The King and the Clown

So I watched a Korean movie today - Wang-ui namja (The King and the Clown). It was apparently a tremendous hit earlier this year (some 5 million people watched it in the first three weeks of its release, which is quite a lot considering the total population of Korea). Anyway, since a lot of it was filmed in the Korean Folk Village that I went to on Sunday, Greg (my team lead here at MS Korea) lent me the DVD and said I might enjoy checking it out. I must say I really liked it - it was very beautifully done, although the story's very sad. I totally loved being able to recognize all the locations and buildings where the scenes were filmed. And since it's a period drama, the costumes and set design and everything was just totally gorgeous.

I'd go into greater detail but blogger's pinging me very frantically with a "Scheduled outage at 8:23AM PST" message. I don't know what time it is for sure in the US but I think it's getting close to that so I'll just post this before it dies on me.

And here's the movie poster...

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More later!