Chungking express & fallen angels dvd
04-24-04, 10:33 PM
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Chungking express & fallen angels dvd
I saw a DVD which had chungking express and fallen angels on a single dvd that was double sided. It had both mandarin & cantonese soundtrack with english subtitles. It's either region 1 or all region. I was wondering if anybody knows the quality or any details about this dvd. I've been looking for a cheaper price for fallen angels for so long. It seems that this might be it.
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04-24-04, 11:22 PM
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Hmmm, it wouldn't be region 1, because in the US, Chungking Express was released by Miramax/Rolling Thunder and Fallen Angels by Kino. So, its probably a HK release, but I'm wondering if it's legit? Where did you see it?
04-25-04, 01:12 AM
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I haven't heard of a disc that includes both movies. But I suggest checking koreandvds.com and their Wong Kar-Wai sale. You can get both Chungking Express and Fallen Angels for less than $17 shipped.
http://www.koreandvds.com/special_me...?type=4&id=132
http://www.koreandvds.com/special_me...?type=4&id=132
04-25-04, 07:28 AM
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You're probably right about it being a HK release. It didn't look like bootleg because it had one of those hologram stickers on it and the dvd artcover looked clear. I saw it in chinatown at nyc. This store sells mostly legit dvd's
D-Ball, I prefer a region 1 dvd so I can lend it to my friends to watch.
D-Ball, I prefer a region 1 dvd so I can lend it to my friends to watch.
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Hmmm, it wouldn't be region 1, because in the US, Chungking Express was released by Miramax/Rolling Thunder and Fallen Angels by Kino. So, its probably a HK release, but I'm wondering if it's legit? Where did you see it?
Hmmm, it wouldn't be region 1, because in the US, Chungking Express was released by Miramax/Rolling Thunder and Fallen Angels by Kino. So, its probably a HK release, but I'm wondering if it's legit? Where did you see it?
04-26-04, 11:30 AM
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Originally posted by Couch Potato
You're probably right about it being a HK release. It didn't look like bootleg because it had one of those hologram stickers on it and the dvd artcover looked clear. I saw it in chinatown at nyc. This store sells mostly legit dvd's
D-Ball, I prefer a region 1 dvd so I can lend it to my friends to watch.
You're probably right about it being a HK release. It didn't look like bootleg because it had one of those hologram stickers on it and the dvd artcover looked clear. I saw it in chinatown at nyc. This store sells mostly legit dvd's
D-Ball, I prefer a region 1 dvd so I can lend it to my friends to watch.
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I have the Kino version of Fallen Angels and was wondering if the Korean version has a better transfer. What about the other Wong Kar Wai movies? Which versions are the best?
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I have the Kino version of Fallen Angels and was wondering if the Korean version has a better transfer. What about the other Wong Kar Wai movies? Which versions are the best?
