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(176) 9.1 2018

Twiceland is a movie starring Na-yeon Im, Mina Sharon Myoui, and Momo Hirai. The girl group Twice's big-screen film is the movie version of their world tour 'Twiceland Zone 2: Fantasy Park'.

Starring: Mina Sharon Myoui, Na-yeon Im, Chae-Young Son, Momo Hirai

Genres: Documentary, Music

Director: Jin-young Park

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary, Music
Director	Jin-young Park
Stars	Mina Sharon Myoui, Na-yeon Im, Chae-Young Son, Momo Hirai
Country	South Korea
Description	The girl group Twice's big-screen film is the movie version of their world tour 'Twiceland Zone 2: Fantasy Park'.

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Friday, 28 Aug 2020 21:38

A truly fascinating documentary about the 80s, and what I imagine a lot of people feel is a bygone era. The music was all right, the film was well done and a little dated, but that's the way it was. The rock music was pretty good, especially Queen and Led Zeppelin. I especially liked "Dazed and Confused" and "Whole Lotta Love". The documentary was a little misleading in my opinion. I don't think anyone ever really saw themselves in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In the end I think the point is lost, and the viewers get more confused than anything else.

Saturday, 15 Aug 2020 13:09

This documentary is a must see for anyone who is a fan of Trance. It's interesting to see what Trance was doing at the time and it really does an amazing job showing what Trance was like. Some of the interviews were some of the most interesting and thought provoking you will ever hear. Some of the artists interviewed are not familiar to me and this documentary really does get you to know them better. I will admit that it was hard for me to get through the first two hours of the documentary, but I am glad that I watched it. It definitely made me more aware of what Trance was all about. Some of the interviewees are a bit of a pain to watch. There are some really funny ones that are not really part of the main part of the documentary. Still, it's an interesting documentary and a must see for any Trance fan.

Friday, 14 Aug 2020 05:51

This documentary is a fine one, giving us a fairly comprehensive look at the psychedelic scene from both a personal and artistic point of view. The film offers a lot of information about the band, the location, the characters, and the hippies in general. I would say it is better than the documentary "Pegasus: The Life and Death of Kurt Cobain", but the film is still rather cliche and contains too many celebrities (though the interviews with Kurt Cobain are very interesting). I would recommend it as an excellent introduction to the psychedelic scene, but it is also a good way to gain some understanding of the musicians involved in the scene.

Sunday, 09 Aug 2020 12:27

I'm a huge fan of electronica and indie music. I've been listening to all the artists involved with this project since the beginning. I was really excited to see the final product. The music is truly amazing. The writing is spot on. I've been a big fan of them for a long time and I really want to see more music from them. I am a huge fan of electronica and indie music and this was just a beautiful experience. I highly recommend this to anyone who enjoys music. It was a really fun experience. I hope this was a success and I'm looking forward to more!

Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 23:41

Although it is a little obvious, this film does a wonderful job of trying to portray what it's like to be a musician, a classical musician, or an electronic musician. While the images are beautiful and the sound is amazing, it's the story that gets the most mileage out of this video. This is the story of the development of a young electronic musician's career. From his humble beginnings in a small town in the 1980's to a "big city" success, this film shows the way that young electronic musicians are making their mark in today's society. The music is superb, the interviews are well done, and the emotions and dialogue are very realistic. The story of a young musician in America is a rare one. In this day and age, a lot of people are working to make it in this "business" and so it is important that we get to know the stories of the musicians who make it happen. In a lot of ways, the video is a bit like the biography that we often see in American History films. In this case, it's not "You have to be a genius to make it in the business" but it's "You have to be a genius to make it in this business". It's an interesting story, and it's wonderful to see how one man's passion for music can transform his life. It's also interesting to see how musicians are now "so close to the stars" and we get to see how they are becoming more and more professional, which is amazing to see. This film is one of the best I've seen on the electronic music industry.

Monday, 27 Jul 2020 13:29

I'm just going to say it, if you are going to see this movie, make sure you have a good sound system and surround sound. It would have been much better if they had. This movie is a lot of fun. The music, the costumes, the cinematography, the action. I thought the actors were great and the movie was totally enjoyable. The main characters were really great. I have to admit, the main character was a little annoying. But I guess that's just how they wanted you to feel. The ending was very good. They didn't do anything that was impossible to guess, so it was a great ending. The actors were amazing. I just loved the music. I can't believe they didn't make a sequel. I'm going to go and see it again. It was worth the price of the ticket.

Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 14:30

This documentary is absolutely brilliant. It is a combination of music, interviews, and pictures of the bands in concert, plus a little bit of history about the band and its history. I would recommend this documentary to anyone, as it is a must see for any fan of the band. I have seen it 3 times now and I am so happy I went to see it, it is a must see for any fan of the band.

Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 06:49

I was an extra on this film, and i have to say i was really surprised. It was filmed very well, with excellent cinematography and acting. There were some scenes that were quite sad, and i found myself shaking my head at some points. The one thing that i found hard to believe was the acting of some of the younger people. Some of them didn't even look like they were teenagers. But overall this was a good film and i recommend it to anyone.

Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 19:12

It's not often that a film is able to move me as well as this one. There are two parts to this film. The first half is the story of two young women who are in a relationship. It's told from their point of view and is much more accessible. The second half is their story as a bunch of white musicians from a church group are going to see an opening of a music festival. The film features great footage from the first half, which I think is the most entertaining part. The music in the second half is awesome. It's not a great movie by any means, but it's a great love story and is well worth seeing.

Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 00:04

The movie chronicles the making of this movie from beginning to end. I found it a little disjointed. There were several scenes that had no point. For example, the scene in which they are at the bar. They are talking about "creating a movie". Then, the girl looks up and asks "did you just talk about creating a movie?" And they reply "yes" and then they start talking about a thing that I could not follow, and then they are going to do it. Also, one of the people says something about "making a real movie", but when he is talking about creating a real movie, he has no idea what he is talking about. Other than that, the movie was entertaining, although I have seen better. I am still thinking about the movie. And if you haven't seen this movie, I suggest you do so.

Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 12:28

The Dark Side of "Stevie" is a film about the life and times of the legendary recording artist Stevie Wonder. Not a lot of information is actually given about the musician, but much of it is presented in a matter-of-fact way. The film is a love story and as such the music is practically non-existent. It is rather a musical about the story of Wonder's life and career. It has the feel of a documentary, but that doesn't mean it is not a good documentary. For me it is a compelling tale of a legend, which I found both entertaining and enlightening. It is entertaining because the film has a charm to it that makes it feel like a documentary. The acting in the film is fine, but the songs are mostly left out of the film. The film doesn't focus on the music in any real way, but rather on the people, the experiences and the ups and downs. I liked the fact that the film left out a lot of the time Wonder spent with his wife. As a fan of Wonder I was a little disappointed that the film didn't mention her, but as a film it was actually a good move. As a documentary it is a very good choice. I found it interesting how the film focused on a lot of the difficulties Wonder had with his career and family, while never really giving much in-depth explanation as to why Wonder was such a great artist. The film is an interesting and entertaining story, but it is mostly told in a matter-of-fact way. It is not very much about the musician, but more about his life and how he lived it. The performances are mostly good, especially the ones by the singer/songwriter Walter Becker and the singer/songwriter Bobby Whitlock. Overall, a good documentary about a legend and a good documentary about a man and his life.

Danielle Bowman

Tuesday, 05 May 2020 10:48

I'm a huge fan of Weird Al. I'm also a HUGE fan of the documentary series. It's always the same thing, even if the different episodes are sometimes the same thing. A documentary about the making of a movie that's directed by the director himself, is a fascinating look at how he makes it. This one's a little different though. For one, it's done on a personal level, so it's about the man behind the camera rather than the man behind the microphone. Al does talk about his past and how he was motivated to do this. It's also mostly about the acting. We get to see his children, he talks about his struggles in the industry, and he talks about the directing of the movie. It's a pretty intimate look at the director and how he made the film. We also get to hear about the recording sessions for the film, and how Al got started. It's a fun documentary, and it's fun to see how he comes up with the ideas for his films. There are plenty of fun facts, but you have to pay attention to be a fan of Al. You have to be a fan of the filmmaker to understand his work. You have to understand the process of making a film and the problems he had with the script. It's not a documentary about how Al makes his movies, it's a documentary about him making his movies. But the most fun part is watching his family, and the family that makes up his life. It's a great documentary about Al and his family. He's an awesome director, and the most important thing for him is his family. But his family is just the thing that keeps him grounded. He's a very talented man, but he doesn't need the money to be a successful man. He needs the love and the love of his family to make him feel like he's still alive. It's a great story, and it's great to see his family and see his creative process, but I wish that we had seen more of the acting in the documentary. We could have seen more of the making of the movie and seen how the film came to be. But I'm glad that we got to hear some of the fun facts about his family and the director, and the process of making the film. It's fun, it's informative, and it's entertaining. I'd recommend it for fans of Al, and fans of the making of the film. It's a great documentary, but it's not the most important part. I'd recommend it for fans of the film and for fans of Al. I think it's worth watching.

Monday, 04 May 2020 11:43

This documentary is absolutely excellent, I was surprised to see it on Netflix. I've never heard of the band before watching it but have to say that it has the best music video I've ever seen. It's definitely not for kids, but the music and the story are awesome and well worth it.

Saturday, 02 May 2020 23:16

I had the chance to see this film at the 2012 NAMM film festival in Anaheim, CA. This is a documentary about a band that was on the verge of breaking up. The film shows how the band had the potential to become one of the best bands in the world, but the band never really got the chance to do that. The band's manager was in charge of the band, but he never really cared about the band. The band was not taken seriously by the music industry, and they just stopped writing songs. This film shows the band's journey of growing up, and how the band tried to reach out to the music industry, but never really got a chance. The band's manager really didn't care about the band, and the manager actually wanted to be the band's manager. This film really shows how the band really tried to reach out to the music industry, but it never got a chance to do that. I really liked this film, and it's one that I recommend to any fan of music.

Friday, 01 May 2020 12:59

I have just seen this film for the first time. The acting and cinematography is fantastic. I can't wait to see it again. If you are looking for a real insight into the music scene then this film is for you. The story of the band and the drugs, the drugs, the drugs. It really shows how much people were into drugs and the effects it had on their lives. The film is not a documentary but more of a personal view of the band and how it affected them. The music is amazing and I think that the people who made the music are the ones who should get the credit for the music and not the drug and alcohol addicted people. I really hope this film gets the recognition it deserves.

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