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Black Cat 1 & 2: Limited Edition (VSA-041)(Exclusive)

Black Cat 1 & 2: Limited Edition (VSA-041)(Exclusive)

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Actors: Jade Leung, Bob Wilde, Simon Yam, Robin Shou, Thomas Lam, Louis Roth
Director: Stephen Shin
Language: CANTONESE: DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 Mono (48kHz, 24-bit)
ENGLISH: DTS-HD Master Audio Mono (48kHz, 24-bit)
Subtitles: English
Region: Region A
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Number of Discs: 2
Rating: Not Rated
Orig Release Date: 1991-1992
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Release Date: 1/30/2024
Run Time: 187 Min.
Special Features: Black Cat
  • Commentary features film historian Samm Deighan.
  • Interview (14:12, HD) is a chat with actress Jade Leung, who lists herself as an "actor and an action star." The interviewee explores her love of playing varied characters, enjoying the process of changing with different roles. Leung won the part in "Black Cat" after answering an ad from the production company, which was on the prowl for a fresh action star. New to acting, Leung was offered an education in action choreography and performance nuance, leaning on her co-star, Simon Yam, for help. With such inexperience, mistakes were made, and stunt challenges are recalled, including a day spent in a freezing Canadian river. Lueng also explores her time in "Black Cat 2," learning to demand more out of her characters.
  • Interview (13:28, HD) is a discussion of "Black Cat" with martial arts director Benz Kong To-Hoi. Born into a family of acrobats, the interviewee learned flexibility and daredevil instincts on the job, also making a contact in Sammo Hung. Receiving a call from director Stephen Shin for "Black Cat," the choreographer was tasked with creating "contemporary action" for the picture, working closely with star Jade Leung, who was new to acting and weapons handling, requiring some trickery to eliminate her amateur status around powerful guns. Leung's tests of stamina are highlighted, along with the production's time in Canada, which required a greater level of safety for the actors. Technical challenges are also identified, highlighting crazier offerings of danger.
  • "Copycat? 'Black Cat' and its Influences" (16:42, HD) is a video essay by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas.
  • Image Gallery (1:54) collects poster art and film stills for "Black Cat."
  • And an English Trailer (4:34, SD) and Cantonese Trailer (3:50, HD) are included.
Black Cat 2
  • Image Gallery (2:32) collects poster art, lobby cards, and film stills for "Black Cat 2."
  • And an English Trailer (4:34, SD) and Cantonese Trailer (3:50, HD)
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