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new police story coming to region 1....
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saltysam
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new police story coming to region 1....
specs could be wrong but english dub with cantonese subtitles
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thelostdragon
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Yes... Jackie Chan commentaries are a rarity. Even on HK discs, so it's not due to his bad English (which has become really good IMO).
The JC commentary on the Columbia/Tristar DVD release of "Georgeous" is the only reason why I bought this cut version of the film. IIRC there are also a few scenes in it that are not in the HK cut. But lucky I have the HK disc as well. Love Stephen Chow's guest appearance in it.
The DVD of "Shanghai Noon" also features him on the commentary along with Owen Wilson and director Tom Dey. However, he isn't sitting with them in the studio which they mention during the commentary. The scenes he comments on are played from a recording as he was busy with shooting "The Accidental Spy" in Korea. He has some interesting stories to share, though.
The JC commentary on the Columbia/Tristar DVD release of "Georgeous" is the only reason why I bought this cut version of the film. IIRC there are also a few scenes in it that are not in the HK cut. But lucky I have the HK disc as well. Love Stephen Chow's guest appearance in it.
The DVD of "Shanghai Noon" also features him on the commentary along with Owen Wilson and director Tom Dey. However, he isn't sitting with them in the studio which they mention during the commentary. The scenes he comments on are played from a recording as he was busy with shooting "The Accidental Spy" in Korea. He has some interesting stories to share, though.
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thelostdragon
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Yeah, but it wasn't as good as the first part. The music in part 1 was better and the cinematography was better, too in my opinion. Jackie's acting was also really good in the first part. The jokes weren't as childish as in part 2 with that Charlie Chaplin-kid-freak either. One thing that was better in part 2 though were the fights. I liked the market scene fight and the library fight. Unfortunately, the Donnie vs. Jackie fight was wasted.
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