Member BaronK Posted February 17, 2012 Member Share Posted February 17, 2012 Has the Thunderclap remaster from Celestial/Ziieagle Box shown up anywhere? I know we have the low quality one from you.ku. Has anyone either subbed that one or seen/gotten the real quality one from the box? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member peringaten Posted February 17, 2012 Member Share Posted February 17, 2012 This is what I'm wondering - just picked up Revenge of the Corpse & that weren't a youku rip, seems straight from the box, good quality & well subbed with proper frame rate, not like the youku TKAM & knock you down dad doing the rounds - where did Corpse come from??? I just picked it up from a guy who picked it up from a guy etc... didn't have any others unfortunately - if that's out there straight from the box there's GOT to be others. Where's Thunderclap & Reckless Cricket, etc? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member thundered mantis Posted February 18, 2012 Member Share Posted February 18, 2012 Reckless Cricket??? That one was not in the ziieagle was it? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member Shaolin Chamber 36 Posted February 18, 2012 Member Share Posted February 18, 2012 I have been dying to see Thunderclap, but have been holding off watching the bad quality version I have, in hopes for the remastered version to eventually come out. I will be screening Revenge of the Corpse this coming Monday in the Chamber Cinema, for those of you who may be interested in watching it online. Thanks to my brother KB for hooking it up. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member teako170 Posted February 18, 2012 Member Share Posted February 18, 2012 Reckless Cricket is not in the Z box. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member peringaten Posted February 19, 2012 Member Share Posted February 19, 2012 I definitely remember reading on some forums somewhere (poss this one) Reckless was on there. I've been misinformed by someone who must have been misinformed in that case then. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member teako170 Posted February 19, 2012 Member Share Posted February 19, 2012 Here is the list of SB films in the Z box that didn't get an official DVD release: A Bride’s Nightmare (1981) – Robert Mak Te Lo, Niu Niu All Mixed Up (1975) – Ai Ti, Danny Lee Avengers From Hell (1981) – Kelly Yiu Wai, Philip Chan Beautiful Vixen (1976) – Li Ching, Chen Ping Cheeky Little Angels (1974) – Ling Yun, Li Ching Come Haunt With Me (1971) – Margaret Hsing Hui, Steve Chan Ho Curse Of Evil (1982) – Lily Li, Ai Fei Dark Rendezvous (1969) – Ling Yun, Chiao Chiao Dark Semester (1969) – Kwan Shan, Hsing Hui Dear Murderer (1969) – Pat Ting Hung, Betty Ting Pei Divorce Hong Kong Style (1968) – Peter Chen Ho, Lily Ho Downhill They Ride (1966) – Pat Ting Hung Evil Seducers (1975) – Hua Lun, Ai Ti Fearful Interlude (1975) – Liu Lu-hua, Antonio Tze Wei Four Sisters (1967) – Jenny Hu, Petrina, Essie, Li Ting Ghosts Galore (1983) – Lo Lieh, Chin Siu Ho Hong Kong, Manila, Singapore (1965) – Angela Yu Chien I Will Finally Knock You Down Dad (1984) - Chen Kuan Tai It Takes A Man To Be Henpecked (1971) – Chen Chun, Tina Chin Fei Kiss & Kill (1967) – Diana Chang, Tina Chin Fei Let’s Go To Bed (1972) – Hsing Hui, Chin Pei Long Road To Freedom (1971) – Essie Lin Chia, Chin Han, Yu Hui Love Across The Seas (1973) – Betty Ting Pei, Chin Feng Love Lock (1975) – Li Ching, Chen Ping, Tsung Hua Misfire (1984) – Alex Man, Tong Chun Chung Mission Impossible (1971) – Ching Li Murder On The Wedding Night (1977) – Tsung Hua, Liu Lu-hua My Mind, Your Body (1985) – Max Mok, Tanny, Derek Yee Na Cha & The 7 Devils (1973) – Tina Chin Fei, Ching Li Naughty Scandals (1979) – Ai Ti, Ling Tai Night Of The Devil’s Bride (1975) – Chen