We Suck Fansubs

I asked YesAsia to get Popotan so I could buy it from them instead, and they did, so I did. You have to love that level of service. It's backordered, but it costs less than it would have from CDJapan, and it's going to ship for free, and it meant that a CDJapan order that had been waiting on Popotan could ship, so it's all good. Just so you know, a single R2 DVD is enough to make a YesAsia order ship free to the US. (Some are enough to get free shipping to Canada.) Anyways, I've added a sidebar with links to where you can buy DVDs of stuff we've subbed.
On another less pluggy and more ranty note, Korean animation is as cheap on legitimate R3 DVDs as legitimate R1 DVDs are, and they usually come with english subtitles. (While there are often typos, they're not bad enough that even a single sentence will be unintelligible.) [EDIT: Most doesn't mean all. Check that there are english subs before you buy. Remember that Korean versions of non-Korean anime are less likely to have english subtitles, although they will probably still have their original language track.] Region Free DVD players aren't that hard to come across, and if you split the price of a DVD with two or more friends, it costs less to own the movie and watch it together than it would have cost to go to Loews or what have you. (Convenience store popcorn and Coke are cheaper too.) My recommendation in the links section in the sidebar is a good place to start. If you experiment and find something good, do let me know. Please don't support people who rip subbed K-DVDs and release them as their own. And if you do download a rip of a Korean DVD and you like it, I hope you buy it.
It's not like I have any vested interest in Korean animation doing well, but both of the Korean animated films I have seen so far have been great (In fairness, they probably wouldn't have been brought to my attention if they were bad), and I think they deserve a chance to succeed.