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[DVD] Police Story Trilogy: Digitally Remastered Version (Region-3 / 3 Disc Box Set)
[DVD] Police Story Trilogy: Digitally Remastered Version (Region-3 / 3 Disc Box Set)
[DVD] Police Story Trilogy: Digitally Remastered Version (Region-3 / 3 Disc Box Set)
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Product Description
Starring: Jackie Chan, Maggie Cheung
Director: Jackie Chan
Studio: Spectrum
Genre: Action

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About This DVD

Police Story

This was internationally famous Jackie Chan's breakthrough action film, the work that got him past the ethnic boundaries of Hong Kong and into competition at the New York Film Festival in 1986.
It also got him into the hospital after performing a stunt in which he fell through a glass canopy ? and stopped breathing. The story itself is not particularly profound. Kevin (Ga-kui) (Chan) is an honest, self-effacing cop who manages to capture drug lord Cho (Cho Leung) almost single-handedly. A reluctant Kevin is then assigned the job of protecting Cho's secretary Selena (Brigitte Lin) who is going to testify against him. Sure enough, the trial date comes, and Selena disappears, while Cho has to be set free for lack of evidence. The next thing he knows, Kevin is framed by Cho for the murder of a fellow (dirty) cop and is running like heck from the bad guys as well as the police. Some incredible stunts in this film include Chan being dragged behind a double-decker bus. One of Jackie Chan's trademarks are hilarious outtakes shown during the end credits, and they are among the best here. This feature is repeated to great advantage at the end of his 1998 hit Rush Hour as well. Police Story picked up "Best Picture" and "Best Action Choreography" at the 1986 Hong Kong Film Festival and was nominated for several other awards that year. Sequel after sequel followed.

Police Story 2

In this crime drama, set in Hong Kong, police officers begin a city-wide search for a psychotic killer. Along the way, they must also deal with their own personal and professional issues.
Despite his success at apprehendingcriminals, Kevin Chan's unorthadox approach to his work as a police officer sees him demoted to the traffic branch. Despite this, the manhe put behind bars is now out of prison, and has vowed to make his life a misery. While this crime boss his harrassing Kevin and his girlfriend, the police are contemplating reinstating Kevin to help them fight a group of bomberss attempting to extort $10 million from building owners.

Police Story 3: Super Cop

Even for viewers who can take or leave martial-arts films, the work of Jackie Chan bears special attention. Chan is quite simply the hardest-working movie star in the world, regularly participating in the sort of death-defying stuntwork which would make most American action heroes cringe in fear. Combining his daredevil heroics with an almost goofy brand of self-effacing humor, Chan is one of the genre's most entertaining and engaging personalities. In this film, third in the Police Story series, Chan plays a Hong Kong detective working undercover with the Chinese police to nab a Malaysian druglord. The usual hair-raising gamut of stunts follow, and numerous shootouts, fights and explosions surround the plucky cop as he combats bad guys atop a moving train, a bus, a motorcycle, a speedboat, cars, and trucks, eventually being swung through the city at high speed on a rope-ladder suspended from a helicopter. For the kind of fast-paced exotic thrills that make James Bond look like a wimp, this film is the place to go. There are some amusing comedy bits too, as when Chan's superiors all go undercover as his long-lost family, and the story zips along at a feverish clip.

Audio Format: DD 5.1 Surround, D
Video Format: Widescreen 2.35:1 (Anamorphic) 
Languages: Cantonese
Subtitles: English, Korean
Country Made: Hong Kon
Region Code: 3
Year Made: 1985 / 1987 / 1992
Running Time: 100 / 121 / 96
Special Features: - It have include a "Super Police Photo Album"
- New and Original Trailers
- Photo Slide Show
- NG Shots
- Photo Gallery
- Interview with director Stanley Tong
- Interview with Actor/Stuntman Benny Lai
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