Ping, Lo Lieh Poison Rose (1966) – Julie Yeh Feng, Wang Hsieh Purple Darts (1967) – Wang Ling Queen Hustler (1975) – Chen Ping, Danny Lee The Rainbow (1968) – Ling Yun, Chin Ping Revenge Of The Corpse (1981) – Pai Piao, Lo Lieh Ripples (1970) – Ching Li, Tsung Hua Sing High, Sing Low (1967) – Margaret Hsing Hui Spirit Of The Raped (1976) – Lin Wei Tu, Liu Wu Chi Squadron ‘77 (1965) – Li Li Hua, Essie Lin Chia Stranger In Hong Kong (1972) – Betty Ting Pei, Chin Feng Temperament Of Life (1975) – Ling Yun, Shih Szu That Tender Age (1967) – Lily Ho, Hsing Hui, Chiao Chuang The Best Hustler Wins (1979)– Ku Kuan Chung The Big Fellow (1973) – Charles Heung The Black Enforcer (1972)– Tang Ching, Wang Ping The Black Forest (1964) - Margaret Tu Chuan, Paul Chang Chung The Cunning Hustler (1978) – Kara Hui The Cute Little Fellow (1984) – Sibelle Hu, Alex Man The Gambling Syndicate (1975) – Danny Lee, Hu Chin The Joy Of Spring (1966) – Chin Ping, Hsing Hui, Chang Yen The Last Judgement (1979) – Kara Hui, Ku Kuan Chung The Love Auction (1971) – Shu Pei Pei, Paul Chin The Mating Season (1966) – Ivy Ling Po, Pat Ting Hung The Midnight Murder (1967) – Pat Ting Hung, Chin Han The Second Spring (1963) – Li Li-hua The Virgins (1973) – Wei Hung, Margaret Hsing Hui The Well Of Doom (1975) – Wang Ping Thief Of Thieves (1975) – Ling Yun This Man Is Dangerous (1985) – Chin Siu Ho Three Stooges Go Undercover (1984) – Kara Hui Three Swinging Girls (1968) – Essie Lin Chia, Jean Li Chi Ann Thunderclap - Chen Kuan Tai (1984) To Kill A Mastermind (1979) - Ku Feng Trapeze Girl (1967) – Fang Yin Ugly Tycoon (1984) – Ai Ti, Lui Kei Young Heroes Of The Street (1982) - Candy Wen A few of the SB fiilms that are still MIA include.... Killers on Wheels (1976) - Danny Lee Operation Lipstick (1967) - Cheng Pei Pei Reckless Cricket (1979) - Hon Gwok Choi, Lo Lieh Shadow Girl (1971) - Lily Li Li Li The Brain Stealers (1968) - Lily Ho, Betty Ting The Killer (1972) - Chin Han, Ku Feng The Villains (1973) - Yueh Hua, Shih Szu ...and of course, Tiger Boy (1966) Jimmy Wang Yu, Lo Lieh Oddly some non SB films that have showed up in the Z-box (this has been discussed prior).... Big Sting Casino Tycoon I Casino Tycoon II Cop Shop Babes Demon Wet Nurse Double Crossed Face to Face Justice My Foot Love On Delivery My School Mate the Barbarian Perfect Girls Shark Busters Stooge, My Love Suicide The Peeping If anyone discovers any errors in any of the above, please LMK and I will correct. Thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member Cloud Hands Posted October 8, 2014 Member Share Posted October 8, 2014 I wasn't sure whether to start a new thread or resurrect an old one - but I finally got round to watching Thunderclap. And I have to say I was left feeling underwhealmed by it. Some of the action is good although a bit too undercranked at times. Chen Kuan Tai and Ku Feng are there, but unfortunately neither are really used to their full potential. On the plus side we do get to see Wang Li in action, which is always nice, and the Lion man is excellent - probably the best thing about the film. If you enjoy those Chinese fantasy films that have a mish mash storyline (I don't mean that as an insult, I like 'em too) this is still worth looking up, but to me something about it felt like a film made past the studios prime. Some of my favourite Shaws were made in the early 80s, however I've noticed that in some of those made in the studios very final years the magic just seems to be gone. Perhaps I'm being unfair - and I'll admit the quality of the version I watched was acceptable, but not a crystal clear copy. Of the unreleased Shaws, this is nowhere near the level of To Kill a Mastermind IMO. