Film Review

tittle:

Mr.Go

Director:

Kim Yong-Hwa

Setting:

Korea

Theme:

Unconditional Love

Screen Play:

Yong-hwa Kim

Musical Scoring:

The movie's theme song "Bye" was sung by Kim Tae-yeon, a member of Girls' Generation. Composed by music director Lee Jae-hak, "Bye" had a Korean version and a Chinese version.[15] The score was recorded by the Hollywood Symphony Orchestra at Sony Pictures' Scoring Stage in Los Angeles, CA.

Cinematography:

Jeon Dae-seong

Park Hyeon-cheol

Producers:

Victor Choung ... producer

Yeong-man Heo ... creative producer

Mickey Kim ... co-producer

Nam-gyu Kim ... creative producer

Yong-hwa Kim ... producer

Sung-june Park ... producer

Jang-hyun Son ... co-producer.

Characters:

 Xu Jiao - Wei Wei

 Sung Dong-il - Sung Chung-su

 Kim Kang-woo – Doosan

 Bears general manager

 Kim Eung-soo - Korea Baseball

 Organization commissioner

 Byun Hee-bong - Weiwei's grandfather

 Kim Hee-won - Lin Xiaogang,

 loan shark

 Jung In-gi – Secretary

 Jo Jae-yoon – Doctor

 Lee Joon-hyuk – Zeroz

 Kim Jung-tae - Rival club general manager

 Kim Heung-rae - Mr. Go

 Cha Jong-ho - Gang member

 Joe Odagiri – Owner of Chunichi Dragons (cameo)

 Kim Jung-eun - Television talk show host (cameo)

 Ma Dong-seok - Baseball commentator (cameo)

 Kim Sung-ju - Himself (cameo)

Plot:

a. Rising action:

Wei-wei, a 15-year old circus ringmaster of a falling troupe in China, is left behind an insurmountable debt when her grandfather dies in the Great Sichuan Earthquake. The only family/friend she can depend on is a forty-five year old "baseball playing gorilla" named Ling-ling.

b. Climax

When a loan shark threatens to sell Ling-ling and the circus kids to cover the debt, Wei-wei has no choice but to allow Ling-ling to be scouted by the materialistic sports agent Sung Chung-su to play in the Korean Baseball League. Despite the skeptical of the professional baseball society, Sung Chung-su...