DVD: Jordan Chan ...     DVD:       A Chinese Ghost Story (The Tsui Hark Animation)15 reviews Sylvia Chang, Erin Fitzgerald Viz Films / Pioneer, 2000 A little odd, but definitely worth peeking at! I found this quirky little gem at a local video store that specializes in foreign, independent, and classic films. Having exhausted much of the anime and Far East categories, I decided to give this one a chance, even though I had looked over it dozens of times before. I'm a huge fan of animation in all its forms, so when this piece began, I was bombarded by awkward, bulky CGI images playing ...             He's a Woman, She's a Man3 reviews Leslie Cheung, Carina Lau Tai Seng, 2004 He's a woman? mistake? No, it's not... If you love Hong Kong movie pacing, you will enjoy this romantic comedy. Sam, a music producer and Rose, a popular singer, love each other and everybody knows it. Although they live in different flats in a same building, secretly their rooms are connected. Actually there is a secret door on the floor of Sam's room leading to Rose's room by a small staircase. Also in the story is, Wing, a ...             Throw down1 review Tony Leung Kar-Fai, Aaron Kwok Tai Seng, 2005 Don't expect an action movie and you're in for a treat Throw Down is a real crowd-pleaser despite being more interested in the quirky characters than the judo bouts in the film. Johnnie To's tribute to Kurosawa and filled with references to Sugata Sanshiro (far more than the one that To admits to), it actually feels more like a Hong Kong version of Britcom Black Books, with Luis Koo's drunken former judo prodigy staggering his way from scam to scam ...             Initial D [Blu-ray]23 reviews Shawn Yue, Edison Chen Tai Seng, 2008 The best in the world!!! This has truly been an experience from searching for the product to ordering it on AMAZON and have it delivered to my home and watching it on my TV. Thank you so much!             Charlie Chan in Meeting at Midnight12 reviews Sidney Toler, Mantan Moreland MGM (Video & DVD), 2004 The other good entry in the WII Chan Series WWII brought out many phobias including anti-semitism, distrust of those of Oriental descent (the infamous story of Japanese/Americans sent to concentration camps in California was a national disgrace). The Chan series during this period adhered to the sleuth working for the government to ease any qualms the movie public may have had. Fox had dropped the series in fear of losing money, low-budget ...             Initial D23 reviews Shawn Yue, Edison Chen Tai Seng, 2006 The best in the world!!! This has truly been an experience from searching for the product to ordering it on AMAZON and have it delivered to my home and watching it on my TV. Thank you so much!             Reign the Conqueror15 reviews Beau Billingslea, John DeMita Tokyopop Pictures, 2003 Fans of Peter Chung's animation, along with Greek and Alexander the Great history buffs will love this Reign the Conqueror is an animation tour de force; as the graphic novel Watchmen proved comics were not just for children, this epic series does the same for animation. Reign the Conqueror is the story of Alexander the Great told in a unique manner with an extremely deep and layered plot presented in the most stylized and creative animation seen in ages. A myriad of elements from Greek history ...             Initial D [UMD for PSP] Kenny Bee, Anthony Wong Tai Seng, 2006             A Man Called Hero32 reviews Qi Shu, Kristy Yang Tai Seng, 2001 Great Film & Story I dont know why some people have low comment on this film. maybe bcoz they have watch Men In Black before this film. Well i tell you what, its way to different. But i would say that the story, casting & effects we're great (but not the fighting scenes and martial arts), but still this film for me deserves a 5 star rating for its exceptional story and the kung-fu flicts. Awwww!             Bio Zombie28 reviews Jordan Chan, Emotion Cheung Tokyo Shock, 2001 ARE YOU GUYS f'NG SERIOUS?! I dont know what the hell everyone is thinking giving this movie a bad review. This is probably my number two favorite zombie movie of all time. And before anyone starts saying anything about me not nowing enough about horror films, just know ive seen them all dammit!! From imports around the world to every american classic.Especially anything to do with zombies. BIOZOMBIE to me was the asian ...             Wo Hu: Operation Undercover Eric Tsang, Jordan Chan Tai Seng, 2007             Men Suddenly in Black1 review Eric Tsang, Chapman To Tai Seng, 2004 Playing family values A movie of China's new rich having made it to Thailand for fulfilling sex dreams of rather adultery than new expertise, is embedded from a notion that sexual freedom had not been exactly synonymous to happiness achievable but a process itself of exercising this freedom . As understood, boundaries of sexual gratification outside wedlock acceptable in some cultures sometimes differ from ...             Born To Be King2 reviews Ekin Cheng, Jordan Chan Tai Seng, 2002 ... I havn't seen any of the other Young and Dangerous movies, but Born to be King is successful as a standalone film (apparently this is the 6th, in addition to there being two prequels), though it probably would be more enjoyable to have greater familiarity with the background stories. **Plot Summary** Born to be King has a number of sub-plots, but is centered around a Taiwanese/Chinese/Hong Kong ...             Killer2 reviews Jordan Chan Tai Seng, 2001 Great asian movie When i saw the cheap price ($10.00) of this movie i thought it was going to be a bad bad movie but i was very surprised to find that this is one of the best films i have seen and i have seen many. the acting was top notch, if you want a good drama/action movie about asian mafia, romance and friendship then this movie is for you.             Big Bullet9 reviews Ching Wan Lau, Jordan Chan Tai Seng, 1998 Big Bullet Delivers with Big Thrills. In Benny Chan's Big Bullet, Lau Ching Wan is a hard-boiled cop demoted to the emergency unit after punching a jackass superior. Lau ends up being in charge of four cops who eventually realize that he's an outstanding policeman. The group becomes an excellent team by following Lau's leads and they go to war with two psychotic drug-lords. This action packed film sports an awesome supporting ...             Who's Next Patrick Tam, Jordan Chan Tai Seng, 2008             Young and Dangerous 3 Anthony Wong, Simon Yam Tai Seng, 2005             Colour of the Truth1 review Anthony Wong, Jordan Chan Tai Seng, 2005 Here We Go Again. Here we go again with another stick of Hong Kong dynamite. Undercover cop, Coke (Lau Ching Wan) and Triad Leader, Chiu (Francis Ng) are killed by good cop, Huang (Anthony Wong) in a bust gone bad. Years later, the sons of the dead men want revenge against Huang, who has become one of the best detectives on the force. Coke's son, 7-Up (Raymond Wong) is making a great name for himself as a ...             Downtown Torpedoes4 reviews Jordan Chan, Turbo Kong Tai Seng, 2000 Entertaining flick, but DVD is so-so A hip, modern Hong Kong flick inspired by Mission:Impossible (and more fun), that manages to be big, flashy, and entertaining. Fast-paced action, excellent editing, cool stunts, and energetic direction make it feel like a slick, animated Japanese cartoon. Particularly noteable is Jordan Chan in the film, who does much of the movie's cool fights, dodging, and running. Takeshi Kaneshiro, however, ...              search for DVDs animation, black, blu-ray, bullet, called, charlie, chinese, colour, conqueror, dangerous, down, downtown, ghost, hark, initial, killer, meeting, midnight, next, operation, reign, story, suddenly, throw, torpedoes, truth, undercover, woman, young, zombie DVD:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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