Bullets 'n' Babes

True, slasher.

You misunderstand what I said Slasher re-read it

bradavon wrote:This isn't surprising though dubbing is very much part of Chinese cinema and it has been since I can remember.

Italian cinema too (at least well into the 80's). All the sound (voice, foley, etc) is constructed post-sync.

bradavon wrote:You misunderstand what I said Slasher re-read it

Ahhh yep, reread it, sorry Bradavon

US poster:



LOOOOL!

LOL that's a really bad poster

The head is pasted onto some other body. Or maybe it is even Jet Li's body, but they might found that his head is too small and hence replaced it with a larger head. Like they did with Chapman To's head on the "Infernal Affairs 2" cover when they replaced it with Shawn Yue's head.

That is one horrible poster, hate it, but like the poster which dvdtimes show, the following, very nice and elegant.

I still prefer the one LD posted... Jet looks so... "Fearless" on it, doesn´t he. LOL!

he looks like he's having a tantrum and about to start crying on the american one... lol

You're right, it's like someone's pulling his favourite sword (easy now ) off-camera and he's going to wail about it

Amazing poster! These guys behind such posters surley have to be rather blind


and rather thick as pig shit.

thelostdragon wrote:

"Tell me where the bathroom is now!"

UK DVD coverart

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It's okay, at least there aren't any floating heads.

Not bad, though the UK and Irish 15's stand out like sore thumbs on them

Yeah pretty good cover. Not all that fond of the font that used for the title, but everything else looks very good.
Dont care much about the 15's, though I find it a bit weird that they need to have 2 of them...

Ace min, imo.

Yi-Long wrote: Dont care much about the 15's, though I find it a bit weird that they need to have 2 of them...

One is the BBFC, the other is the Irish censorship body. Same release for different countries within the same territory. I'm so glad that they don't do this in R4 land, imagine the HUGE Aussie rating tag AND the equally HUGE NZ rating tag on the same cover.

They kind of do though don't they Eva with the Kiwi one stuck over the top (badly) of the Aussie one. It's the same in Canada but of course the stickers are MUCH, MUCH smaller.

I'm loving the cover art. I don't care at all about the logos, this is DVD cover art not a work of art.

Cool it's out next month. Any news on a DVD with the Michelle Yeoh footage? I so want to see this. I need to get on and watch this.

bradavon wrote:They kind of do though don't they Eva with the Kiwi one stuck over the top (badly) of the Aussie one.

No, there's a difference between being "printed side-by-side" and "one stuck on top of the other".

Agreed except all the Kiwis DVDs I've received have been sloppy to the extreme with the sticker over the top, the Kiwi logo is never big enough to cover the writing beneath. It looks much worse.

USA logos are a joke in the extreme small size but Aussie ones are the opposite with their absurd over the top large size. Personally I think the UK logos are about right. It doesn't bother me having two logos at all but I do find it dumb when 90% of the time they're the same.

AFAIK the Irish system is identical to the UK one except they don't have 12A and generally seem to agree with the rating the BBFC gives a film (not always though).

bradavon wrote:
AFAIK the Irish system is identical to the UK one except they don't have 12A and generally seem to agree with the rating the BBFC gives a film (not always though).

whenever I've noticed the irish rating is usually higher than the UK.

http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=62712

A barebones release, the film is presented in 2.40:1 Anamorphic Widescreen with Mandarin, French and Spanish audio (DD5.1 Surround) and English SDH, French and Spanish subtitle options.

NOOOOOO, barebones. At least it has the original Mandarin audio and not the Catonese dub.

ARGH, ENGLISH HOH CAPTIONS ONLY! :shock: