TVXQ! The 2nd Asia Tour Concert "O"

February. 23,2007      
Rating:
7.5
Trailer Synopsis Cast

TVXQ! kicked off their second Asian tour "O" at Seoul's Olympic Park Stadium on February 23, 2007. Tickets for the concert sold out immediately with a record-setting number of audience members for any concert held in 2007. Making a full transition from boys to men, TVXQ! enthralled their Seoul fans with their captivating on-stage charisma and refined maturity, dishing out familiar hits such as You're My Miracle, I Wanna Hold You, and HUG. In addition to electrifying live performances and spectacular stage production, each member of TVXQ got a chance to demonstrate their individual skills with U-Know's self-penned song Spokesman featuring Super Junior's Dong Hae, Micky's sweet interpretation of Brian McKnight's One Last Cry, Xiah's own amped-up number My Page, Hero's heartfelt delivery of Flower's Crying, and Max's gripping rendition of Extreme's When I First Kissed You.

Max Changmin as  Self
Jung Yun-ho as  Self
Kim Jae-joong as  Self
Kim Jun-su as  Self
Park Yoo-chun as  Self

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Reviews

Raetsonwe
2007/02/23

Redundant and unnecessary.

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PodBill
2007/02/24

Just what I expected

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Bergorks
2007/02/25

If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

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Bumpy Chip
2007/02/26

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

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