Twin Dragons | Blu-ray (88 Films)

RELEASE DATE: September 18, 2023

On September 18, 2023, 88 Films is releasing a Deluxe Blu-ray (Region B) for Twin Dragons, a 1992 Jackie Chan film (playing dual roles) that’s directed by not one, but two Hong Kong legends: Ringo Lam (Prison on Fire) and Tsui Hark (Taking of Tiger Mountain).

Action star Jackie Chan stars opposite knockabout comedy sensation Jackie Chan in this story about identical twins separated in childhood who are unexpectedly reunited years later.

Twin Dragons also stars Maggie Cheung (Dragon Inn), Nina Li Chi (Tiger on the Beat), Teddy Robin Kwan (The Legend of the Wisely), Johnny Wang (Bloody Brotherhood), David Chiang (The One-Armed Swordsmen), Philip Chan Yan Kin (The Head Hunter), Chu Yuan (Police Story) as well as a handful of cameos by John Woo (Hand of Death), Wong Jing (Mission Milano), Ng See Yuen (Bruce Lee: The Man, The Myth) and many more!

Features:

  • Limited Edition Rigid Slipcase with New Artwork by Sean Longmore
  • Double-sided foldout poster with New Artwork and Original Poster Art
  • 80 Page Perfect Bound Book with new writing on the film by Paul Bramhall and Thorsten Boose
  • 4x Artcards
  • High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray™ presentation in 2.39:1 Aspect Ratio
  • Original Hong Kong Theatrical Cut (104 mins approx)
  • Cantonese Mono with English Subtitles
  • 
Alternate Cantonese Mono Mix with English Subtitles
  • Cantonese Stereo – Home Video Mix with English Subtitles
  • English Dub Mono
  • Newly Translated English Subtitles
  • Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
  • 
Audio Commentary with Hong Kong Cinema Experts Frank Djeng and F.J. DeSanto
  • Dimension Films Version (5.1 English)(Optional SDH)(89 Mins)
  • Interview with Actors Tung Wei and James Ha
  • Japanese Version Exclusive Scene
  • Taiwanese Deleted Scenes
  • Archive EPK Q&A
  • Archive Jackie Chan Interview
  • Archive Behind the Scenes Footage
  • Hong Kong Trailer
  • International Trailer
  • Japanese Trailer
  • Japanese TV Spot
  • English Opening / Closing Credits

This title will soon be available at The Goodie Emporium, a U.S.-based online store that currently has many Import Shaw Brothers/Golden Harvest/martial arts DVD/Blu-ray movies in-stock – with New titles being added regularly!

Check out the film’s Classic Trailer below:



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7 Responses to Twin Dragons | Blu-ray (88 Films)

  1. DoctorFromGallifrey says:

    I love this film! Can’t wait especially since I only own the US bluray release!

  2. Bruce Jensen says:

    Fun movie, Twin Dragons, not only do you get two Jackies for the price of one, you get two of his most beautiful leading ladies, Maggie Cheung & Nina Li Chi (& quite a bit of fun action, too!)! I do have a Japanese blu ray of TD but it doesn’t have much in the way of special features, I hope 88 Films is able to put together some good extras (I always wondered if somewhere out there there aren’t some entertaining out-takes for Twin Dragons, maybe some behind the scenes footage, & who wouldn’t love interviews with either or both of the leading ladies?).

    • JJ Bona says:

      I’m looking forward to this. I haven’t seen the movie since its butchered U.S. release (with a very horrible English dub job!)

      • American Ninja Man says:

        I hear you, I still have my copy I ordered from San Francisco complete with barely legible subtitles and a picture that rivals the old Good Times ep prints of Chinese Connection II and Bruce Le’s Greatest Revenge.

        I remember the days when merely mediocre picture quality was a luxury for us Kung Fu collectors.

        • JJ Bona says:

          That’s the ONLY copy of Twin Dragons I ever saw. I know exactly what print you’re talking about. However, I’m pretty sure it was worse than any GoodTimes EP VHS print.

  3. Aerosniff Someglue says:

    I have the French Blu-Ray.

    I’ll take it if this is a new master (I think so) and the bonus are good.

  4. Typo says:

    Horrible special effects, Teddy Robin Kwan’s character dropped fast after the beginming of the movie, average action scenes…OK to good comedy… The biggest problem for me is the awesome 15 minutes action scene near the end of the movie… Well, I’ll keep my French Blu-Ray, don’t wanna pay for a useless Deluxe edition.

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