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• The Storm Riders: 10th Anniversary 2-Disc Edition (DVD) (Remastered) (Hong Kong Version) DVD Region All Ekin Cheng (Actor) | Aaron Kwok (Actor) | Shu Qi (Actor) | Kristy Yang (Actor)

  Based on Ma Wing Shing's best-selling comic, blockbuster action fantasy The Storm Riders opened a new page in Hong Kong Cinema when it was released in 1998. Directed by Andrew Lau (Infernal Affairs), the big-budget all-star production broke box office records with its fusion of comic book adventure, wuxia mythology, wirework action, and pure cinematic spectacle. The Storm Riders boasted the best special effects ever seen in a Hong Kong film at the time, courtesy of pioneering visual effects house Centro which would go on to work on films like Kill Bill and Kung Fu Hustle. Ekin Cheng (Young and Dangerous) and Aaron Kwok (After This, Our Exile) star as the iconic eponymous heroes, Wind and Cloud, while legendary Japanese actor Sonny Chiba lords over the film as the villainous Conquer. The fantastical martial arts spectacle is further supported by a star-studded cast that includes Anthony Wong, Shu Qi, Kristy Yang, Alex Fong Chung Sun, Yu Rong Guang, Lawrence Cheng, Wayne Lai, and Xu Jinglei, making the The Storm Riders a must-see Hong Kong classic that thrills and amazes even a decade later. Power-hungry overlord Conquer (Sonny Chiba) is out to take over the martial arts world, and his victory depends on two children named Wind and Cloud. Acting on a prophecy by the Mud Buddha (Wayne Lai), Conquer hunts down the two boys, kills their parents, and takes them as disciples. Ten years later, Wind (Ekin Cheng) has grown into a laidback, kind-hearted swordsman, and Cloud (Aaron Kwok), a cold and silent brooder, both with superior martial arts skills. As the top lieutenants in Conquer's clan, Wind and Cloud have as prophesized aided their master in his evil quest to dominate the world. But as he stands at the brink of absolute power, Conquer finally hears the second half of the prophecy: Wind and Cloud will bring him victory... and also downfall. The 2-DVD 10th Anniversary Remastered Edition of The Storm Riders comes with 30-minute making of and special effects featurette.
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• Shinjuku Incident (DVD) (Uncut Version) (Hong Kong Version) DVD Region 3 Jackie Chan (Actor) | Daniel Wu (Actor) | Xu Jing Lei (Actor) | Derek Yee (Director)

  Derek Yee (One Nite in Mongkok) directs action superstar Jackie Chan in Shinjuku Incident, a gripping and violent crime thriller that ranks among 2009's most eagerly anticipated Hong Kong films. Chan takes on a rare dramatic role as a Chinese immigrant who becomes inexorably tied to the Japanese mob. No stranger to tough drama, Yee gives Shinjuku Incident an added relevance with his exploration of Chinese migrants fending for themselves in Tokyo's seedy Shinjuku district. Aiding Yee is an impressive Asian cast, starting with Chan and including Hong Kong's Daniel Wu (Protégé), China's Fan Bing Bing (Lost in Beijing) and Xu Jing Lei (Warlords), and Japan's Takenaka Naoto (Shall We Dance?) and Kato Masaya (Brother). Before its successful spring theatrical run, Shinjuku Incident served as the opening film at the 33rd Hong Kong International Film Festival. Chinese laborer Steelhead (Jackie Chan) illegally arrives in Japan to search of his missing sweetheart Xiu Xiu (Xu Jing Lei), only to discover that she's married to rising Yakuza boss Eguchi (Kato Masaya). Determined to survive in Tokyo's underbelly, Steelhead unites the Chinese migrants, establishing their own community to protect themselves from the oppressive Japanese and foreign gangs. Steelhead even finds new love with bar owner Lily (Fan Bing Bing), and earns the favor of the righteous Inspector Kitano (Takenaka Naoto). However, the Chinese antagonize the entrenched Taiwanese gangsters, leading Steelhead to forge an alliance with Eguchi. As a Yakuza enforcer, Steelhead earns respect and even his own base of power. But Steelhead's Chinese brothers are corrupted by their newfound power, and an internal struggle within the Yakuza threatens their own position. All Steelhead wants is a return to simpler, honest times like he once shared with Xiu Xiu back in China. But it may now be too late…
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• The Sniper (DVD) (Hong Kong Version) DVD Region 1, 3 Richie Jen (Actor) | Huang Xiao Ming (Actor) | Edison Chen (Actor) | Bowie Lam

  Finally hitting theaters in 2009, Dante Lam's (The Beast Stalker) long-awaited crime thriller The Sniper revolves around the sniper squad of the Hong Kong Police's Special Duties Unit (SDU). Taiwan actor-singer Richie Jen (Exiled) faces off against popular Mainland actor Huang Xiaoming (Royal Tramp) as lethal sharpshooters on opposite sides of the law. Edison Chen (Dog Bite Dog), whose 2008 photo scandal led to the film's delayed release and re-editing, portrays an upstart sniper, along with a supporting cast that includes Taiwan veteran Jack Kao (Parking), Bowie Lam (Hard Boiled), Wilfred Lau (Lady Cop & Papa Crook), Liu Kai Chi (The Beast Stalker), Patrick Tang (Whispers and Moans), Michelle Yip (Moonlight in Tokyo), former pop singer Mango Wong, and action director Stephen Tung Wai. Packed with intense shootouts, training montages, and other entertaining genre staples, The Sniper hits the mark as a fast-paced Hong Kong-style action thriller. Sharpshooter Hartman (Richie Jen) runs a tight ship as head of the SDU sniper team, but hotshot rookie OJ (Edison Chen) keeps questioning his authority and training regiment and even takes pointers from Hartman's rival, former top sniper Lincoln (Huang Xiaoming). An arrogant ace whose shooting skills surpassed Hartman, Lincoln has just been released from prison after serving time for accidentally shooting a hostage, and he wants revenge. In a blatant challenge to Hartman and the police, Lincoln helps crime boss Tao (Jack Kao) escape from custody, paving the way for a deadly showdown between the snipers. This edition comes with trailer, making of, and deleted scenes.
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