Jet Li's Fearless: R1US/R2UK/R4 cut vs R3HK cut (SPOILERS)

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Mark wrote:...that international version was prepared by Yu after the rushed HK release?
Can you show me the article that says that the US cut was edited by Yu himself ? I must've missed that one. :)

Next week we'll get the director's cut.
-If it turns out to be an extended version of the "Western Cut", then you'll be right.
-If it turns out to be an extended version of the HK cut then I'll be right.

I can't wait (to be right :D ).

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tom2681 wrote: Next week we'll get the director's cut.
-If it turns out to be an extended version of the "Western Cut", then you'll be right.
-If it turns out to be an extended version of the HK cut then I'll be right.
Or it could be edited radically different to either cut and you'll both be pwned.
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EvaUnit02 wrote:
tom2681 wrote: Next week we'll get the director's cut.
-If it turns out to be an extended version of the "Western Cut", then you'll be right.
-If it turns out to be an extended version of the HK cut then I'll be right.
Or it could be edited radically different to either cut and you'll both be pwned.
LOL @ EVA
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Post by saltysam »

does anyone feel this film is not that good.?it's decent,and it's a keeper but no classic imo on my 2nd viewing.
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It's my third favourite Jet film, behind Danny the Dog and Fist of Legend.
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thought the once upon a time series were much better than Fearless tbh.
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I was very impressed with Fearless.
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The fight scenes were good, the plot was cliched and trite.
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Just sampled the UK dvd, and yeah opening with the wushu is not there, one thing that Tom didn't add which I found was a nice touch in the mainland version was that in the fights early on, it actually told you who the fighter was, well it did in my version, yet the western version doesn't.

Not a great deal, but it was a nice touch.
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slasher13 wrote:Just sampled the UK dvd, and yeah opening with the wushu is not there, one thing that Tom didn't add which I found was a nice touch in the mainland version was that in the fights early on, it actually told you who the fighter was, well it did in my version, yet the western version doesn't.

Not a great deal, but it was a nice touch.
Like we really needed to know the name of the anonymous European fencing guy.
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Post by romerojpg »

Looks like I wont bother with any of them, I hate it when this crap happens :roll: make one version, not 73! will just pick up the directors cut instead.
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I'm currently watching the DC.
Sounds like Eva was right. Completely new cut.

Starts with a modern-day Michelle Yeoh scene. :o

EDIT: the DC contains many shots that were removed for the western cut (this is great news).
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Just finished watching this. There are a few shots removed from the DC (like the end of the fight with the Thai boxer), but overall I prefer this cut.
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Huh? This IS the DC :?
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Post by tom2681 »

He probably meant:
There are a few shots removed in the DC
Expect a new thread to pop up tonight. I'll clean up the other ones as well.
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No, there are shots in the TC that are NOT in the DC.
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Post by grim_tales »

Thanks Tom/LD :) I see now.
I havent received my copy yet unfortunately (slight shipping delay).
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thelostdragon wrote:No, there are shots in the TC that are NOT in the DC.
I guess they really "were" deleted (i.e - superfluous) scenes then. Any good ones?
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