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Okay… so if you’re only fervent in the movie, of course this is quintessential John Woo melodrama-action. Chow Yun Full is the master of matches mouth tantalizing and handgun hysterics. But the DVD is badly flawed. The subtitles are too broad as the other review said, but they’re also gradual (prove up after the dialogue) and unsuitable (its text from the current) *I’m Chinese so I know–I honest turn it off*. In addition, the description is incorrect–there’s no “additional footage” or “unhurried the scenes stuff.” Only the lightest production notes on the cast and crew–stuff you could glean from IMDB. Also the transfer is a bit outmoded and lacks actual richness that DVD is whisper to provide. In addition, the annoying startup promo (which lasts over 3 minutes) before the right menu starts can’t be skipped. I had rated this as 3 stars, but changed it to 2. I aloof cherish the movie, but feel a dinky jipped–especially since I bought the entire trilogy. Where’s Criterion when you need them?
This movie is unprejudiced awesome. It’s not the action packed thriller you’d normally inquire of from John Woo, but it’s one of my all time accepted movies. Chow Yun-Fat offers yet another sparkling performance in this drama about an aging gangster (Ti Lung) torn between his best friend (Chow Yun-Fat) and his brother (Leslie Cheung) .
What keeps this product from a five star rating is NOT the film itself. The subtitles are so immoral, I can’t understand how any professional film distributor could release this is as a finished product. Spelling mistakes and ridiculously abominable grammar litter this otherwise mammoth film. Who did they hire to translate this? Whoever it was obviously had only known the English language for approximately 3 weeks. In addition, the subtitles often appear AFTER the dialogue is spoken- which can slay the achieve of a couple of key scenes (if you’ve seen it, you’ll know what I mean) .
Besides the subtitles, the DVD itself is nothing special. In fact, its not even average features wise. It has basic chapter selection, an ad for other film’s the “Media Asia Group” offers, and the trailer for the film. That’s it. The “About The Film” fragment isn’t even worth mentioning, it’s unbiased extremely brief information on those fervent with the film. You would rep mighty better information (and in more detail) from the IMDB (www.imdb.com) or any fan place.
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The subtitles alone were so dreadful that I was tempted to return this, but since there is no other version available that I am aware of, I guess there isn’t considerable choice. As a huge fan of both Chow Yun-Fat and John Woo, this product was very disappointing. It’s a shame- this movie deserves powerful better.
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