DVD: Chan Kwok Kwan ...     DVD:       Shaolin Soccer [IMPORT]128 reviews Cecilia Cheung, Stephen Chow Universe Laser & Video Co., Limited, 2001 Stephen Chow is remarkable! This is a hilarious and heart-warming tale of a group of downtrodden kung fu brothers who find new life in the world of football (soccer). It features the dynamic and hugely entertaining Stephen Chow, a man who makes his comrades in Western success Jackie Chan and Jet Li pale in comparison. Where Li is wooden and dull and Chan tries far too hard, Chow has an indifference that is refreshing. In ...             Hard-Boiled169 reviews Chow Yun-Fat, Kwan Hoi-Shan Import [Generic], 2003 In a Blaze of Glory.. As has been stated before, this was John Woo's last Hong Kong cinema work before going on to Hollywood. (In a way, I wish he'd stayed, his HK cinema flicks are masterpieces) This film rightfully takes it's place as one of the greatest action movie ever made. Woo tells the tale of a man working in the Hong Kong police department, Inspector Tequila. Tequila plays at the local Jazz Bar, and, having ...             Kung Fu Hustle (Axe-Kickin' Edition)271 reviews Yuen Wah, Leung Siu Lung Sony Pictures, 2007 Do the Blu-Ray Hustle!!! This movies kicks some serious axe!!! What a great film,this was one of the suprise imports in the movie theaters,very funny stuff indeed,a very funny kung fu flick with a great story line too,The evil cigarette smoking landlady is very funny and memorable,as well as all the other great elements of this ultra cool film!!! I've had it twice on DVD (the original Widescreen and Axe Kicking Edition),but this Blu Ray Disc takes it even a ...             New Police Story27 reviews Jackie Chan, Nicholas Tse Lions Gate, 2006 Jackie's finest recent movie! Jackie portrays an excellent role of a saddened cop, who wasn't able to save his team. Encouraged by a mysterious friend to try and win over their killers he embarks on a journey which will reveal double crosses, opponent's true motives and a brilliant ending. I feel that there are better Jackie Chan movies out there, but this being made in China is a far superior to any of his American flicks.             The Legend of Drunken Master213 reviews Jackie Chan, Kwok Kuen Chan Dimension, 2001 Spectacular Jackie Chan truly delivers a spectacular performance. In the final battle scene Jackie takes it to the extreme. This movie will surely become a classic in the martial art genre, in the pure tradition of the Bruce Lee style.             Hard Boiled (Two-Disc Ultimate Edition)169 reviews Chow Yun-Fat, Kwan Hoi-Shan Dragon Dynasty, 2007 In a Blaze of Glory.. As has been stated before, this was John Woo's last Hong Kong cinema work before going on to Hollywood. (In a way, I wish he'd stayed, his HK cinema flicks are masterpieces) This film rightfully takes it's place as one of the greatest action movie ever made. Woo tells the tale of a man working in the Hong Kong police department, Inspector Tequila. Tequila plays at the local Jazz Bar, and, having ...             Tsui Hark's Vampire Hunters23 reviews Kwok-Kwan Chan, Ken Chang (II) Sony Pictures, 2003 Many uninformed reviews here!!! This movie belongs to a genre of Hong Kong cinema that goes back at least to Sammo Hung's Encounters of a Spooky Kind. Many reviewers in this forum do not seem to know that there is an entire genre of kung fu/horror/comedy in Hong Kong cinema, and that in this genre a staple of such films is that "vampires" are essentially zombies that hop. I am not name calling, but merely pointing out that many ...             Hard Boiled - Criterion Collection169 reviews Bobbie Au-Yeung, Philip Chan Criterion, 1998 In a Blaze of Glory.. As has been stated before, this was John Woo's last Hong Kong cinema work before going on to Hollywood. (In a way, I wish he'd stayed, his HK cinema flicks are masterpieces) This film rightfully takes it's place as one of the greatest action movie ever made. Woo tells the tale of a man working in the Hong Kong police department, Inspector Tequila. Tequila plays at the local Jazz Bar, and, having ...             Shaolin Soccer128 reviews Cecilia Cheung, Lam Tze Chung Miramax, 2004 Stephen Chow is remarkable! This is a hilarious and heart-warming tale of a group of downtrodden kung fu brothers who find new life in the world of football (soccer). It features the dynamic and hugely entertaining Stephen Chow, a man who makes his comrades in Western success Jackie Chan and Jet Li pale in comparison. Where Li is wooden and dull and Chan tries far too hard, Chow has an indifference that is refreshing. In ...             