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VHS rental release: "Mr. Perfect" starring Shu Qi (Japanese subtitles)
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This is a VHS tape, a former rental, titled Mr. Perfect starring Shu Qi, with Japanese subtitles.
Please note that as this is an old VHS tape, there may be some flickering or slight degradation in picture quality. However, there are no damages such as tape winding issues that would affect playback. The case and the cassette itself show signs of age-related dirt and wear. Additionally, rental store management stickers are present on the cassette and jacket.
We ask for your understanding regarding these points before considering your purchase.
β2003 Production, Hong Kong Film
Original Title: ε₯ι’ζ΅ζ (Kee Fung Dik Sau)
Running Time: 101 minutes
Aspect Ratio: Vista
Subtitles: Japanese
Audio: Cantonese
βΆMain Cast
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Shu Qi (known for Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen, etc.)
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Andy On (known for New Police Story, etc.)
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Simon Yam (known for Mr. Coconut, etc.)
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Chapman To (known for The Jade and the Deadly Stone, etc.)
β The third installment of the Shu Qi in the 2000s Trilogy (!?), directed by Ringo Lam.
Hong Kong policewoman Shireen (Shu Qi) travels to Malaysia with her model friend Joy for a refreshing break. There, she meets Alex (Andy On) and feels he is her destined love. However, a major incident unfolds involving an arms smuggling organization... The chase scenes involving jet skis and boats midway through are reminiscent of Roger Moore's James Bond or John Woo's The (personally speaking). The motorcycle action also brings Michelle Yeoh to mind. (^.^; Also, Chapman To's character is a bit pitiable? Perhaps he fills a similar role to Eric Tsang in previous films.
Regardless, this film undoubtedly captures the essence of Hong Kong cinema produced after the 1997 handover to mainland China, evident in its cast and style. (^^)οΌ
β¦ This film was not released in Japanese theaters.
For fans of Hong Kong cinema who wish to experience it on a nostalgic, retro VHS tape just like in the old days, we highly recommend adding this to your collection. Thank you.
We apologize, but we do not accept price negotiations or requests for dedicated listings. Thank you for your understanding.
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Asian Movie
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Some scratches/marks
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