The bit about Odd Couple being £10.99 from them isn't a joke
Holy Sh*t Play have killed off HKL's website! ;-)
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DRAGONS FOREVER: Platinum Edition Specs!!!!!
Mark will cream when he reads this I'm sure 
I found this on Scott's (Chen Lung @ ADVDG) HKL site so thanks goes to him for it
DRAGONS FOREVER:
6th June 2005.
Technical:
High Definition transfer.
1.85:1 ratio in 16:9 anamoporhic.
Dolby Digital mono.
Dolby Digial 5.1.
Cantonese language.
English, English HOH and Dutch subtitles.
Special Features:
Audio Commentary by Bey Logan.
Interview with Sammo Hung.
Interview with Yuen Wah.
Interview with Crystal Kwok.
Interview with Yuen Biao.
Interview with Billy Chow.
Fight Night Showcase with Billy Chow.
Outtakes.
Trailer Gallery (UK Promotional and Original Theatrical).
Won't the Fight Night thing be old though?
Also he provided the cover. I don't know much about the film (I've never seen it but I'd like to) but it looks fucking awful IMO. The bloody nose shot of Jackie from the Project A II cover, with a silly looking Sammo in the background all done in the sort of "silver" colour. Ack
Have a look at the cover here:
http://p201.ezboard.com/fhongkonglegend ... D=67.topic
I found this on Scott's (Chen Lung @ ADVDG) HKL site so thanks goes to him for it
DRAGONS FOREVER:
6th June 2005.
Technical:
High Definition transfer.
1.85:1 ratio in 16:9 anamoporhic.
Dolby Digital mono.
Dolby Digial 5.1.
Cantonese language.
English, English HOH and Dutch subtitles.
Special Features:
Audio Commentary by Bey Logan.
Interview with Sammo Hung.
Interview with Yuen Wah.
Interview with Crystal Kwok.
Interview with Yuen Biao.
Interview with Billy Chow.
Fight Night Showcase with Billy Chow.
Outtakes.
Trailer Gallery (UK Promotional and Original Theatrical).
Won't the Fight Night thing be old though?
Also he provided the cover. I don't know much about the film (I've never seen it but I'd like to) but it looks fucking awful IMO. The bloody nose shot of Jackie from the Project A II cover, with a silly looking Sammo in the background all done in the sort of "silver" colour. Ack
Have a look at the cover here:
http://p201.ezboard.com/fhongkonglegend ... D=67.topic
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Duel to the Death and Dragons Forever are on my 'to buy' list.
I hope that the specs for City on Fire and Millionaires' Express will be soon updated to include mono tracks.
No mention on deleted scenes for Dragons Forever or Millionaires' Express. So hopefully they're already included within the film print. Fingers crossed.
Mostly the extras consist of interviews which are nice. But we need more rare stuffs.
And about those Jackie Chan re-issues. Fortune Star prints, surely??? I mean it would be ridiculous to repackage the Media Asia releases in light of the HD materials they now have access to.
I hope that the specs for City on Fire and Millionaires' Express will be soon updated to include mono tracks.
No mention on deleted scenes for Dragons Forever or Millionaires' Express. So hopefully they're already included within the film print. Fingers crossed.
Mostly the extras consist of interviews which are nice. But we need more rare stuffs.
And about those Jackie Chan re-issues. Fortune Star prints, surely??? I mean it would be ridiculous to repackage the Media Asia releases in light of the HD materials they now have access to.
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Mark what do you mean by Deleted Scenes? Wasn't there a scene with Yuen Biao and prostitute in DF's international print but not the HK print?
I'm not sure they'd be included in the film, wouldn't HKL have to alter the Cantonese track to fit the longer print? On the other hand Fortune Star have released longer versions of films without telling us (ABT III, PS II, Centre Stage).
I'm not sure they'd be included in the film, wouldn't HKL have to alter the Cantonese track to fit the longer print? On the other hand Fortune Star have released longer versions of films without telling us (ABT III, PS II, Centre Stage).