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member BaronK Posted October 8, 2014 Author Member Share Posted October 8, 2014 It was directed by Tony Leung Siu Hung. It was his first as a director. He was also the choreographer and played Lion. It was unfinished(you can tell) and not released in HK. Its nothing to get overly excited about but I love the action. the lion character and Leung is one of my boys. CKT and KF were not underused as the picture is not about them. It's about Max Mok and Robert Mak's characters. He talks about it here: http://www.hkcinemagic.com/en/page.asp?aid=213&page=4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member ShawAngela Posted October 8, 2014 Member Share Posted October 8, 2014 I enjoyed it when I saw it and the quality print was good. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member NoKUNGFUforYU Posted October 8, 2014 Member Share Posted October 8, 2014 I think Shaws really showed their age by 1980, 81. The Venom's were in every other Kung Fu movie, and their fights looked more like Homoerotic dancing then combat, which is fine if you like that, btw, and the stories were more and more reactionary. I know they were trying to get into Jackie Chan turf- Mercenaries from HK and HK Playboys, with Wong Jing, but it was too late, and Fu Sheng's death did not help. As much hate as he seems to get here, people have no idea what a big star he was at the time. Of course, Michael Hui's comedies were raking in 4 times what most of the most successful martial arts movies were making in HK, so Shaws was hoping to look overseas. The problem there was the Ninja craze, as well as movies like Die Hard and Lethal Weapon. I think these wacky movies were more a sign of desperation then creativity. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member Cloud Hands Posted October 9, 2014 Member Share Posted October 9, 2014 BaronK, thanks for the interview. When he says the film was released in an unfinished state.. the version I saw had effects, I'm wondering if these were missing in the initial release he saw, or if there are even more effects he wanted that never made it (meaning the film genuinely is unfinished)? NoKUNGFU, I am a fan of 80s Shaws. Masked Avengers, Flag of Iron, Human Lanterns, 8 Diagram Polefighter - there's some of my favourites. I was thinking more about how the "feel" and atmosphere of the very final films changed a bit, Crazy Shaolin Disciples, Young Vagabond.. Thunderclap too, something about the production doesn't seem the same. They have more of a made for TV feel. What you say about Shaws loosing viewers is true, I wonder if the budgets were cut accordingly? Despite having seen many of the studios films, I'm no expert on the history of the studio itself. I'm just looking at a list of Shaws made in the final years. 1983 contains the last classic - 8 Diagram Polefighter. '83 itself contains some other good films like Lady Assassin. But looking at the films after '83 its only really Secret Service of Imperial Court and maybe New Tales of the Flying Fox that jump out at me. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member Killer Meteor Posted October 9, 2014 Member Share Posted October 9, 2014 BaronK, thanks for the interview. When he says the film was released in an unfinished state.. the version I saw had effects, I'm wondering if these were missing in the initial release he saw, or if there are even more effects he wanted that never made it (meaning the film genuinely is unfinished)? NoKUNGFU, I am a fan of 80s Shaws. Masked Avengers, Flag of Iron, Human Lanterns, 8 Diagram Polefighter - there's some of my favourites. I was thinking more about how the "feel" and atmosphere of the very final films changed a bit, Crazy Shaolin Disciples, Young Vagabond.. Thunderclap too, something about the production doesn't seem the same. They have more of a made for TV feel. What you say about Shaws loosing viewers is true, I wonder if the budgets were cut accordingly? Despite having seen many of the studios films, I'm no expert on the history of the studio itself. I'm just looking at a list of Shaws made in the final years. 