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| POSTED BY: IcemanSK on 05/18/2008 00:26:20 |
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I see things on youtube for it, but Blockbuster*com doesn't have it. Where can I see it? Is it worth seeing?
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| POSTED BY: kristin on 05/18/2008 06:10:48 |
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| POSTED BY: doughboy on 05/18/2008 07:35:24 |
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IcemanSK wrote:
Where can I see it? Is it worth seeing?
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it's not as good as people say it is.
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| POSTED BY: IcemanSK on 05/18/2008 20:27:41 |
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Ok, I've seen it. It's not terrible. It ain't Shakespere & it ain't Ishtar. But it ain't "Best of the Best" either.
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| POSTED BY: doughboy on 05/21/2008 13:48:17 |
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i was hoping to see a lot of training parts (which gets me motivated) and fight scenes. and i was very disappointed in both aspect.
the story line, however, was very interesting to me, because it is somewhat common in korea highschool. since we can go to university for tkd, when the juvenile delinquents realize that they don't wanna do what they do for the rest of their life and make a difference, they often try to join highschool taekwondo team, or even any other sports teams that can get them into university. in my middle school tkd team, we had 2 kids like that, and they had insane timing and sense for fighting. and, of course, if they lost and felt like they had been cheated (either by opponents using cheap shots or refs not being fair), you best believe there are gonna be multiple spectacular fights in parking lot after the tournament.
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| POSTED BY: IcemanSK on 05/23/2008 10:53:22 |
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doughboy wrote:
i was hoping to see a lot of training parts (which gets me motivated) and fight scenes. and i was very disappointed in both aspect.
the story line, however, was very interesting to me, because it is somewhat common in korea highschool. since we can go to university for tkd, when the juvenile delinquents realize that they don't wanna do what they do for the rest of their life and make a difference, they often try to join highschool taekwondo team, or even any other sports teams that can get them into university. in my middle school tkd team, we had 2 kids like that, and they had insane timing and sense for fighting. and, of course, if they lost and felt like they had been cheated (either by opponents using cheap shots or refs not being fair), you best believe there are gonna be multiple spectacular fights in parking lot after the tournament.
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Heck, in the early 80's, I saw masters "take it outside" when their student lost to another's student! Competition is a funny thing.  |
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I have this movie and being a "grown up" i would say it is directed more towards the teenage crowd. was an interesting watch but i would have liked it to be more about tkd, did have some cool tkd stuff but for the most part I wish i could have rented it instead of having to buy it. i got it from an online asian movie company, forget the name but if your interested in buying it just do a search and you should have progress, that's what i did, and it does have a lot of swearing and is in korean, so if you don't mind subtitles in english and the swearing check it out!!! 
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