 
"Stoker HD" 
etimmons creepy sundance featurette characters 
"dead body" 
uncle mother niece daughter incest HD 2013 
"Mia Wasikowska" 
"Nicole Kidman"
 "Dermot Mulroney"
 "Tommy Lee Jones" 
"Jessica Lange"
 movieclips 
movieclipstrailers
 movieclips 
movieclipsDOTcom 
movieclipscomingsoon 
"stoker trailer" 
stoker
 "stoker trailer 2012" 
"death of father"
 mourning teen
 "teenage girl"









Tuesday, February 5, 2013

The world's first New Movie [Stoker, 2013] Coming out in Korea





Korea opened the world's first New Movie[Stoker, 2013]


Captivating thriller.. Stoker!

Starring 
Matthew Goode, Nicole Kidman, 
Mia Wasikowska, Dermot Mulroney,Lucas Till


Directed by Park Chan-Wook.


Director Park also once again delivers a
wonderfully mesmerizing visual masterpiece
with cinematographer Chung Chung-hoon.


One of the bigger films to debut this year
during the 2013 Sundance Film Festival was
South Korean director Park Chan-Wook's
highly anticipated Stoker, his first foray into
English-language filmmaking. Working from a script

 written by Wentworth Miller (the Seok Ho Pill from "Prison Break"),



director Park explores the idea of what creates 
human monsters
in Stoker, 
not necessarily vampirism as the 
title might suggest,
all while still proving that his masterful touch with
offbeat and thought-provoking 
material translates well in any language.


Stoker is challenging, haunting and 
hypnotic- pretty much everything 
you'd want from a film helmed by the man 
behind the cult classics Oldboy(KoreaMove) 
and Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance. 



As the story 
slowly unravels and Park begins 
to reveal just one piece of the puzzle at a time.






completely engaged throughout Stoker is 
Is anticipated movies too.


Movie Release on February 28



film rate : Not yet rated