MOVIE: The Tower (exquisitely subtitled)

If, like us, you’re a diehard fan of “Die Hard,” the new American Christmas movie, it might be welcome news to you that the Koreans took on that challenge and raised the stakes. This is a fabulous movie. Available at Amazon Prime.




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