POLICE STORY 3: SUPERCOP (Eureka Classics) Blu-ray

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Chu has been released from prison on the pretence that he is terminally ill. His henchmen continue to taunt Chan and his girlfriend May, bringing Ka-Kui to boiling point. both the action and comedy arenas. 88 Films offers a release with solid technical merits and some very appealing supplements. Highly

Kenneth Tsang was doubled by director Stanley Tong for a helicopter stunt. Tong broke his shin and can be seen with his leg in plaster and on crutches during the third film’s end credits. It's even worse. She spoke with her friend in English all the time, except for the time she was explaining the plan.

Nominated: Best Action Choreography (Stanley Tong, Tang Tak-Wing, Ailen Sit, Chan Man-Ching, Wong Ming-Sing) As is usual in a Chan film, the end credits (which show out-takes of failed stunts) are one of Police Story 3 's highlights. There are more laughs in this hilarious three-minute sequence than in the whole of Kingpin. I can't think of a better reason to stay through the entire movie. Ultimately, the closing montage points out one of the chief differences between Chan's stylized, fast-paced films and those of his American counterparts: this is action with a smile, not a grimace". [21] Like an Old Married Couple: Though they're posing as siblings, Kevin and Yang engage in a lot of Casual Danger Dialogue and Teeth-Clenched Teamwork during their undercover, even right before the end credit rolls.

The pair manage to successfully go undercover into a criminal gang by breaking tough guy Panther (Wah Yuen) out of prison. Through this connection they’re able to get close to drug kingpin Chaibat (Kenneth Tsang).As the recent explosion of Asian cinema continues to thrive on home video around the world, Supercop is a reminder of the success of simplicity. The charms of the film’s leads and the talents of the stuntpeople are what continues to make it one of the most popular action films in its class. 88 Films’ UHD release is definitely one to own for long-time fans. Highly recommended. Audio Commentary by Hong Kong Cinema Expert Frank Djeng does not seem to be the same Djeng commentary that was on the Michelle Yeoh (billed as "Michelle Khan") as Interpol Inspector based in Beijing "Jessica" Yang Chien-Hua / Hannah Lin

Police Story 2 (Ging chaat goo si juk jaap) (Police Force II) (1988)". Rotten Tomatoes . Retrieved 1 May 2015.Sultan Abdul Samad Building, Kuala Lumpur Railway Station, Kuala Lumpur, Klang Valley, Peninsular Malaysia, Malaysia I’m not usually a fan of location featurettes but the one here is actually pretty good as Arne Venema takes us around the locations himself and clearly points out where specific shots were filmed, rather than merely showing the dry wides of before and after we normally get in these pieces.