Kung Fu Fighter1 review Bruce Liang, Chan Kwok Kwan Tai Seng, 2007 Very nice~ First off, I'd like to say that there is no "Vannessa Wu." It's a male by the name of Vanness Wu, who is the lead and also popular Taiwanese performance artist. Kung Fu Fighter follows a lot of martial art conventions, while at the same time it starts to break out of them at many turns. As the lead, Vanness is charming and likable; I daresay he isn't unattractive either. The actual fight ...             Once Upon a Time in China and America23 reviews Jet Li, Rosamund Kwan Image Entertainment, 1998 Good ol' fashion super silly kung fu who cares about what the indians look like, or the main bad guys overuse of an eyebrow pencil? This had everything you look for in a kung fu movie: action, humor and NO PLOT!! All the people watching this who are taking it seriously, are watching the wrong movie. This is the first movie i saw out of the "once upon..." series. I tried watching the first 3 after this one, and they paled in ...             Shaolin Soccer [IMPORT]128 reviews Cecilia Cheung, Stephen Chow Phantom Sound & Vision, 2003 Stephen Chow is remarkable! This is a hilarious and heart-warming tale of a group of downtrodden kung fu brothers who find new life in the world of football (soccer). It features the dynamic and hugely entertaining Stephen Chow, a man who makes his comrades in Western success Jackie Chan and Jet Li pale in comparison. Where Li is wooden and dull and Chan tries far too hard, Chow has an indifference that is refreshing. In ...             Shaolin Soccer [IMPORT]128 reviews Cecilia Cheung, Stephen Chow Phantom Sound & Vision, 2003 Stephen Chow is remarkable! This is a hilarious and heart-warming tale of a group of downtrodden kung fu brothers who find new life in the world of football (soccer). It features the dynamic and hugely entertaining Stephen Chow, a man who makes his comrades in Western success Jackie Chan and Jet Li pale in comparison. Where Li is wooden and dull and Chan tries far too hard, Chow has an indifference that is refreshing. In ...             The Lord of Hangzhou Waise Lee, Kwan-Ho Tse Tai Seng, 2001             Cop on a Mission4 reviews Daniel Wu (II), Suki Kwan Tai Seng, 2002 Suki Kwan/Shooky Kwan Sau Mei Daniel Wu was a hopeless cop. Eric Tsang Chi Wai is the chief of Hong Kong mafia (Hung Heng). Suki Kwan Sau Mei (Pauline) was the wife of Eric Tsang. Suki Kwan Sau Mei has always acted as big mafia's wife. Only Suki Kwan Sau Mei has the kind of quality to portray a beautiful, intelligent, and powerful woman. Daniel Wu was having breakfast in a restaurant with her annoying girl friend. Eric ...             Hard Boiled169 reviews Bobbie Au-Yeung, Philip Chan Walt Disney Video, 2002 In a Blaze of Glory.. As has been stated before, this was John Woo's last Hong Kong cinema work before going on to Hollywood. (In a way, I wish he'd stayed, his HK cinema flicks are masterpieces) This film rightfully takes it's place as one of the greatest action movie ever made. Woo tells the tale of a man working in the Hong Kong police department, Inspector Tequila. Tequila plays at the local Jazz Bar, and, having ...             Wong Fei-hung chi saiwik hung si [Region 2]23 reviews Jet Li, Rosamund Kwan Good ol' fashion super silly kung fu who cares about what the indians look like, or the main bad guys overuse of an eyebrow pencil? This had everything you look for in a kung fu movie: action, humor and NO PLOT!! All the people watching this who are taking it seriously, are watching the wrong movie. This is the first movie i saw out of the "once upon..." series. I tried watching the first 3 after this one, and they paled in ...             Once Upon a Time in China and America23 reviews Jet Li, Rosamund Kwan Image Entertainment, 2002 Good ol' fashion super silly kung fu who cares about what the indians look like, or the main bad guys overuse of an eyebrow pencil? This had everything you look for in a kung fu movie: action, humor and NO PLOT!! All the people watching this who are taking it seriously, are watching the wrong movie. This is the first movie i saw out of the "once upon..." series. I tried watching the first 3 after this one, and they paled in ...              search for DVDs america, axe-kickin, boiled, china, collection, criterion, drunken, edition, fei-hung, fighter, hangzhou, hard-boiled, hunters, hustle, import, kickin, legend, lord, master, mission, police, region, saiwik, shaolin, soccer, story, two-disc, ultimate, vampire, wong DVD:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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