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Monstar TV Series Box Set (Limited Edition) (9discs/region3)
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Price: US$149.98
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Product Information
| Director: | Kim Won-Seok(b) |
| Country of Origin: | South Korea |
| Genre: | TV, Drama, Musical, Juvenile |
| Language: | Korean |
| Subtitle: | no available |
| Sound: | Dolby Digital 2.0 |
| Release Date: | Dec 19, 2013 |
| Publisher: | CJ Entertainment |
| Product Made In: | South Korea |
| Aspect Ratio: | 16:9 |
| Case: | Box Set |
Runtime: 959mins
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Product Details
Script Book for All Episodes includes
Special Features:
- Interview
- Commentary
- Reading
- Gosa
- Song Practicing
- Teaser
- Performance
- Deleted Scenes
- Music Clip
- Making 1,2,3,4
Special Features:
- Interview
- Commentary
- Reading
- Gosa
- Song Practicing
- Teaser
- Performance
- Deleted Scenes
- Music Clip
- Making 1,2,3,4
About Monstar TV Series
Broadcast: May 17, 2013 ~ August 2, 2013
Episodes: 12
From the director of Sungkyunkwan Scandal, Mnet/tvN series Monstar offers a music-themed look at high school that endearingly captures the friendship, romance, rivalries, dreams, insecurities and awkwardness of youth. BEAST's Yong Jun Hyung makes his acting debut in the leading role of Yoon Seol Chan, the lead vocalist of the top boy band Men in Black. After causing trouble with his bad temper, the misunderstood hero is placed on probation and sent back to school, where he meets a quirky girl (breakout newcomer actress Ha Yeon Soo) who crushes his ego and flutters his heart. Together with a ragtag group of fellow misfits and outcasts, they form the underdog school band Color Bar and gradually open up to friendship and the changes and challenges of adolescence.
Seol-chan, a member of Korea's most popular K-pop boy band Men in Black, is provoked into pushing one of his crazy fans, and when that goes viral, his reputation plummets. As damage control, his agency tells him to quietly attend school for a while. Meanwhile, Se-yi, a new transfer student from New Zealand, draws attention in the school for both her talent and oddness. Misunderstandings occur between Seol-chan, Se-yi, and their other classmates. But in the midst of all the chaos, these students find a common interest which connects them to each other: music. Every character has his or her own untold stories, which have had significant impact in their lives. But as they gather together to sing and play the music they love, they learn to soothe the pain inside them, and to open each of their souls.
Episodes: 12
From the director of Sungkyunkwan Scandal, Mnet/tvN series Monstar offers a music-themed look at high school that endearingly captures the friendship, romance, rivalries, dreams, insecurities and awkwardness of youth. BEAST's Yong Jun Hyung makes his acting debut in the leading role of Yoon Seol Chan, the lead vocalist of the top boy band Men in Black. After causing trouble with his bad temper, the misunderstood hero is placed on probation and sent back to school, where he meets a quirky girl (breakout newcomer actress Ha Yeon Soo) who crushes his ego and flutters his heart. Together with a ragtag group of fellow misfits and outcasts, they form the underdog school band Color Bar and gradually open up to friendship and the changes and challenges of adolescence.
Seol-chan, a member of Korea's most popular K-pop boy band Men in Black, is provoked into pushing one of his crazy fans, and when that goes viral, his reputation plummets. As damage control, his agency tells him to quietly attend school for a while. Meanwhile, Se-yi, a new transfer student from New Zealand, draws attention in the school for both her talent and oddness. Misunderstandings occur between Seol-chan, Se-yi, and their other classmates. But in the midst of all the chaos, these students find a common interest which connects them to each other: music. Every character has his or her own untold stories, which have had significant impact in their lives. But as they gather together to sing and play the music they love, they learn to soothe the pain inside them, and to open each of their souls.
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