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| Product Title: | Tiger On The Beat (DVD) (Hong Kong Version) 老虎出更 (DVD) (香港版) 老虎出更 (DVD) (香港版) 老虎出更 Tiger On The Beat (DVD) (Hong Kong Version) |
| Artist Name(s): | Chow Yun Fat (Actor) | Conan Lee (Actor) | Ti Lung (Actor) | Nina Li (Actor) | Norman Tsui (Actor) | Gordon Liu (Actor) | James Wong | Philip Ko | Lydia Shum | David Chiang | WU ZHU 周潤發 (Actor) | 李元霸 (Actor) | 狄龍 (Actor) | 利 智 (Actor) | 徐少強 (Actor) | 劉家輝 (Actor) | 黃霑 | 高飛 | 沈殿霞 | 姜大衛 | 吳寧 周润发 (Actor) | 李元霸 (Actor) | 狄龙 (Actor) | 利 智 (Actor) | 徐少强 (Actor) | 刘家辉 (Actor) | 黄沾 | 高飞 | 沈殿霞 | 姜大卫 | WU ZHU 周潤發 （チョウ・ユンファ） (Actor) | 李元覇（コナン・リー） (Actor) | 狄龍（ティ・ロン） (Actor) | 利智（ニナ・リー） (Actor) | 徐少強（チョイ・シウキョン） (Actor) | 劉家輝（リュー・チャーフィー） (Actor) | 黄霑（ジェームズ・ウォン） | 高飛（フィリップ・コー） | 沈殿霞（リディア・サム） | 姜大衛 （デビッド・チャン） | ＷＵ ＺＨＵ 주윤발 (Actor) | Conan Lee (Actor) | Ti Lung (Actor) | Nina Li (Actor) | Norman Tsui (Actor) | Gordon Liu (Actor) | James Wong | Philip Ko | Lydia Shum | David Chiang | WU ZHU |
| Director: | Lau Kar Leung 劉家良 刘家良 劉家良 （ラウ・カーリョン） Lau Kar Leung |
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| Release Date: | 2008-05-13 |
| Language: | Cantonese, Mandarin |
| Subtitles: | English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese |
| Country of Origin: | Hong Kong |
| Picture Format: | NTSC What is it? |
| Aspect Ratio: | 1.78 : 1 |
| Sound Information: | Dolby Digital 2.0 |
| Disc Format(s): | DVD-5, DVD |
| Region Code: | All Region What is it? |
| Duration: | 90 (mins) |
| Publisher: | Joy Sales (HK) |
| Package Weight: | 100 (g) |
| Shipment Unit: | 1 What is it? |
| YesAsia Catalog No.: | 3030 |
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* Sound Mix : Dolby Digital 2.0
* DVD Type : DVD-5
導演：劉家良
Director: Lau Ka Leung
老差骨法蘭西李（周潤發）與新扎師兄曹米高（李元霸）合力調查一宗泰國毒梟被殺案。二人追查可疑女子Donna（利智），其表哥毒蛇炳（高飛）因獨吞毒品被大毒販羅茂森及殺手輝所殺，Donna決定與警方合作，供出羅與泰毒販的交易地點，警方遂佈下天羅地網……
Michael Chao (Conan Lee), young and agile, was a new recruit in the police force. Francis lee (Chow Yun Fat), an experienced cop, was lazy and frivolous in character. They were assigned to work on a murder case. Because of some misunderstanding and clash of personalities, the two were caught in a series of hilarious situations. They shadowed their suspect Donna (Li Chi), who was the cousin of a heroin dealer namely Ping. When they were to arrest both, Ping shot them and escaped leaving Donna behind. However, Donna refused to disclose any thing in the police station. France used his tricks to win Donna's affection in order to obtain information from her...
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Superstar Chow Yun-fat and ego-casualty Conan Lee continue a rich Hong Kong action movie tradition of wearing the ugliest clothes on earth while fighting crime. Chow Yun-fat is resplendent in his Hawaiian shirts, yellow slacks, and tiny leather cap which he replaces with a tennis visor for formal occasions. Conan Lee, who was being developed as the next Jackie Chan before planet-shattering arrogance sunk his career, hurls his over-muscled frame around the screen in jheri curls and an acid-washed denim parka.
Like Lethal Weapon (only funnier and better), Tiger on the Beat has Conan and Chow putting the "odd" in "odd couple". Chow Yun-fat is the squealing, cowardly womanizing cop and Conan Lee is the muscle-bound butch one who's good at ripping the hoods off hurtling cars with his thick-veined paws. Opening, not with action, but with Chow Yun-fat outfoxing a jealous husband, the good Mr. Chow is promptly taken hostage in the Hot Gossip Coffee Shop and wets himself in fear before passing out. Conan shows up and lays the punks on the floor with one twitch of his sculpted pecs. Commissioner Butt (no kidding) assigns Chow and Conan to work together on a drugs case (we assume it's cocaine - referred to as "stuffs" by the English and Chinese subtitles). Norman Chu is smuggling stuffs into Hong Kong inside windsurfing boards, squashing the competition into bright red splooches on the cement via his right-hand sociopath, Gordon Liu. Liu is the iconic bald-headed star of classic kung fu pic 36th Chamber of Shaolin, which was directed (like Tiger on the Beat) by his brother, Lau Kar-leung, the director of Jackie Chan's Drunken Master II and a living legend if ever there was one. Chow and Conan decide to get at Norman by putting the squeeze on Marydonna (Nina Li) an aerobics instructor who's peddling coke for her brother between leg lifts and fanny tucks. Her brother is just trying to make an honest living selling Norman's stuffs out from under him, but Norman catches on and....splooch! Then Norman and Gordon decide Marydonna's taught her last class, and the bodies go flying as Marydonna turns to the police for protection. Specifically she turns to Chow and Conan who are forced to take on a veritable army of drug dealers in test pattern sweaters as they try to protect her. The movie's zero tolerance policy is put into effect as Chow Yun-fat carves big fleshy gobs out of his opponents with a 12 gauge, and Conan Lee takes up chainsaws against an army of troubles. Windsurfing, aerobics, drugs, bad clothes, chainsaws, Le Cars - there's one word for this action spectacular: it's Eighties-riffic! by Grady Hendrix |
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March 24, 2008
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Upcoming star Chow Yun Fat (I think the movie was tailored for him) and new comer Conan Lee (too beefcake looking) starred as some lethal weapon partnership. High class action and some comedy bits thrown in. Cameo appearances by Ti Lung as the barowner and Lydia Sum as sales assistant in the department store (selling lingerie). Hats off to Fatt for downing almost 8 raw eggs (must be only in one single take). Love Gordon in this movie although his part was played down tremendously (to give Fatt and Conan a chance) as the loyal righthand man of the drug dealer (another regular of Lau Kar Leung's movies). Gordon's foot was almost sawn off in the fight sequence with Conan (inexperienced nerd). With his fitness and trim, taut, terrific outlook, he outdo everyone in their stunts. Wish he had kept this haircut for his other movies instead of that stiff wig. Gordon's fans must buy this!! |
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November 11, 2005
| This movie has it all. If you are looking for a good gun slinging and martial arts movie this one is definitely a must have. Has a excellent dose of comedy in there as well, but the ending is definitely the main course of this movie for those who wants kung fu and action appetites!! |
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