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The Blu-ray disc of The Bodyguard from Beijing — Hong Kong Cinema Classics #5 in Shout's ten-disc Jet Li Collection — contains the film (from the new 4K restoration of the original camera negative) with a new audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge, a new interview with co-writer Gordon Chan, and the trailer. After witnessing a gangland killing, a young woman (Christy Chung) is placed under the protection of an elite bodyguard sent from Beijing (Jet Li) — and as the danger around her mounts, the two fall for each other.

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The 4K UHD disc of The Bodyguard from Beijing — Hong Kong Cinema Classics #5 in Shout's ten-disc Jet Li Collection — contains the film in 4K Dolby Vision (new 4K restoration from the original camera negative) with a new audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge. The film's remaining extras (the Gordon Chan interview and the trailer) are on the set's Blu-ray disc of this film, which the store lists as a separate product. After witnessing a gangland killing, a young woman (Christy Chung) is placed under the protection of an elite bodyguard sent from Beijing (Jet Li) — and as the danger around her mounts, the two fall for each other.

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The 4K UHD disc of Fist of Legend — Hong Kong Cinema Classics #4 in Shout's ten-disc Jet Li Collection — contains the film in 4K Dolby Vision (new 4K restoration from the original camera negative) with a new audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge. The film's remaining extras (the Gordon Chan and Aaron Moore interviews, the legacy featurettes, deleted scenes and the trailer) are on the set's Blu-ray disc of this film, which the store does not list as a separate product. Shanghai, 1937: Chen Zhen comes home from his studies abroad to learn that his master is dead and his old school is being persecuted by the ultranationalist Black Dragon Clan — and he sets out to find the truth and settle the score.

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The 4K UHD disc of Tai Chi Master — Hong Kong Cinema Classics #3 in Shout's ten-disc Jet Li Collection — contains the film in 4K Dolby Vision (new 4K restoration from the original camera negative) with a new audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge. The film's remaining extras ('Tai Chi Madam – The Michelle Yeoh Effect', the Chin Siu-Ho interview 'Nemesis', 'The Birthplace of Tai Chi', 'Meditations on the Master', 'Twin Warriors', the English-language opening credits and the trailer) are on the set's Blu-ray disc of this film, which the store does not list as a separate product. Junbao and Tianbo, two Shaolin monks with opposite temperaments — one gentle and unassuming, the other hot-headed and ambitious — are thrown out of their temple over a cheating accusation they didn't commit. Their lives split in opposite directions until a betrayal brings them face to face as enemies and Tianbo nearly kills his old friend. Recovering from the fight, the calmer monk unlocks the strength hidden in the slow, flowing movements of tai chi.

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The Blu-ray disc of The Legend (Fong Sai Yuk) — Hong Kong Cinema Classics #1 in Shout's ten-disc Jet Li Collection — contains the film (from the new 4K restoration of the original camera negative) with a new audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge, a new interview with Leon Hunt, author of Kung Fu Masters and East Asian Cinemas, and the trailer. Fong Sai-yuk is a cocky young fighter whose skill is matched only by his confidence. When a wealthy merchant stages a martial arts contest offering his daughter's hand to the winner, Fong enters — but a mix-up over identities forces him to forfeit, and his formidable mother steps in to restore the family's honor. All the while, his father's membership in a secret society opposed to the government pulls the family toward danger.

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The 4K UHD disc of The Legend (Fong Sai Yuk) — Hong Kong Cinema Classics #1 in Shout's ten-disc Jet Li Collection — contains the film in 4K Dolby Vision (new 4K restoration from the original camera negative) with a new audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge, a new interview with Leon Hunt, author of Kung Fu Masters and East Asian Cinemas, and the trailer. Fong Sai-yuk is a cocky young fighter whose skill is matched only by his confidence. When a wealthy merchant stages a martial arts contest offering his daughter's hand to the winner, Fong enters — but a mix-up over identities forces him to forfeit, and his formidable mother steps in to restore the family's honor. All the while, his father's membership in a secret society opposed to the government pulls the family toward danger.

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The 4K UHD disc of The Legend II (Fong Sai Yuk II) — Hong Kong Cinema Classics #2 in Shout's ten-disc Jet Li Collection — contains the film in 4K Dolby Vision (new 4K restoration from the original camera negative) with a new audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge, a new interview with sound assistants Steven Avila and Trip Brock on translating classic Hong Kong films for the West, and the trailer. After botching a secret assignment for the Red Flower Society, folk hero Fong Sai-yuk must recover an important document by courting Man-yin, the governor's daughter — a mission that enrages both his fiancée Ting-ting and his mother, a martial arts master herself. To get what he needs he enters a martial arts tournament against the villainous Yu, fighting to restore the Ming Dynasty.