I checked on yesasia.com and i says that the movie is to be released Jan 30th 2006 I am soooo excited! I cant wait for it to be released
Here is the site:
http://us.yesasia.com/en/PrdDept.aspx/pid-1004099435/aid-529671/section-videos/code-k/version-all/post-y/mailtype-future_release/post-y/mailtype-future_release/#
Aw man, I can't wait for this to be released either. It seems like such a good movie, averaging 8.9.10 here, even though there are only seven votes. Good enough for me, LMAO
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Hi, i am new online.. may i know how do u get the disc... i tried to find the movie "...ing" around stores of rental of VCDs, DVDs but to no avail.. i really want to watch the movie.... and also .. how do u know that the movie will be played in other countries? i will be real grateful if i get some little help from you.. thanks
shareOKay umm first i found the movie "..ing" in a couple of places:
http://koreandvdmovies.com/item.asp?PID=32
http://us.yesasia.com/en/PrdDept.aspx/pid-1003871471/code-k/section-videos/
That is where you can buy them or rent them.
A lot of International Movies are NTSC and there are many DVD players that are compatable with this.
NTSC and PAL are two main television broadcast standards used worldwide. The systems project color images at different frequencies and they are not compatible with each other.
NTSC is the acronym of the National Television System Committee and this standard is used on North America, Canada, Mexico and Japan.
PAL stands for Phase Alternating Line and it is the TV standards used for Europe, Hong Kong and the Middle East.
DVDs have to match the television standard in order to have proper color display. If a TV is PAL only, it will display NTSC pictures in black and white, and vice versa. This problem can be easily solved by adjusting DVD player to match the system or changing the default system to auto so that it will switch to the right system automatically.
This link explains region codes:
http://us.yesasia.com/help/Topic.aspx?topicId=1107&lang=en
But usually if you have a NTSC DVD player you can watch those compatible