A Millionaire's First Love

Synopsis: Jae-Kyung (Hyun-Bin ) is a tough guy, who is a high school senior,If he turns 19 years means, he could be a millionaire by inheriting his deceased grandfather's wealth. Unfortunately his family lawyer informs Jae-Kyung about the will from his grandfather. In his will grandfather stated he can only become a millionaire after he graduates from Boram High School,a countryside local school. He has no other choice to avoid. Life became worse there and he can't use his money or make friends. In his class, he meets Eun-Hwan (Lee Yeon-Hee)a pretty girl. She's some kind of different from others. Things change Jae-Kyung's mind and became close to their new friends. Eventually he fell in love with Eun-Hwan and things become strong after he knows about her secrets.
 
IMDB:
7.3
Year:
2006
116 min
395 Views


What's the time limit

on a wounded heart?

I suppose nothing lasts forever.

In the 60's, while the world

restlessly searched for meaning...

I lived in an isolated shell.

Until one fateful day.

On December 10th, 1968...

broad daylight on a street in Tokyo.

It happened in seconds.

No one was hurt.

HATSU-KOI (FIRST LOVE)

Don't you want to call anyone?

Not necessarily a parent.

Call a friend or a sibling,

if you want.

We're concerned about you.

Well...

there's no one to call.

She's my daughter's age.

A guy tried to assault her...

yet she won't tell anyone.

Let it go.

The girl wasn't hurt.

Yeah, but she shows

no emotion at all.

Shinjuku, Tokyo

Auntie?

What?

Extend my curfew.

Why?

I turned 16 today.

Oh.

She's a bit young to be

staying out at night.

Well, she gets that

from her mother.

No doubt.

While the passage means

"maidens who exult in life"...

it also alludes to life being as

ephemeral as a flower.

A venerable temple

may appear ageless.

But eventually, it too

will erode.

You again?

Stop dawdling and come in.

Found you a cute

high school girl.

Where?

Come.

What? No interview?

When I came, you grilled me

for hours.

That's because you're obnoxious.

Well, Ryo?

Do as you like.

I'll do it.

Sit.

What do you want, child?

Well?

Say something.

I don't want to be an adult.

You pass.

Right, Ryo?

Play this record.

Art Blakey.

You came.

Relax. Take a seat.

Hear about Ryo?

No, what?

A photographerwants

him as a model.

How much?

What!?

What have you got to lose?

I say go for it.

Who asked you?

Don't you have a show to do?

Get back to work.

Fine...

I'm going.

But it's a good offer.

You should think about it.

We'll be at your show tomorrow.

Wanna come along?

You here alone?

This theater group is only

six months old.

Yuka's their star.

She's a pretty women

but a little strong-headed.

Yuka

As forthe others...

Tetsu

Tetsu's a fighter.

He'll take on anyone,

even gangsters and police.

Yasu

Yasu's in high school like you.

He's in charge of comic relief.

He'll even laugh through

Yuka's tirades.

Ryo! Where've you been lately?

That's our leader, Ryo.

Ryo

Real ladies' man...

from strippers to housewives.

He looks dangerous but...

he's a softie at heart.

People gravitate to him.

And I'm Takeshi.

Down with the US-Japan

Security Treaty!

I demonstrate with college students

Takeshi

but I'm still cramming to get in.

Still gets me chicks, though.

I'm secretly an aspiring writer.

I plan to make it big someday.

Let's march!

That's my story.

What's yours?

You seem to have one but...

It's starting.

Beyond recollection...

dreams of Xanadu!

Crossroads of fate...

a plaintive lullaby!

And then there's Kishi,

the oddball.

He hangs out because

he's pals with Ryo.

But he doesn't do much.

No stealing, no protesting.

Cast yourwarm light

upon the blind!

Let's split.

What a dog!

Look who's talking.

You picked them up, Ryo.

Remember?

No, I don't.

All I remember is she was

gorgeous last night.

What'd you do last night?

Drank alcohol, cold medicine...

smoked some pot.

Then I felt tired,

so I dropped acid.

That explains the girl.

Hey.

Sorry. Did I wake you?