1983 contains the last classic - 8 Diagram Polefighter. '83 itself contains some other good films like Lady Assassin. But looking at the films after '83 its only really Secret Service of Imperial Court and maybe New Tales of the Flying Fox that jump out at me. I do get a TV vibe from latter day Shaws - heck, most of the canned music was in British shows at the same time. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member thankyouforfu Posted October 17, 2014 Member Share Posted October 17, 2014 Here is the list of SB films in the Z box that didn't get an official DVD release: A Bride’s Nightmare (1981) – Robert Mak Te Lo, Niu Niu All Mixed Up (1975) – Ai Ti, Danny Lee Avengers From Hell (1981) – Kelly Yiu Wai, Philip Chan Beautiful Vixen (1976) – Li Ching, Chen Ping Cheeky Little Angels (1974) – Ling Yun, Li Ching Come Haunt With Me (1971) – Margaret Hsing Hui, Steve Chan Ho Curse Of Evil (1982) – Lily Li, Ai Fei Dark Rendezvous (1969) – Ling Yun, Chiao Chiao Dark Semester (1969) – Kwan Shan, Hsing Hui Dear Murderer (1969) – Pat Ting Hung, Betty Ting Pei Divorce Hong Kong Style (1968) – Peter Chen Ho, Lily Ho Downhill They Ride (1966) – Pat Ting Hung Evil Seducers (1975) – Hua Lun, Ai Ti Fearful Interlude (1975) – Liu Lu-hua, Antonio Tze Wei Four Sisters (1967) – Jenny Hu, Petrina, Essie, Li Ting Ghosts Galore (1983) – Lo Lieh, Chin Siu Ho Hong Kong, Manila, Singapore (1965) – Angela Yu Chien I Will Finally Knock You Down Dad (1984) - Chen Kuan Tai It Takes A Man To Be Henpecked (1971) – Chen Chun, Tina Chin Fei Kiss & Kill (1967) – Diana Chang, Tina Chin Fei Let’s Go To Bed (1972) – Hsing Hui, Chin Pei Long Road To Freedom (1971) – Essie Lin Chia, Chin Han, Yu Hui Love Across The Seas (1973) – Betty Ting Pei, Chin Feng Love Lock (1975) – Li Ching, Chen Ping, Tsung Hua Misfire (1984) – Alex Man, Tong Chun Chung Mission Impossible (1971) – Ching Li Murder On The Wedding Night (1977) – Tsung Hua, Liu Lu-hua My Mind, Your Body (1985) – Max Mok, Tanny, Derek Yee Na Cha & The 7 Devils (1973) – Tina Chin Fei, Ching Li Naughty Scandals (1979) – Ai Ti, Ling Tai Night Of The Devil’s Bride (1975) – Chen Ping, Lo Lieh Poison Rose (1966) – Julie Yeh Feng, Wang Hsieh Purple Darts (1967) – Wang Ling Queen Hustler (1975) – Chen Ping, Danny Lee The Rainbow (1968) – Ling Yun, Chin Ping Revenge Of The Corpse (1981) – Pai Piao, Lo Lieh Ripples (1970) – Ching Li, Tsung Hua Sing High, Sing Low (1967) – Margaret Hsing Hui Spirit Of The Raped (1976) – Lin Wei Tu, Liu Wu Chi Squadron ‘77 (1965) – Li Li Hua, Essie Lin Chia Stranger In Hong Kong (1972) – Betty Ting Pei, Chin Feng Temperament Of Life (1975) – Ling Yun, Shih Szu That Tender Age (1967) – Lily Ho, Hsing Hui, Chiao Chuang The Best Hustler Wins (1979)– Ku Kuan Chung The Big Fellow (1973) – Charles Heung The Black Enforcer (1972)– Tang Ching, Wang Ping The Black Forest (1964) - Margaret Tu Chuan, Paul Chang Chung The Cunning Hustler (1978) – Kara Hui The Cute Little Fellow (1984) – Sibelle Hu, Alex Man The Gambling Syndicate (1975) – Danny Lee, Hu Chin The Joy Of Spring (1966) – Chin Ping, Hsing Hui, Chang Yen The Last Judgement (1979) – Kara Hui, Ku Kuan Chung The Love Auction (1971) – Shu Pei Pei, Paul Chin The Mating Season (1966) – Ivy Ling Po, Pat Ting Hung The Midnight Murder (1967) – Pat Ting Hung, Chin Han The Second Spring (1963) – Li Li-hua The Virgins (1973) – Wei Hung, Margaret Hsing Hui The Well Of Doom (1975) – Wang Ping Thief Of Thieves (1975) – Ling Yun This Man Is Dangerous (1985) – Chin Siu Ho Three Stooges Go Undercover (1984) – Kara Hui Three Swinging Girls (1968) – Essie Lin Chia, Jean Li