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Not that I know of... but if you change "Prostitute" to "Psychiatrist" then yes, sort of. Seems that the TWO scenes in question were in the original cinema prints, but missing from the Chinese Media Asia releases. The English dub has always hade them, but loses some bits 'n' pieces that are in the Chinese version.grim_tales wrote:Mark what do you mean by Deleted Scenes? Wasn't there a scene with Yuen Biao and prostitute in DF's international print but not the HK print?![]()
Exactly. If Fortune Star give HKL a remastered inema print (fingers crossed) then we should be hope and dry. Only the English dub would suffer. It would have to be redone anyways as the current English option doesn't fit either Chinese version. Although you could argue that since the xtras are very slim on a supposed Platinum release HKL could (perhaps should) include two versions of the film. Just a thought?I'm not sure they'd be included in the film, wouldn't HKL have to alter the Cantonese track to fit the longer print? On the other hand Fortune Star have released longer versions of films without telling us (ABT III, PS II, Centre Stage).
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Okay don't because you didn't. You said TBB would be a PE and I said I hope FOF is. It seems I was right :mrgreen:Markgway wrote:I won't say I told you so... but......... 8) 8) 8)
If the FOF PE is from a FS remaster I'll upgrade for sure but otherwise I won't bother.
Who is David Tadman anyway?
I never knew ABT3 and PS2 were longer cuts? Does PS2 contain the Japanese footage? I thought ABT3 just had the deleted scenes seperate?Fortune Star have released longer versions of films without telling us (ABT III, PS II, Centre Stage)
As for Centre Stage it clearly says it's the longer cut on CD WOW (which maybe according to Knetan even longer).
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Yep. FS PS2 is the longer Japanese edit of the film.Does PS2 contain the Japanese footage ?
Much better than the HK "theatrical" cut IMHO.
Too bad the quality of the subs drops dramatically during those extended scenes.
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The japanese cut is slower, not as fast-paced as the HK cut.
-The Police Story 1 clip at the beginning is longer.
-It has different bloopers.
-There's a much longer interrogation sequence with the police women.
-The scene in the middle of the film where they follow the gangsters is much longer and better (5 minutes).
-The scene where Maggie throws the bucket of water on Jackie is extended (1 minute).
-The new cops that Jackie is working with have their own introduction scene.
-The end fight is longer.
If you didn't like the HK cut, you'll probably hate the JP cut.
The extended cut works very well, though.
-The Police Story 1 clip at the beginning is longer.
-It has different bloopers.
-There's a much longer interrogation sequence with the police women.
-The scene in the middle of the film where they follow the gangsters is much longer and better (5 minutes).
-The scene where Maggie throws the bucket of water on Jackie is extended (1 minute).
-The new cops that Jackie is working with have their own introduction scene.
-The end fight is longer.
If you didn't like the HK cut, you'll probably hate the JP cut.
No idea. I've never seen the shorter version so I don't know what has been added.And ABT3 ?
The extended cut works very well, though.
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I know CD-WOW said Center Stage was the longer cut, but as you say, according to Knetan its' even longer, so FS have gone and got a longer print without saying anything.
Tom,
Interesting.. IMO the scenes in the Jap cut of PS2 didnt really add anything,
But I love the HK version.
You're right it has a different set of bloopers at the end.
Also here is HKL's "newsletter" for 7 April 2005:
Premier Asia presents My Wife is a Gangster out on DVD on 11th July 2005. This 2 disc Special Collectors Edition is a laugh out loud mix of hyper-kinetic Hong Kong-style martial arts and hilarious 'fish out of water' comedy. It also contains spectacular action sequences and is packed with extras.
Special Features:
Digitally re-mastered and restored
Dual language format
DTS and Dolby Digital 5.1 audio tracks
Exclusive feature length audio commentary
From a lady to a gangster: an action masterclass with action-choreographer Won Jin
Interview gallery with cast and crew
Featurettes
Martial arts demonstrations
Out-takes
Deleted Scenes

Tom,
Interesting.. IMO the scenes in the Jap cut of PS2 didnt really add anything,
You're right it has a different set of bloopers at the end.
Also here is HKL's "newsletter" for 7 April 2005:
Premier Asia presents My Wife is a Gangster out on DVD on 11th July 2005. This 2 disc Special Collectors Edition is a laugh out loud mix of hyper-kinetic Hong Kong-style martial arts and hilarious 'fish out of water' comedy. It also contains spectacular action sequences and is packed with extras.
Special Features:
Digitally re-mastered and restored
Dual language format
DTS and Dolby Digital 5.1 audio tracks
Exclusive feature length audio commentary
From a lady to a gangster: an action masterclass with action-choreographer Won Jin
Interview gallery with cast and crew
Featurettes
Martial arts demonstrations
Out-takes
Deleted Scenes
