Police Story : First Strike (Taiwan Version) VCD
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| Product Title: | Police Story : First Strike (Taiwan Version) 警察故事4 : 簡單任務 (台灣版) 警察故事4 : 简单任务 (台湾版) Police Story : First Strike (Taiwan Version) Police Story : First Strike (Taiwan Version) |
| Artist Name(s): | Jackie Chan (Actor) | Annie Wu | Bill Tung | Lau Hok Yin 成龍 (Actor) | 吳辰君 | 董驃 | 樓學賢 成龙 (Actor) | 吴辰君 | 董骠 | 楼学贤 成龍 （ジャッキー・チェン） (Actor) | 呉辰君（アニー・ウー） | 董驃（トン・ピウ） | 樓學賢（ラウ・ホクイン） 성룡 (Actor) | Annie Wu | Bill Tung | Lau Hok Yin |
| Director: | Stanley Tong 唐季禮 唐季礼 唐季禮（スタンリー・トン） Tang Ji Li |
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| Release Date: | 2005-08-04 |
| Language: | Mandarin |
| Subtitles: | English, Traditional Chinese |
| Country of Origin: | Hong Kong |
| Disc Format(s): | VCD |
| Duration: | 107 (mins) |
| Publisher: | Golden Harvest Home Video |
| Other Information: | 2VCDs |
| Package Weight: | 80 (g) |
| Shipment Unit: | 1 What is it? |
| YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1004048964 |
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Director:Tang Ji Li
超級警察陳家駒獲CIA委派調查一販賣集團，警司驃叔與他均以為這是一項簡單任務，怎料，駒在跟蹤疑犯徐傑時，誤打誤撞的到達了烏黑蘭核子飛彈基地，並目睹傑在雪山與買家交易，駒此時遭對方發現行蹤，惟有以雪橇展開雪地大逃亡，可惜失足墮進冰湖……
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Professional Review of "Police Story : First Strike (Taiwan Version) "
This professional review refers to Police Story 4 : First Strike
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Fourth in Jackie Chan's Police Story series, this flick is Jackie Chan's take on James Bond, the way the Armour of Gods films were his take on Indiana Jones. Assigned to tail a suspect, Natasha, on a flight to the Ukraine from Hong Kong, things have already spiraled out of control within the first ten minutes. Chan can't pronounce his target's name, his passport is expired, he didn't bring enough winter clothing, and his entire mission consists of counting the number of times Natasha What's-Her-Name goes to the bathroom. This is not Her Majesty's Secret Service. Being a Police Story movie it's not long before the plot needle's in the red and Chan is shuttling back and forth between Moscow, Hong Kong, the Ukraine and Australia trying to track down stolen plutonium for a boss (played by respected Russian actor, Yuri Batchov) who may or may not be the bad guy behind the plutonium-pilfering in the first place. Constantly getting lost, confused, humiliated and framed for murder you know that if Chan gets something nice in this movie (say, a spiffy suit) it's only so it can be taken away in the next reel (said suit torn to shreds by gigantic power lifter, Nathan Jones, performing here with a broken arm). Speaking of clothes, as Jackie's gotten older his wardrobe's gotten weirder, and in First Strike it's reached a zenith. By the time the movie's over he will have worn a seal hat, a live koala bear, a Nehru jacket ensemble, Koala bear undies, a big shark costume, a waterproof pair of yellow overalls, and a strange stilt-walker's costume. The man's got more clothes than Madonna, and they're weirder than Madonna's, too. This globe-trotting spy movie is directed by Stanley Tong (of Supercop and Rumble in the Bronx fame) who brought it in for $15 million with only 10 days of post-production. Rocketing down a mountain in an apocalyptic ski chase, crashing through the ice into subzero waters, balancing on the ledge of a hotel that looks to be about five miles high, crashing through the most kinetic ladder fight ever put on film, and climaxing in a twenty-minute underwater fight in an aquarium full of man-eating sharks every cent of this movie's budget is up on-screen making it the best James Bond movie James Bond never made. It's a far worthier spoof of the genre than the excruciating Casino Royale. This is post-95 Jackie at his best. by Grady Hendrix |
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Customer Review of "Police Story : First Strike (Taiwan Version) "
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May 27, 2007
This customer review refers to Jackie Chan's First Strike (US Version)
| Director Stanley Tong always like foreign locations for his movies. No exception here cause Jackie's in Ukraine and Aust. The other reviewer rubbished Jackie's english but this is only one of his earlier western movie and I thought he did pretty good. Good stunt work with Jackie on ice and and stilts (scene in Chinatown). Not easy to balance on those things. Pity they haven't got an audio cantonese version. Still very watchable! |
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