Midnight Diner | Blu-ray (Well Go USA)
RELEASE DATE: August 17, 2021
On August 17, 2021, Well Go USA is releasing the Blu-ray for Midnight Diner. The film marks the directorial debut of noted Hong Kong actor Tony Leung Ka Fai (A Better Tomorrow 3), who also plays the lead. The story is based on Shinya Shokudo, a Japanese manga series by Yaro Abe.
The “Midnight Diner” is a small one-man, counter-only restaurant where Master (Leung) serves good food and a comfortable atmosphere. Through the years, people from all over come to the diner to share their story, taste Master’s delicious home cooking, and leave feeling refreshed and full.
Midnight Diner also stars Deng Chao (Shadow), Eddie Peng (Operation Mekong) and Joyce Cheng (Special Female Force).
Don’t miss the Well Go USA-branded Trailer below:
One of the greatest HK actor ever.
Chinese actor…isn’t it?
Born in Hong Kong.
I was wrong. And I agree 100% with you (and no, I’m not being sarcastic).
I love the original, both movie and TV show. I hope this gets a DVD release from WellGo, too.
I love that kind of trailer. Except I’m in my bath, now hungry like a pack of wolves, and I’ve got nothing to eat!!!!
I’m sure this movie will prove one thing: Asian “food movies” are the best in the world! (my No1: Tampopo)
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I would much rather have the original Japanese movies since Netflix refuses to pick them up/release them.
Maybe Well Go USA can’t because the Japanese movie is too pricey (I’ve heard Japanese studios frequently ask too much money for a physical release to be profitable).
Maybe A Hong Kong movie is cheaper and more sellable.
It’s perhaps (if the movie is good) better than nothing, or even better than the original Japanese versions? I haven’t seen ’em yet.