Chi Ann Thunderclap - Chen Kuan Tai (1984) To Kill A Mastermind (1979) - Ku Feng Trapeze Girl (1967) – Fang Yin Ugly Tycoon (1984) – Ai Ti, Lui Kei Young Heroes Of The Street (1982) - Candy Wen A few of the SB fiilms that are still MIA include.... Killers on Wheels (1976) - Danny Lee Operation Lipstick (1967) - Cheng Pei Pei Reckless Cricket (1979) - Hon Gwok Choi, Lo Lieh Shadow Girl (1971) - Lily Li Li Li The Brain Stealers (1968) - Lily Ho, Betty Ting The Killer (1972) - Chin Han, Ku Feng The Villains (1973) - Yueh Hua, Shih Szu ...and of course, Tiger Boy (1966) Jimmy Wang Yu, Lo Lieh Oddly some non SB films that have showed up in the Z-box (this has been discussed prior).... Big Sting Casino Tycoon I Casino Tycoon II Cop Shop Babes Demon Wet Nurse Double Crossed Face to Face Justice My Foot Love On Delivery My School Mate the Barbarian Perfect Girls Shark Busters Stooge, My Love Suicide The Peeping If anyone discovers any errors in any of the above, please LMK and I will correct. Thanks. So are these 30 or so films the only ones that were successfully taken (ripped) from the ZiiEagle?: 3 STOOGES GO UNDERCOVER ALL MIXED UP *** AVENGERS FROM HELL BIG FELLOW, THE BLACK ENFORCER, THE COME HAUNT WITH ME *** CURSE OF EVIL*** DARK RENDEZ VOUS DARK SEMESTER *** DEAR MURDERER DIARY OF A LADY KILLER DOUBLE CROSSED DOWNHILL THEY RIDE EVIL SEDUCERS FEARFUL INTERLUDE GAMBLING SYNDICATE GHOSTS GALORE I WILL FINALLY KNOCK YOU DOWN DAD KISS AND KILL LAST JUDGMENT, THE LONG ROAD TO FREEDOM MATING SEASON *** MIDNIGHT MURDER MISFIRE MISSION IMPOSSIBLE MURDER ON A WEDDING NIGHT NA CHA AND THE 7 DEVILS NIGHT OF THE DEVIL’S BRIDE *** POISON ROSE PURPLE DARTS QUEEN HUSTLER REVENGE OF THE CORPSE SQUADRON 77 SPIRIT OF THE RAPED STRANGER IN HONG KONG TEMPTRESS OF A THOUSAND FACE THIS MAN IS DANGEROUS THUNDERCLAP TO KILL A MASTERMIND TRAPEZE GIRL UGLY TYCOON ***(subs out of sync) VIRGINS, THE WELL OF DOOM YOUNG HEROES OF THE STREET Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member ShawAngela Posted October 19, 2014 Member Share Posted October 19, 2014 Sing high, sing low Divorce, Hong Kong style (one freezing issues) Cheeky little angels Swan song Three swinging girls The cunning hustler Love across the seas The second spring Four sisters 1967 Ripples That tender age The joy of spring Someone in the States has all the titles taken from the Zii, but sometimes there are some freezing issues that can't be corrected... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member ShawAngela Posted October 19, 2014 Member Share Posted October 19, 2014 The freezing lasts only for few seconds, but it's still annoying... By the way, if someone here has also succeeded in taking the movies from the Zii, send me a pm, please, there are some titles I'm still looking for, thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member bigrogie Posted October 19, 2014 Member Share Posted October 19, 2014 These are also available remastered and subbed (sourced from the TV Celestial channel) Killers on Wheels (1976) - Danny Lee Operation Lipstick (1967) - Cheng Pei Pei The Brain Stealers (1968) - Lily Ho, Betty Ting The Killer (1972) - Chin Han, Ku Feng The Villains (1973) - Yueh Hua, Shih Szu Lovers Blades (1982) – Kara Hui Ying Hung. None were on the ZiiEagle box. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member ShawAngela Posted October 19, 2014 Member Share Posted October 19, 2014 And also : Young passion Let's fall in love Forever diamonds Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member ShawAngela Posted October 19, 2014 Member Share Posted October 19, 2014 From the Zii too : The love auction Temperament of life Three stooges go undercover Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member thankyouforfu Posted October 20, 2014 Member Share Posted October 20, 2014 These are also available remastered and subbed (sourced from the TV Celestial channel) Killers on Wheels (1976) - Danny Lee Operation Lipstick (1967) - Cheng Pei Pei The Brain Stealers (1968) - Lily Ho, Betty Ting The Killer (1972) - Chin Han, Ku Feng The Villains (1973) - Yueh Hua, Shih Szu Lovers Blades (1982) – Kara Hui Ying Hung. None were on the ZiiEagle box. And also : Young passion Let's fall in love Forever diamonds Cool. Thanks for the info bigrogie and ShawAngela! It looks like the list of once unreleased films now available is something like: 3 STOOGES GO UNDERCOVERALL MIXED UP ***AVENGERS FROM HELLTHE BIG FELLOWTHE BLACK ENFORCERTHE BRAIN STEALERSCHEEKY LITTLE ANGELSCOME HAUNT WITH ME ***THE CUNNING HUSTLERCURSE OF EVIL***DARK RENDEZ VOUSDARK SEMESTER ***DEAR MURDERERDIARY OF A LADY KILLERDIVORCE, HONK KONG STYLE (freezing issue)DOUBLE CROSSEDDOWNHILL THEY RIDEEVIL SEDUCERS FEARFUL INTERLUDEFOREVER DIAMONDSFOUR SISTERS (1967)GAMBLING SYNDICATEGHOSTS GALOREI WILL FINALLY KNOCK YOU DOWN DADTHE JOY OF SPRINGTHE KILLERKILLERS ON WHEELSKISS AND KILLTHE LAST JUDGMENTLET'S FALL IN LOVELONG ROAD TO FREEDOMLOVE ACROSS THE SEASTHE LOVE AUCTIONLOVERS' BLADESMATING SEASON ***MIDNIGHT MURDERMISFIREMISSION IMPOSSIBLEMURDER ON A WEDDING NIGHTNA CHA AND THE 7 DEVILS NIGHT OF THE DEVIL’S BRIDE *** OPERATION LIPSTICKPOISON ROSEPURPLE DARTSQUEEN HUSTLERREVENGE OF THE CORPSERIPPLESTHE SECOND SPRINGSING HIGH, SING LOWSQUADRON 77SPIRIT OF THE RAPEDSTRANGER IN HONG KONGSWAN SONGTEMPERAMENT OF LIFETEMPTRESS OF A THOUSAND FACETHAT TENDER AGETHIS MAN IS DANGEROUSTHREE SWINGING GIRLSTHUNDERCLAP TO KILL A MASTERMINDTRAPEZE GIRLUGLY TYCOON ***(subs out of sync) THE VILLAINSTHE VIRGINSWELL OF DOOMYOUNG HEROES OF THE STREETYOUNG PASSION Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member panku Posted October 20, 2014 Member Share Posted October 20, 2014 Call of the Sea (1965) Celestial Channel broadcast is also available, but with no subs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member Jay Stone Posted October 31, 2019 Member Share Posted October 31, 2019 I just watched the first 5 minutes of Thunderclap on Celestial’s YouTube channel. It’s not subbed and the quality isn’t that great. But it looks awesome! Is this available anywhere with subtitles, or even dubbed? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrator KUNG FU BOB Posted November 1, 2019 Administrator Share Posted November 1, 2019 5 hours ago, Jay Stone said: I just watched the first 5 minutes of Thunderclap on Celestial’s YouTube channel. It’s not subbed and the quality isn’t that great. But it looks awesome! Is this available anywhere with subtitles, or even dubbed? THUNDERCLAP was one of the films on the Ziieagle box (an expensive digital storage thing that Celestial sold with hundreds of Shaw Brothers films on it in slightly above VCD level quality) and had embedded English and Chinese subtitles. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Member Jay Stone Posted November 2, 2019 Member Share Posted November 2, 2019 On 10/31/2019 at 10:23 PM, KUNG FU BOB said: THUNDERCLAP was one of the films on the Ziieagle box (an expensive digital storage thing that Celestial sold with hundreds of Shaw Brothers films on it in slightly above VCD level quality) and had embedded English and Chinese subtitles. Thank you for the info. Is that the only place this crazy movie is available subtitled or English dubbed? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrator KUNG FU BOB Posted November 2, 2019 Administrator Share Posted November 2, 2019 1 hour ago, Jay Stone said: Thank you for the info. Is that the only place this crazy movie is available subtitled or English dubbed? As far as I know. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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