I'll call you.

Sure you will.

Here.

Eat something.

Thank you.

She is gorgeous.

Yeah.

Ryo?

Is that you?

Hey!

Shut up.

That's no way to talk

to your mother.

Drunk again?

What if I am?

Why don't men ever come home?

Maybe they're busy.

Ryo's at it again.

Tetsu broke it up but...

Why don't any of you evertry

to stop him? You, too, Kishi.

What's the point?

Ryo's always upset after

seeing his mom.

Misuzu...

Don't you remember me?

You're my brother.

Listen... if you're ever in trouble,

give me a call.

But don't come to the "B."

Hey.

Catching a flick?

How was it?

I don't remember.

You're a strange one.

Ryo says it's a good film.

Do you go often?

Movies.

Occasionally.

Where do you get the money to watch

movies and hang out at the "B"?

Is yourfamily rich?

No.

Then do you steal it?

Hey, I'm only kidding, all right?

It doesn't matter.

I live at my uncle's.

Dad died when I was a kid.

Mom took my brother and vanished.

Abandoned, huh?

Everyone at the "B" pretty

much has the same story.

Ryo's late.

Yeah.

If you're falling for him,

you're wasting yourtime.

Ooh, very nasty, Yuka.

Is this a catfight?

Hearthat, Kishi?

Yeah.

What a stick-in-the-mud.

That's why no one likes

Tokyo U. students. No fun.

What's wrong?

Where's Ryo?

Arrested.

What!?

The cops busted up a fight

he got in with some punks.

He got tagged.

-Why didn't you help?

- I tried.

They didn't give a sh*t about me.

They targeted him.

What'll happen?

I have no idea.

Jail, I guess.

Kishi!

Where you going?

Out.

Ryo's going to jail and

he doesn't care?

Then promise me this.

Stop causing trouble

foryourfather.

We'll see.

This is the last time.

Why are you here?

Worried about Ryo?

It's okay.

But he's going to jail.

I heard some people saying the

police won't press charges.

He'll be out tomorrow.

Really?

Yeah. Don't worry.

Go home.

Yodobashi precinct, I think.

Ryo! You know who Ryo is!

Forget it!

No luck?

Ryo!

What's up?

Seen a ghost?

How'd you get out?

-Yeah, how?

- Prison break?

You had us worried.

Bring beer!

No, whiskey!

Whiskey!

Go pour us some.

Yuka's crying.

F*** you.

How many glasses?

Just bring a bunch.

The metropolitan expressway

is open to traffic.

This should relieve some congestion

on surface roads.

Thank you, Twiggy.

If women went on strike,

the revolution would die.

Why?

If women stopped putting out,

men would lose the will to fight.

Men are pitiful.

You sure are.

You sound like Yuka.

Hey, you!

Hold it!

You're in high school, right?

This is no place foryou.

Where do you live?

Get back here!

Stop!

Hold it right there!

Misuzu!

This way!

In here!

Come on.

Don't move.

I could've sworn she was here.

I'll swing around from

the other side.

Careful, mister!

Sorry!

What happened?

Are you all right?

She's gone.

Let's check this way.

Hurry!

Hey! The coast is clear!

Misuzu?

You're pretty stacked.

What? Misuzu didn't fall for

lover-boy's charm?

She's still 17. Hasn't yet developed

an eye for handsome men.

Ryo?

You want kids?

I'm not asking you to marry me.

My folks want to fix me up with

someone wealthy.

The family business went bust.

But if we were to...

Wait!

Say something.

You want me to say,

"Don't go through with it."

Forget it.

Make your own decisions.

Wait!

Let go of me!

What's your problem?

Don't run away!

Say something!

How about... if you get married,

let's have an affair?

F*** you!

It's cold.

Like bikes?

Wanna learn how to ride?

"Kashiwada Motors"

Hello.

You brought a girl with you?

What a pleasant surprise...

Cute, huh?

Yes... but not really my type.

Can you teach her how

to ride a motorcycle?

You're not teaching me, Kishi?

Did I say that?

Thanks!

Wait!

What?

Don't like that outfit?

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