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The
commentary track is interesting and is a discussion between
Hong Kong
movie expert Bey Logan and the film's director Hark Tsui. You can watch
the film in original language with English subtitles or with English
dubbing.Overall, I would say it's probably one for the fans only.
Any
Special Features?
When
this film was released in 1983 there were two versions. The
original shorter version told the story of the young apprentice as a
stand-alone film. The longer version had a framing sequence set in
the modern day when a college student (played by the same lead actor)
has a car accident and in a coma-state has a dream of times-past - and
his dream is the main film. This DVD's main feature is the
original film without the framing sequence, but one of the special
features presents the extra footage that was used in the frame.
There are four parts to it - the first is 23 minutes long and the other
three are a couple of minutes each.
Other
extras besides the aforementioned Audio Commentary are the film's
original trailers and some interviews with Mang Hoi and Moon Lee (two of
the actors in the film).
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