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Vengeance Trilogy

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Format: Blu-ray November 5, 2013


Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.781


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ Unrated (Not Rated)


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.01 x 5 x 0.51 inches; 2.93 Ounces


Media Format ‏ : ‎ Import


Release date ‏ : ‎ November 5, 2013


Subtitles: ‏ ‎ English, English


Language ‏ : ‎ English (Dolby Digital 5.1), Korean (Dolby Digital 5.1), Korean (DTS 5.1)


Studio ‏ : ‎ Imports


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There's way, way too much to talk about with these movies on blu-ray, especially considering the special features they have for each one. Simply put, even with that audio mistake on the Oldboy disc that everyone's whining about, there's no way this set deserves anything less than 5 stars. I'm assuming anyone looking at this page is already a fan of at least one of the movies here, so I won't bother with the plot summaries (again, there's too much to talk about!), and I'll just focus on the technical aspects. As far as the picture quality goes, this is as good as the films are going to look. Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance looks incredible, and much better than it did on dvd. Lady Vengeance looks great too, and is the best looking of the three by far. The colors are vibrant and you can notice every tiny detail in things from the characters' outfits to the tears rolling down the cheeks of children in a certain hard to watch scene. Oldboy however, doesn't look much different from the original dvd release, and there's a reason why. On the special features, they talk about how Park wanted the same colors and tones as the movie Seven. So they used a bleach bypass process on the actual film to get the desired look, sacrificing crystal clear picture quality as a result. So because of this, I can't exactly knock on the picture quality since this is how everything's -supposed- to look. Think back to a movie like 28 Days Later where the grain and grittiness helps the movie- would you want to see it looking as sharp and clear as something like, say the recent Alice in Wonderland? Oldboy doesn't look horrible by any means, but it's easily the ugly one of the three. Still, it looks good, and it's not the transfer's fault. The grain and fuzz in some scenes is noticeable, but it doesn't ruin the experience at all. As far as the audio goes, both Lady and Sympathy sound great, and get the finest treatment possible, while fitting everything onto a single blu-ray disc. Oldboy though, is the reason some people have the nerve to get this set, as a whole, 1 star. Yes, the HD 7.1 audio track isn't on here, though it's advertised on the tin box (yet, it's not listed on the back of Oldboy's box). What you get here instead is a standard 5.1 EX track in Korean, and while it's not as good as the 7.1 [that was on the first blu-ray release of Oldboy], it gets the job done. The publishers are actually working on a way to fix this still, so at least they're getting to it. I suspect though that it was taken out because of just how much you get for extras on the disc. Here's where this set shines. Special features galore. If you missed out on the Ultimate Edition of Oldboy, you now have a second chance. EVERYTHING from that dvd box set, save for the comic and film strip, is here. Yes, even the three and a half hour documentary where you watch the movie get made. You get 3 commentaries, tons of interviews, extra segments with the cast/crew at Cannes, and more. There's so much to talk about here, and I don't have enough room in this review. If you want to know more details about the extras, go to my profile and click on the link there. Sympathy and Lady both get an ungodly amount of bonuses as well, all just as interesting as those on Oldboy. But the real show stopper here is the Fade To Black and White version of Lady Vengeance. If you've seen the movie, you'll already know the importance of that phrase, more or less, and now's your chance to see the movie go along with the main character. It works beautifully, though Park apparently wasn't happy with it. It's definitely worth watching after you see the movie normally. I know I gave Oldboy more time than the others here, but if I had more room, I'd even things out. As it stands though, Oldboy remains my favorite of this trilogy, and I was most impressed with them bringing back the Ultimate Edition's extras here. Think about it this way- the Ultimate Edition of that movie alone ran for about the same price as this blu-ray set, and you're getting that AND two other movies equally loaded, on blu-ray. 'sounds like nothing but a bargain to me. Get this if you liked the movies at all- it's the best blu-ray deal out there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2010 by Armando N. Roman Armando N. Roman
    • The Vengeance Trilogy - Region B
The films looks great of course from Arrow video but in case it's not noted it is region - B.
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2023 by Marcos
    • The Important Stuff
This set now comes in a basic cardboard box and no longer states audio for Oldboy containing a DTS-HD track like the other two films, but rather a DD-Ex 5.1 surround mix for the Korean track and DD 5.1 for the English track. Also no longer included is the 32 page booklet, though if you remove the near duplicate sheet of paper they pasted over the back of the set and compare the text on it to the original print, the booklet originally came with this cardboard set but must have later been removed. When I pulled this pasted copy off the box-set, a common white residue you get from cheap glue used on things that aren't intended to be peeled off remained over the small area where they had applied glue. I haven't tried to remove it lest I tackle the loathsome sticky residue that will greet me from beneath. Of course, the films are what make this an excellent set and the quality and presentation of each film's transfer seem to all be very well done. In Oldboy's case the video quality is not as "clean" but this is due to the directors intentions (gritty, grainy, etc) rather than a fault in the transfer. My only complaint is how the subtitles on Oldboy seemed smaller than the rest of the films. The impressive three hour making of Oldboy covers some aspects of almost every scene: during, between, after takes... plus some party and airport bits. The other films include many bonus features including half-hour documentaries. There is at the very least a director commentary track to each film, with him sometimes appearing on multiple tracks with others - this can get busy with subtitles but they somehow keep a readable pace most the time though when there are three people talking you may occasionally wonder which one pairs with the subs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2012 by Surrogate
    • It's a region B disc set so beware
It doesn't specify anywhere till you buy it but it's a region b
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2023 by aidan blank
    • Small Issues
First, the gripes: Although the outer, cardboard box on the BluRay trilogy was shrink wrap sealed, the individual disks contained therein were not nor did they have the tamper resistant tape seals along the plastic case edges. I don't know if this is the normal packaging or the disks were used and sold as new. The plastic case on the Lady Vengeance DVD had slight damage to the bottom and not all of the extras on the second, extras disk worked, as mentioned by another consumer. No 32 page booklet had been enclosed. I just watched Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance and, let me tell you, I felt as if I just discovered movies for the first time. Never have I been so emotionally moved by a motion picture. Park Chan-wook is one gutsy director who is not afraid to lay your emotions wide open. Two other South Korean movies had this effect on me as well, The Man From Nowhere and Paradise. Who says there's no new frontiers in cinema? South Korea has nailed it. Big time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2014 by East Coast Crew
    • The Best Way to See This "Trilogy"
I have a copy of this series from Korea on DVD, from Japan on Blu-ray, and now, this set. This is really the best way to see the film. The other sets were available earlier, hence why I bought them, but the this version has *all* the special features, and, is the best looking. If you have only seen _Oldboy_, the other films will also blow your mind. Honestly, to rate them, it would be: _Lady Vengeance_ _Oldboy_ _Mr. Vengeance_ To be clear, Mr. Vengeance is awesome.. but just not as "fulfilling" as the others. _Lady Vengeance_ is amazing, and this set has the "fade to black" version. Makes you see the movie in a whole different way. If you like any one of these films, buy this set now! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2020 by Mark B.

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