
MEI AH (original)

MEI AH (remastered)

HKL (0.04.06)

MEI AH (original)

MEI AH (remastered)

HKL (0.06.40)

MEI AH (original)

MEI AH (remastered)

HKL (0.09.07)

MEI AH (original)

MEI AH (remastered)

HKL (1.28.56)

MEI AH (original)

MEI AH (remastered)

No, Golden Princess made Ringo Lam cut the scene out before the film's HK release as they felt it was too extreme and would certainly have given them a Cat-III. As it stood cuts still had to be made to gain a theatrical II rating. The Mei Ah DVD is actually the Cat-III studio-approved edit, not director's cut, despite the inaccurate lower rating on the cover. The HKL DVD is the same as this, only the music is different.thelostdragon wrote:Also, is there a version out there that has the eyeball scene? I don't know where I have seen it, but I remember that it was years ago when I saw a screenshot or maybe even a trailer with Anthony Wong coming out of the house with an eyeball on a spoon.
Open them in a photo program, resize them and reupload them. Most software will complain you're distorting the aspect ratio just ignore this.Markgway wrote:How do you get the correct size, Tom?
Yes you can. I'll fix them. It will only take 2-3 minutes.Markgway wrote:I can't fix the caps for this film to correct size...
Good question. I don't know as the Old DVD isn't anamorphic so should be a 4:3 not 16:9 ratio. Actually yes they look wrong as the ratio of the actual film doesn't look 1.85/1.78:1.HungFist wrote:So, are my caps correct? (because I'm a tech idiot, too)
We should stick to 404 as that's what most here seem to be using.Tom2681 wrote:@LD:
I don't know. All I know is that 720x450 is not 16/9.
16/9 is 720x404 or 720x405.