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The Fearless Hyena II (DVD, 2001) Jackie Chan Martial Arts Kung Fu

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Item specifics

Condition
Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or ...
Non-Domestic Product
No
Modified Item
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UPC
0043396071735
Format
DVD
Release Year
2001
Actor
Jackie Chan
Rating
NR
Director
Chuen Chan, Chan Chuen
Sub-Genre
Chinese/Cantonese
Genre
Foreign Language
Movie/TV Title
Fearless Hyena II

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Product Information

In this sequel to the martial arts classic, Jackie Chan once again portrays Chang Lung, a member of the Yin/Yang clan, who for years has been pursued by evil gangsters known only as Heaven and Earth. When Chang is reunited with his long lost brother after the tragic death of their father, they decide to band together to defeat the scourge of Heaven and Earth once and for all! This deft mix of fast-paced action and wild comedy is a must for any fan of Chan.

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UPC
0043396071735
eBay Product ID (ePID)
3364868

Product Key Features

Actor
Jackie Chan
Director
Chuen Chan, Chan Chuen
Rating
NR
Format
DVD
Release Year
2001
Movie/TV Title
Fearless Hyena II
Sub-Genre
Chinese/Cantonese
Genre
Foreign Language

Additional Product Features

Region Code
Region 1
Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
Hong Kong
LeafCats
617
Film Country
Hong Kong
Leading Role
Jackie Chan
Release Date
20010918

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  • Ouch why did Jackie make this one?

    only saw this for my idol Jackie Chan. But even before I decided to rent it I knew it wasn't going to be very good since Jackie plays a villain. The first thing any viewer would notice is that the cover is very misleading. According to the cover Jackie is star of this movie, even though all he has is a supporting role. In every scene, I found myself trying to catch glimpses of Jackie, but of course he was only a supporting actor. Now keep in mind, I've seen many of Jackie's movies including some of the oldest ones. But even with that impartial opinion the fighting just wasn't very good either. It could stem from the fact that Director Lo Wei just wouldn't let go of the past. He was the man who directed the classic martial arts film 'Enter the Dragon' starring the legendary Bruce Lee. In ...