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Phil G returns and brings to Kenny B and Hong Kong Dave the Korean remake of John Woo’s A Better Tomorrow. At 2 hours, how does it fare and can you avoid comparing it to Woo’s original? Also network updates, talks of Takashi Miike’s Harakiri, The Prodigal Son and the last 15 years of Chow Yun-fat’s career. Ken also snorts coke.

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Dusting off a third (and final?) audition tape from the Podcast On Fire Network vaults, friend and veteran (or elder statesman) of the show Phil Gillon (Eastern Film Fans.co.uk) has agreed to join the network and this was introductury chat with Ken. Covering his journey into Asian film obsession and the creation of his site, also included are network updates covering the latest The Director’s Series and what’s in the store for the future. Insanity also strikes since Phil G rewatched a movie before the show as well… on his way to reaching viewing number 13.

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The Audition seemed to be another cheesy romantic film, Husband looses his wife, Son suggests he gets a new wife, he holds an audition for a new wife, finds one. She cuts of one of his feet and turns him in to a human pin cushion. Yes Takashi Miike strikes again with his ’99 hit film “The Audition” Read the rest of this entry »