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Disc 3 contains The Black Enforcer (1972), plus audio commentaries by James Mudge and Brian Bankston and newly translated optional English subtitles. Constable Lung is assigned to escort a convicted murderer to prison, but the prisoner's men ambush the party and free him, killing Lung's mother and sister in the attack. Lung sets out after the men responsible. What follows is a classic Shaw Brothers tale of revenge.

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Disc 1 contains The Imperial Tomb Raiders, plus 'Tales from the Tomb,' an interview with longtime Shaw Brothers supporting actor Li Chiang, audio commentaries with James Mudge and with film historian Brian Bankston, and newly translated optional English subtitles. A favoured concubine of the Emperor Xianfeng is interred in secret along with the priceless Eternal Night-Shining Pearl. Of the eight palace maidens sentenced to be buried alive with her, one slips away — and treasure-hungry bandits pursue her, hoping she will guide them to the tomb, while five women warriors and a government official move to stop them.

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At the end of the Qing Dynasty, a chivalrous masked robber known as Iron Monkey steals from the rich and gives to the poor in Zhejiang province. When a famous kung fu master is enlisted to capture him, the master finds himself torn between upholding the law and siding with the unknown hero.

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Disc 2 (the 2D Blu-ray) contains the film in its 2D presentation, plus the set's special features: an audio commentary by Frank Djeng and F.J. DeSanto; 'Punching Into the 3rd Dimension' with James Mudge; 'Magnificent Bodyguards – A New Dimension in Action?' by Steve Lawson; and remastered Mandarin and English trailers. Fearless fighter Master Ting Chang (Jackie Chan) joins a team of guards escorting a mysterious, ailing man across the perilous Stormy Mountains, a land of danger, betrayal and hidden secrets. As the journey unfolds, loyalties are tested, fights erupt, and the truth about the man they are protecting begins to surface.

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Disc 1 (the RealD 3D Blu-ray) contains the film in its RealD 3D presentation, plus the set's special features: an audio commentary by Frank Djeng and F.J. DeSanto; 'Punching Into the 3rd Dimension' with James Mudge; 'Magnificent Bodyguards – A New Dimension in Action?' by Steve Lawson; and remastered Mandarin and English trailers. Fearless fighter Master Ting Chang (Jackie Chan) joins a team of guards escorting a mysterious, ailing man across the perilous Stormy Mountains, a land of danger, betrayal and hidden secrets. As the journey unfolds, loyalties are tested, fights erupt, and the truth about the man they are protecting begins to surface.

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Disc 8 contains Swordsman at Large (1971), plus an audio commentary by James Mudge, newly translated optional English subtitles, and an image gallery. A bandit chief has offered rewards for two prizes: a fabulous fur-sheathed sword called the Deer Knife, and the head of Xiao Shiyi Lang, a gentleman bandit known as Xiao the Rambler. Swordsmen from across the martial world set out to claim one bounty or the other. What they find instead is betrayal and lethal surprises, as the blade itself becomes the most coveted prize of all.

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Disc 7 contains the film The Duel, an audio commentary with James Mudge, a US trailer, and a Celestial trailer. Before Bruce Lee's superstardom, Hong Kong cinema's greatest heroes were the majestic Ti Lung and the charismatic David Chiang. A year after Chang Cheh's Vengeance! made them stars, they returned in this mano-a-mano classic: Ti Lung as an adopted son struggling with familial fears, Chiang as a streetwise knight-errant called “Rambler” — two men who distrust each other until they survive a trial by fire and fists.

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Disc 3 contains the film Vengeance!, an audio commentary by David West, the featurette “Retribution Shaw-Style” with Luke White on the politics and plasma-spillage of Vengeance, and the original theatrical trailer. David Chiang plays a psychotic man bent on avenging the death of his older brother (Ti Lung) in a tale of retribution and paying the ultimate price, with equally psychotic action choreographed by Tang Chia and Yuen Cheung-yan. Chang Cheh won Best Director and Chiang's haunting performance earned him the Best Actor Award at the 1970 Asian Film Festival.

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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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Ordered by the Imperial Court to destroy a ruthless crime syndicate, Minister Yang sends undercover agents into the clan to disintegrate it from the inside.

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Disc 2 contains The Twelve Gold Medallions (1970), plus audio commentaries by film historian Brian Bankston and James Mudge of easternKicks, an image gallery, the Celestial trailer, and newly translated optional English subtitles. War is raging, and the fate of the empire may hinge on twelve gold medallions, each one carrying part of an imperial decree that couriers are racing to deliver. A lone swordsman takes it upon himself to intercept the messengers before their messages can be put together. The mission turns personal when he learns that his own mentor stands behind the treasonous scheme the medallions serve. He cuts his way through the couriers one by one, testing old loyalties with every duel.