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Drunken Tai Chi R2


Guest Yi Long

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Guest Yi Long

Just a few quick questions about the R2:

- is it in cantonese with subs?

- how's the AV quality and the screen ratio?

- Is it uncut?

and finally,

- Is the R2 dvd worth buying?

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Guest killer meteor

It's cut and I don't think it has subs - vaguely recall something about 2 sepearte dvds

From Hong Kong Digital

"Even taking the 25 frames-per-second of PAL into account, this version runs almost a minute and a half shorter than the cropped and dubbed tape released domestically by SYS/Youngtze. About half of this can be attributed to the fact that the DVD is missing all of the production company logos and, instead, begins right with the title and Donnie Yen training under the opening crawl. The remainder should occur beginning at the 44:40 mark. Gone is Yen falling from the cotton flattening table and Yuen Cheung-yan subsequently being shot with a makeshift arrow by Lydia Shum. Why this bit of footage has been excised is anyone's guess but the scene is a jumbled mess without it."

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Guest Yi Long

No SUBS!? How can they even think about releasing a chinese language movie without subs for us westerners!?

Wow... and they havent corrected that yet!?

Are yous ure that's the most recent version you are talking about, cause I believe there have been 2 DVD releases in the UK for this movie...!?

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Guest killer meteor

I read somewhere the first UK DVD had subs but the repressing didn't

Bear in mind the above quote is from a review of the Ground Zero release, which uses the same print

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Guest Markgway
No SUBS!? How can they even think about releasing a chinese language movie without subs for us westerners!?

Two words: Eastern Heroes

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Guest kungfusamurai

Eastern Heroes, Vengeance Video, Xenon, Ground Zero, Video Asia - they pretty much use the same print as each other. The only difference is that George Tan does a crappier job with his DVD authoring, so there's tonnes of artifacting going one, like ghosting or blurry images when people move; or there are periodic pauses of the image. It's his Video Asia line that has really had the authoring issues. GZ and Xenon were crappy images, but at least they weren't authored shittily.

KFS

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