Jet Li Fans: The Twin Warriors a.ka. The Tai Chi Master DVD review.
04-26-00, 03:48 PM
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This is one of my favorite Jet Li movies. I have the HK version on videotape but can't wait to get my pre-order on 6/20/00. According dvdexpress.com, it is english dubbed in DD/5.1 and 1.85:1 widescreen. If you like Once Upon A Time in China, this movie is in the same league and in my opionion better. It is directed the Master director Yuen Woo Ping (Matrix and Iron Monkey [my favorite martial arts movie as you can tell by my username]). This a must have movie for Jet Li fans and martial arts movie fans.
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04-26-00, 06:27 PM
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From what I read from another site. Tai Chi Master will be rerelease in HK in the first week of May(film was between pressings)along with Fong Sai Yuk I & II(which is OOP right now). I only wish Buena Vista(Disney 
)would release the film with original dialogue and soundtrack like the recent release of Gen-X Cops.
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)would release the film with original dialogue and soundtrack like the recent release of Gen-X Cops. ------------------
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JBDomain,
That's great to hear. However, I prefer the Disney version b/c it's in DD 5.1 and most of all b/c it's english dubbed so I don't have to read the subtitles since I am not chinese. Sometimes you miss some of the action and facial expression when you're busy trying to read what they're saying.
That's great to hear. However, I prefer the Disney version b/c it's in DD 5.1 and most of all b/c it's english dubbed so I don't have to read the subtitles since I am not chinese. Sometimes you miss some of the action and facial expression when you're busy trying to read what they're saying.
