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I was at a store the other day that sells used CDs/Books/VHS/DVDs and came across the Chinatown Kid on VHS for $1 and since I have never seen it I had to pick it up, I was wondering which version of the movie it is? this is the link for the same one I got,Thanks.
http://www.amazon.com/Chinatown-Kid-...4358253&sr=1-2 |
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A review of the product in the link says it's (to paraphrase) just under 90 minutes, so the copy you have may be of the notorious heavily edited version (by near 30 minutes) that misses a LOT, storywise!
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Here in NY, we have vendors who sell the movies and one put the Edited and unedited version on the same disc. I thought that was pretty cool.
Though the unedited version is better, even if it's not remastered. |
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It is also on the Media Blasters list of Shaw releases for region 1 DVD.
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My guess is they'll have the current Celestial cut on one disc and perhaps a semi-remastered American/English dub cut on another disc. Be nice to find it uncut AND in Mandarin though. |
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I sure would love to have the English dubbed version remastered, the alternate version Celestial released just doesn't have the same kind of impact emotionally or action wise.
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It was a dollar well spent. Even the "shorter" version has it's many merits and is still a blast to watch.
Old Pang Yau's prediction is duly noted, and I hope you are right. A remastered full version of Chinatown Kid will be a glorious treat.
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