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Disc 2 (Blu-ray) contains the film on Blu-ray, with the audio commentary by film critic Frank Djeng. The set's 4K UHD disc and special features disc are listed separately. Three friends who grew up together in the Hong Kong slums try to escape a life of poverty and violence, but fleeing to war-torn Saigon only makes their troubles escalate.

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Disc 1 (4K UHD) contains the film in 4K UHD with Dolby Vision and HDR10, with the audio commentary by film critic Frank Djeng. The set's Blu-ray feature disc and special features disc are listed separately. Three friends who grew up together in the Hong Kong slums try to escape a life of poverty and violence, but fleeing to war-torn Saigon only makes their troubles escalate.

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This is only for the bonus disc and contains the 'Festival Cut' of the film (approx. 136 min), the alternate boardroom ending, the interviews 'Brilliance with a Bullet' with director John Woo, 'Head Case!' with Waise Lee, 'Army of One' with producer Terence Chang, 'Apocalypse Woo' with editor David Wu and 'Tumultuous Times' with production planner Catherine Lau, the featurettes 'Hong Kong Confidential' with Grady Hendrix and 'Apocalypse How?' with Professor Lars Laamann, plus trailers and an image gallery. It does not include the theatrical-cut feature film, which is listed separately.

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Disc 2 (Blu-ray) contains the film A Chinese Ghost Story II, with optional English subtitles newly translated for this release, an audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge, the interview "Story Of A Sequel" with author and critic David West, the theatrical trailer, and an image gallery. Ning, the naive young tax collector from A Chinese Ghost Story, escapes from prison and takes refuge in the Righteous Villa, a decaying mansion where he meets two beautiful sisters and their father, who faces execution for trying to expose traitors at the imperial court.

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Disc 1 (4K UHD) contains the film A Chinese Ghost Story II, presented from a 4K scan of the original camera negative (restored 2026) in Dolby Vision, with optional English subtitles newly translated for this release and an audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge. Ning, the naive young tax collector from A Chinese Ghost Story, escapes from prison and takes refuge in the Righteous Villa, a decaying mansion where he meets two beautiful sisters and their father, who faces execution for trying to expose traitors at the imperial court.

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Disc 2 (Blu-ray) contains the film A Chinese Ghost Story III, with optional English subtitles newly translated for this release, an audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge, the interview "Third Time Lucky" with author and critic David West, the theatrical trailer, and an image gallery. After sleeping for a century, the Tree Devil awakens to terrorize a wise High Priest and his young student, who have happened upon the Orchid Temple.

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Disc 1 (4K UHD) contains the film A Chinese Ghost Story III, presented from a 4K scan of the original camera negative (restored 2026) in Dolby Vision, with optional English subtitles newly translated for this release and an audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge. After sleeping for a century, the Tree Devil awakens to terrorize a wise High Priest and his young student, who have happened upon the Orchid Temple.

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Disc 10 of The Chow Yun-Fat Collection: Volume One contains The Eighth Happiness (1988) on Blu-ray, with an audio commentary by James Mudge and the theatrical trailer. Three brothers - Fong Kim-long, Fong Kim-fai and Fong Kim-sang - each stumble into romance after a telephone-line mix-up brings the women who will become their future wives into their lives.

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Disc 9 of The Chow Yun-Fat Collection: Volume One contains The Eighth Happiness (1988) in 4K UHD, presented in Dolby Vision, with an audio commentary by James Mudge. Three brothers - Fong Kim-long, Fong Kim-fai and Fong Kim-sang - each stumble into romance after a telephone-line mix-up brings the women who will become their future wives into their lives.

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A Hong Kong police precinct was once a hang-out for Japanese soldiers during the war, and the spirits of those who died there are restless and looking for living victims. It's up to slacker cops Jacky Cheung and Ricky Hui to silence the unquiet dead once more. Co-written by Wong Kar-wai before he became the darling of the arthouses and stylishly directed by Jeff Lau, this bawdy horror-comedy owes more to Mr. Vampire than to anything Wong went on to make — a superior slice of supernatural silliness, filled with the bad-taste humor Hong Kong filmmakers do so well.

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Two men on a fishing trip give a lift to a trigger-happy killer. Directed by Ida Lupino.

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In late nineteenth-century Canton, legendary martial arts hero Wong Fei-hung fights back against the foreign forces — English, French and American — who are plundering China.

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Disc 2 (Blu-ray) contains Swordsman, presented from the 4K restoration, with the special features: 'A Time of Legends: Interview with Co-Director Raymond Lee', 'Cult of Personality: Interview with Actor Fennie Yuen', 'David Wu: Proud Wanderer - A Career Retrospective with Editor David Wu', 'Hark's Dynasty: The Early Years of Film Workshop - Interview with General Manager/Executive Producer Terence Chang' and 'Hong Kong Confidential: Inside Wuxia with Author Grady Hendrix'. The set's other discs (Swordsman on 4K Ultra HD, and Swordsman II and Swordsman III: The East Is Red on Blu-ray) are listed separately. During the Ming dynasty, a sacred martial-arts scroll is stolen from the emperor's library and an army detachment is sent to recover it. Young swordsman Linghu Chong and his fellow disciple are drawn into the scramble as rival clans, court eunuchs and a tribe of snake-wielding women warriors all vie for the manual and the supreme technique it contains.

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Disc 1 (4K Ultra HD) contains Swordsman, presented in a 4K scan from the original camera negative in Dolby Vision, with newly translated optional English subtitles. The set's other discs (the Blu-ray of Swordsman with the special features, and Swordsman II and Swordsman III: The East Is Red on Blu-ray) are listed separately. During the Ming dynasty, a sacred martial-arts scroll is stolen from the emperor's library and an army detachment is sent to recover it. Young swordsman Linghu Chong and his fellow disciple are drawn into the scramble as rival clans, court eunuchs and a tribe of snake-wielding women warriors all vie for the manual and the supreme technique it contains.

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A police raid on a drug operation turns bloody and exposes ties between members of the force and an American drug-trafficking syndicate, leaving a team of cops fighting for their lives.

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Timid police officer Tuba (Sammo Hung), who is more interested in music than chasing crooks, is put on a dangerous mission and witnesses the killing of decorated hero Chow, who makes him promise to avenge his death. When Tuba fails to live up to his promise, Chow returns as a ghost — and this hilarious supernatural action comedy catapults us into a world of ghosts and mayhem.

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This disc contains the film As Tears Go By (1988), from Criterion's World of Wong Kar Wai set. Wong Kar Wai's debut feature is a kinetic, hypercool crime thriller set amid Hong Kong's ruthless, neon-lit gangland underworld. Small-time mob enforcer Wah (Andy Lau) is torn between a burgeoning romance with his ailing cousin Ngor (Maggie Cheung) and his loyalty to his loose-cannon partner Fly (Jacky Cheung), whose reckless attempts to make a name for himself unleash a spiral of violence in this operatic saga of ambition, honor, and revenge.

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This disc contains the film Days of Being Wild (1990) in both its theatrical version and an alternate version with different edits of the prologue and final scenes, from Criterion's World of Wong Kar Wai set. In 1960s Hong Kong, a band of wayward twentysomethings pulls together and pushes apart in a dance of frustrated desire: Yuddy, a disaffected playboy searching for the birth mother he never knew; Su Li-zhen, a lovelorn shopgirl hopelessly enamored with him; and Tide, the policeman caught in the middle of their turbulent relationship, in the first full flowering of Wong Kar Wai's swooning signature style.