【150422】【消息】《KMHM》DVD突发问题

Many Korean fans of Kill Me Heal Me who pre-ordered the Director's Cut are currently canceling their orders because 1) the Director's Cut Initiative Team had lied about who the distributing company is (they have a bad reputation for butchering the screen resolution of MLFTS on Blu-ray and promised replacements but have postponed shipment to June), 2) the distributor whined about the production cost going up because the director worked too hard on special features, decided on limiting what they will give away as pre-order gifts, and has been hinting that the image quality will be sacrificed for KMHM Director's Cut as well, 3) and the Initiative Team has vanished from the KMHM Gallery, closing down the Team's website, and there are suspicions of them misappropriating funds during the commentary recording. What aggravated the KMHM Gallers (MeMes) the most was that the distributor had told the Initiative Team not to communicate anything about the progress of the Director's Cut production to the fans and blamed things on the director, who was only guilty of being passionate about delivering more of KMHM to the fans.
As the distributor refuses to reveal how many copies of DVD and BD had been pre-ordered, it is uncertain whether the current boycotting effort will do anything to them, but if any of you have ordered the Director's Cut, you should know that there is a chance that the whole deal may get called off. Canceling the pre-order when the payment was made with an international credit card apparently costs a considerable amount of canceling fee.

the goal of the Korean fans is to get MBC to drop the contract with the current distributor and produce the Director's Cut with a different distributor. If the pre-order sale does not reach the minimum figure for them to break even, the deal should be canceled automatically. That's why Korean fans are canceling their orders.
The conventional process of production of Director's Cut DVD/BD in Korea is about fans demanding what they want with a promise of enough sales to break even, and the distributor trying to meet them in realistic ways. In the case of KMHM, the sales went explosively as soon as it was opened even before any of the specifications were decided for the whole package. Thus it seems that the distributor has decided to cut corners and deliver a half-baked product (with poor screen resolution and uninteresting special features or pathetic bonuses nobody wants) without listening to any of the fan demands to maximize their profit, while blaming everything on the director on the surface.
There will be DVDs and BDs released in other countries such as Japan regardless of what happens in Korea. Still, I thought international fans should know what's going on in the off chance somebody managed to order it despite the language barrier.

The company who supposed to selling out all Product was not the one we wanted from The first place. We all got cheated from previous person who charge of. So now we all cancle the dvd and bluray to
We're boycotting the distribution company for DVD and Blu-ray with canceling the order .