Armour of God (UK)
Now digitally restored for DVD
Certificate: 15
Running Time: 86 mins
Retail Price: £19.99
Release Date:
Content Type: Movie
Synopsis:
Now digitally restored for DVD, "Armour Of God" is an explosive, high-energy Indiana Jones style action adventure, which broke box office records all over Asia and firmly consolidated Jackie Chan`s position as "The World`s Number One Action Star".
Starring as the Asian Hawk, a bounty hunter and martial arts expert with an insatiable taste for adventure, Jackie is blackmailed by a mysterious cult leader into acquiring "The Armour Of God", a mystical artifact from the Dark Ages, which holds the key to unlimited power.
Combining action, romance and Chan`s trademark Keaton-esque comedy, "Armour Of God" is an explosive heart-pounding martial-arts extravaganza, which is internationally one of Jackie`s highest grossing films to date. Featuring a dazzling array or precision driving stunts, high-falls and explosive, high-energy fight action, this is one movie that is guaranteed to thrill from beginning to end.
Making this film very nearly cost Jackie his life, and the accident footage is included in the end credits. With an exclusive, re-mastered DVD transfer, and a selection of exciting `special features`, this is one title that no Chan fan will want to miss !
Special Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Access
Digitally re-mastered and restored Asian Version containing footage not available in `International Print`
16:9 Anamorphic version enhanced for widescreen TVs
Animated Biography Showcase
Original Theatrical Trailer
UK Promotional Trailer
Production Photo Gallery
Interview Gallery with Jackie Chan
Video Tracks:
Widescreen Anamorphic 1.85:1
Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital 5.1 English
Subtitle Tracks:
English
Directed By:
Jackie Chan
Written By:
Edward Tang
John Sheppard
Jackie Chan
Starring:
Lola Forner
Stephanie Evans
Linda Denley
Marcia Chisholm
Jackie Chan
Ken Boyle
Soundtrack By:
Michael Wandmacher
Producer:
Chua Lam
Leonard Ho
Distributor:
Hong Kong Legends
Your Opinions and Comments
The picture is surprisingly crisp (the last time I saw this was on a tatty old VHS), and the sound (remixed to Dolby Digital 5.1) is very good, in either language.
There are the usual HKL extras, but this film stands out as being the one where Jackie nearly lost his life, but I suppose you could say that about most of his movies.