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This Fortune Star bluray release of Armour Of God is definitely great. Picture quality is very good, though it's an obvious upscale. English subtitles are available as the audio is Chinese, and those subtitles will give you a chuckle at the occasional bad grammer.
If you've never seen it, Armour Of God is highly recommended. It's one of Jackie Chan's best movies from the 80s. Jackie plays "Asian Hawk", a former rockstar turned modern-day Indiana Jones type explorer who is in a battle against an evil cult that worship a snake god, deal in opiates and cocaine, commit violent acts of murder, kidnap people and indulge in prostitutes... Yikes! Have no fear though, Jackie beats 'em up.
My only gripe is that this release has an Alan Tam song play over the ending instead of Jackie Chan's infamous tune Flight Of The Dragon which can be found on other versions. Not a deal breaker though.
Get this version and stay FAR away from the US cut, which is erroneously titled Operation Condor 2 (fun fact- Operation Condor is actually the sequel to this, not the other way around).
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Fortune Star bluray version of Armour Of God
This Fortune Star bluray release of Armour Of God is definitely great. Picture quality is very good, though it's an obvious upscale. English subtitles are available as the audio is Chinese, and those subtitles will give you a chuckle at the occasional bad grammer.If you've never seen it, Armour Of God is highly recommended. It's one of Jackie Chan's best movies from the 80s. Jackie plays "Asian Hawk", a former rockstar turned modern-day Indiana Jones type explorer who is in a battle against an evil cult that worship a snake god, deal in opiates and cocaine, commit violent acts of murder, kidnap people and indulge in prostitutes... Yikes! Have no fear though, Jackie beats 'em up.My only gripe is that this release has an Alan Tam song play over the ending instead of Jackie Chan's infamous tune Flight Of The Dragon which can be found on other versions. Not a deal breaker though.Get this version and stay FAR away from the US cut, which is erroneously titled Operation Condor 2 (fun fact- Operation Condor is actually the sequel to this, not the other way around).
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2020
If you've never seen it, Armour Of God is highly recommended. It's one of Jackie Chan's best movies from the 80s. Jackie plays "Asian Hawk", a former rockstar turned modern-day Indiana Jones type explorer who is in a battle against an evil cult that worship a snake god, deal in opiates and cocaine, commit violent acts of murder, kidnap people and indulge in prostitutes... Yikes! Have no fear though, Jackie beats 'em up.
My only gripe is that this release has an Alan Tam song play over the ending instead of Jackie Chan's infamous tune Flight Of The Dragon which can be found on other versions. Not a deal breaker though.
Get this version and stay FAR away from the US cut, which is erroneously titled Operation Condor 2 (fun fact- Operation Condor is actually the sequel to this, not the other way around).
Fortune Star bluray version of Armour Of God
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2020
This Fortune Star bluray release of Armour Of God is definitely great. Picture quality is very good, though it's an obvious upscale. English subtitles are available as the audio is Chinese, and those subtitles will give you a chuckle at the occasional bad grammer.Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2020
If you've never seen it, Armour Of God is highly recommended. It's one of Jackie Chan's best movies from the 80s. Jackie plays "Asian Hawk", a former rockstar turned modern-day Indiana Jones type explorer who is in a battle against an evil cult that worship a snake god, deal in opiates and cocaine, commit violent acts of murder, kidnap people and indulge in prostitutes... Yikes! Have no fear though, Jackie beats 'em up.
My only gripe is that this release has an Alan Tam song play over the ending instead of Jackie Chan's infamous tune Flight Of The Dragon which can be found on other versions. Not a deal breaker though.
Get this version and stay FAR away from the US cut, which is erroneously titled Operation Condor 2 (fun fact- Operation Condor is actually the sequel to this, not the other way around).
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