A Millionaire's First Love Page #2

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
388 Views


It's not that.

Well, it looks good on you.

Go ahead and try that bike out.

Release the clutch and go. Afterthat,

it's no different than a bicycle.

Got it?

Yes but...

But?

I've never ridden a bicycle.

Well, just give it a shot.

Don't rev it that much!

Oh my.

Change gears.

Wild!

Yeah! Check it out!

Powerto the people!

Yasu!

Back off!

Yasu, look out!

Let him go!

You must disperse!

This is an unlawful assembly!

Yuka!

Please disperse!

You are in violation of

traffic regulations!

If you do not disperse,

you will be removed.

Damn that Yasu.

He may neverwalk again.

Those pigs!

It was a lynching!

Can we sue?

You serious?

We can't win.

So we do nothing?

Stop griping and take them

to court then!

I'm not flush with cash!

I ain't rich like you.

Where's Takeshi?

He went berserk and

joined the radicals.

Yuka's home rehabilitating.

Misuzu?

Free tomorrow?

The radicals must be kept from

joining forces.

Our goverment merely wags

it's tail forthe U.S.

It's not what you think.

I have to talk to you in private.

Come in.

What's wrong?

Sit down.

Misuzu...

you can't repeat this

to anyone.

Even the "B" gang.

Got it?

Don't worry.

I don't talk much anyway.

True.

Can you drive a car?

Yes.

No license, though.

How about one you've

never driven before.

Sure.

The old man has me drive

many different cars.

I see.

I hate authority, too, you know...

just as much as the others.

I could throw stones and bricks.

But that won't hurt

those in power.

We've got to use our heads.

You have a plan?

Yes... I do.

Misuzu...

I need your help.

Will you?

I need you.

What?

But why?

Why me?

You're a women.

And you can drive

but have no license.

That's a plus.

That's all?

That's all.

Wait, maybe we should forget it.

Okay.

I'll do it.

I've never been told

I was needed before.

If you say you need me...

I'll do it.

What's wrong?

Get in.

Here's the plan.

We have 2 months...

little time.

We'll be robbing a carthat's

transporting a lot of cash.

Toshiba factory bonuses.

We'll hit the car at 9:10

on December 10th.

You'll be dressed as a cop

on a police motorcycle.

Motorcycle?

Yes. That's yourtarget.

A black Cederic.

License plate "5-6648".

The vehicle leaves at 9:09.

Like clockwork.

There'll be three men

in the car.

The chief's in the back seat.

At 8:
10, you'll drive to Fuchu.

A bike will be waiting.

Get there by 8:
55.

At 9:
02, you'll depart on the bike

disquised as a policeman.

At 9:
08, await the car's arrival

outside Fuchu Prison.

The carwill take this route.

Go south on this highway.

Then turn right before the prison.

Once past the prison,

the factory is close by.

The road here sees no traffic

and very few pedestrians.

That's yourtarget point.

This is where you'll wait.

There!

Here's where you'll

stop the car.

A bomb threat will be sent to

the bank in advance.

You're highway patrol.

They'll stop foryou.

Then you say, "You're with the

"The home of a branch head

was bombed. You're in danger."

"Please step outside."

As you speak,

attach a flare to the car.

Get in and drive to the Kokubun Temple.

I'll be waiting there.

Listen carefully.

If even one man refuses to leave

the vehicle, you must abort.

In that case, say,

"Thank you foryour cooperation."

And come to me.

Don't take any chances.

That's it.

Easier said than done, I know.

I can do it.

You sure?

You don't have to.

If it's too much.

It's not.

Okay.

Then we're set.

We go ahead.

What's wrong? You're the one

who said it had to be me.

So I did.

Then try to look happier.

Okay.

I kind of like it.

It adds character.

You think?

It makes leaving here

easier, though.

- Maybe we...

- Don't say it!

I'm going to my folks.

Say goodbye to everyone.

Yuka!

Let's have that affair, okay?

Pull over!

Park back there.

We were here yesterday.

Don't tell me you forgot.

This is a critical point.

You ready forthis?

Yes!

I just didn't recognize

this building.

You've a bad sense of direction.

Or maybe it's your memory.

How'd you get by?

I'm sorry if I'm not as smart

as you are.

Forgive me.

I'll think about it.

Are you... having your period?

What an a**hole!

-A**hole!

-All right!

Take it easy! That hurts!

All right, already!

What's wrong?

You look bummed.

Sleep!

Take some drugs.

Radicals have blown up

a branch manager's home.

This car may be booby-trapped.

Good. That'll work.

Well, of course!

We still have a month to

work together.

I'm not at all worried.

You realize you'll be on your own

during the real thing.

I know.

Really?

lt'll be your call.

What if there's construction?

Oryour bike breaks down?

A lot can happen, you know.

I know.

Fine.

If all goes well...

what'll we do then?

You return to your studies.

And you?

Going somewhere?

For a while.

Of course.

I won't see you again

afterwards, will I?

That's not true.

You will.

Liar.

Known Kishi long?

Ever since he was a child.

What was he like?

You'd best ask him.

You taught him to ride, too?

I guess so.

He learned fast.

Why doesn't he ride now?

Hold this.

He got injured.

Can't grip the clutch.

An accident?

Atussle with the riot police.

Some injuries never heal.

Hey.

Just you?

Yeah.

What's up?

You look down.

No.

I'm fine.

Misuzu?

Why come here anymore?

Everyone's gone.

I'll be gone, too.

Where are you going?

Nowhere.

I thought I'd get some work.

What is it?

You okay?

Somehow... I get the feeling

I won't see you?

Don't be silly.

Just call and I'll come running.

She hasn't been by.

I'm asking too much of her.

Nothing comes easy.

Still, you appear relieved

somehow.

Shall we call it off?

- Look, Misuzu...

-No.

I'm doing this.

Cold?

No.

Hey.

What?

Can we sit here a bit longer?

Sure.

December 10th... rain.

But rain or shine, we go ahead.

"Only partners in crime

share eternal secrets."

"I believe in you."

There's still time.

I won't make it!

Now nothing will change.

No way.

Pull over!

Stop!

Radicals have blown up

a branch manager's home.

This car may be "boogy"-trapped.

Please step out while I inspect

the vehicle.

The carwas checked this morning.

There was nothing out of the ordinary.

Could be underthe car.

Get out of the car! Hurry!

Here! I've found it!

Move away from the car!

Hurry!

You okay?

I goofed a line.

I said "boogy"-trapped

instead of"booby-trapped."

You think it worked?

Of course.

Change clothes.

The old man's here?

Hurry.

Here's an update on

the roadside robbery.

Authorities have serial numbers for

some of the stolen bills...

including 2,000 newly-minted

The police are making the numbers

public in hopes of a quick arrest.

Extra police have been mobilized to

conduct a house-to-house search.

This is big news.

Pleased?

I'm not sure, but it's just

like you said.

Yeah.

Misuzu... pick one.

What?

A villa.

My present to you.

Okay... that one.

The A-frame.

Let's get out of here.

Don't worry.

These homes are all vacant now.

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