Content:
As the most costly domestic production to date, one wonders if the movie Musa, loosely based on an incident in Korean history, is really worth it.
The epic scale of this Korean-language drama is undeniably impressive, but efforts to lend authenticity to the story drag it out too long. The film is set 600 years ago in China, where Korean soldiers, dispatched as diplomats to the Ming dynasty, are regarded as spies and are not given the diplomatic immunity that is their due. Their lives threatened, they have no recourse but to return to their beloved homeland. They are ambushed during their flight by Yuan dynasty soldiers, and only a handful survive.
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Musa, The Warrior[VCD] (Date: 2003-08-01)
Price($):
HK$39(US$)
Publisher:Modern Audio
Screen: 1.33:1
No of Disk: 2
Region Code: All
Languages: Cantonese,Korean
Subtitle: Chinese(Traditional), English
Audio: Mono
Video: NTSC
Musa, The Warrior (China Version)[DVD] (Date: 2003-07-17)
Price($):
HK$54(US$)
Publisher:Guang Dong Audio & Visual Co Ltd
No of Disk: 1
Screen: 1.33:1
Region Code: All
Subtitle: Chinese(Traditional),Chinese(Simplified)
Audio: Dolby Digital
Languages: Korean,Mandarin
Video: PAL
Musa, The Warrior[DVD] (Date: 2003-08-01)
Price($):
HK$49(US$)
Publisher:Modern Audio
No of Disk: 1
Screen: 1.78:1
Duration: 130 Mins
Region Code: All
Languages: Cantonese,Korean
Subtitle: Chinese(Traditional), Chinese(Simplified), English
Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1,DTS,Surround
Rating: III
Video: NTSC,DVD-9