Hey

[Frank Lakatos]

The movie isn't anything special, but it's fun and Chen Kai always puts up a show, as well as Hyeon Kil Su. What's interesting is that none of the actors in Chen's scenes appear to speak Cantonese, so either Chen's scenes are shot seperately or if he;s together with the hero, especially in a dialogue situation, they don't talk, but rather smile, laugh, and try to figure out each other. A fun Korean movie nonetheless, but se eit if you have nothing else to watch. It's one one of the only coproductions that I have seen where there is a lack of communication between the actors.

The Korean movie database states that it was released worldwide in Hong Kong, but that only means it was bought by Hong Kong distributors, who only sent this movie to the west.

I know there is a Taiwanese version somewhere, but knowing about the way the Taiwanese production companies took care of their movies, it probably doesn't exist anywhere, or probably was never released. It maybe listed in the Taiwanese movie database, wherever that is.

Frank

[calros]

I do not understand you.

The movie is called "Hey" ?
I cannot find it in the Korean Movie Database.
Do you know the chinese title of this movie? We cannot add it if we do not have chinese title.