My Way

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Overview

Two rival marathon runners find their dreams of competing in the Tokyo Olympics fading after World War II breaks out and they are forced to serve their country. Jun-shik works on a farm owned by Tatsuo's grandfather. An aspiring Olympian, Jun-shik dreams of the day he will win the gold as a marathon runner. But Tatsuo also wants to be an Olympic runner, and he's determined to be the best. When the bombs start to fall and both men are drafted into service, Tatsuo becomes the leader of Jun-shik's unit and hatches ...
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Overview

Two rival marathon runners find their dreams of competing in the Tokyo Olympics fading after World War II breaks out and they are forced to serve their country. Jun-shik works on a farm owned by Tatsuo's grandfather. An aspiring Olympian, Jun-shik dreams of the day he will win the gold as a marathon runner. But Tatsuo also wants to be an Olympic runner, and he's determined to be the best. When the bombs start to fall and both men are drafted into service, Tatsuo becomes the leader of Jun-shik's unit and hatches an ambitious plan to get the upper hand over their enemies. Unfortunately his plot fails, and both men are taken prisoner by the Soviets. Subsequently escaping but torn apart by fate, Tatsuo and Jun-shik later cross paths on the beaches of Normandy, just as the Allies prepare to execute Operation Overlord.
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Special Features

Making of - behind the scenes; Interviews with Jang Dong-Gun and director Kang Je-Kyu; Trailers: international trailer, US theatrical trailer, US home entertainment trailer
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 7/24/2012
  • UPC: 812491012819
  • Original Release: 2011

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  • Source: Well Go Usa
  • Region Code: 1
  • Time: 2:23:00
  • Format: DVD
  • Sales rank: 22,058

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Jô Odagiri , Tatsuo Hasegawa
Jang Dong-gun , Jun-shik Kim
Fan Bingbing Shirai
Technical Credits
Kang Je Gyu Director
Park Gok-ji Editor
Cho Keun-Hyun Production Designer
Lee Mo-gae Cinematographer
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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- My Way
1. I'm Faster Than a Car! [:07]
2. You're Quite the Runner [9:22]
3. Olympic Tryouts [7:35]
4. Retreat! [5:00]
5. The Sniper [6:50]
6. ...An Honorable Death! [5:37]
7. I'd Kill Them All! [7:02]
8. Prison Break [7:20]
9. It's an Attack! [5:58]
10. I'm Anton I Rule Here [8:36]
11. Fight Till One of You Dies [6:52]
12. Execute Him! [7:33]
13. Never Seen a Man Die Before? [:00]
14. Charge! Attack! [6:22]
15. Why Didn't You Kill Me? [8:37]
16. Our Battalion [9:00]
17. Let's Go Home [8:00]
18. Allied Force Attacked! [8:07]
19. End Credits [8:13]
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Menu

Disc #1 -- My Way
   Play Feature
   Scene Selections
   Set Up
      Audio: Original Dolby Digital 5.1
      Audio: Original Dolby Digital 2.0
      Audio: English Dolby Digital 5.1
      Audio: English Dolby Digital 2.0
      English Subitltes - On
      English Subitltes - Of
   Extras
      Making Of
      Interview W/ Jan Dong-Gun and Director Kan Je-Kyu
      Theatrical Trailer
      Home Video Trailer
      International Trailer
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  • Posted October 22, 2012

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    Shocking but true

    The violence meter is pretty much stuck in the red throughout this show, based on two men - one Korean, the other Japanese - who met as rivals in footraces. That competition continued and intensified throughout their teenage years, then came World War II. The Japanese forced Koreans into military duty for the empire, and the Japanese commander shows unrestrained brutality in the midst of a total defeat against a Soviet tank unit. The two are taken prisoner and placed in a camp surrounded by frozen forests, where everyone behaves like a wild dog in an environment that has but one rule: only the strongest live. Again pressed into service (or otherwise executed on the spot), they face the Nazis and are routed, thus ending up on the shores of Normandy on D-Day. It's fascinating that these men were swept up by events beyond their control to go from the Orient to the banks of the English Channel - and that they survived all the hell and depravity of war in battle after battle. The ending carries special weight in its redemptive change, proving that humanity can show goodness even after untold horrors. A landmark historic film with a tremendous budget, but don't try watching this if you can't bear a couple hours of raging violence.

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