Posts Tagged ‘Bruce Lee’
Bruce Lee HK Blu-Ray Collection!
August 16th, 2010 | 
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Asia On Film have just gotten in stock the must have collection for our hardcore Bruce Lee audience out there, the entire collection is now release in Blu-Ray and DVD! Here’s the details;
Just released in Hong Kong this is the latest Bruce Lee DVD Blu-ray box set with more features than you can ever imagine. Please note this DVD Box Set is region A and is set to play on Asian Blu-ray DVD players only! These discs will ONLY play in other countries if you have a region FREE DVD Blu-ray player! We will not accept returns on this product based on player incompatibility. Please check your player is compatible before ordering.
You can order your copies of the set from here. Need more information? The full DVD/BL Specs are included in this full post;
Cast From The Past: Podcast On Fire 22 Finishing the Game?
The next Cast From The Past (a series of shows lost from our iTunes feed and website) from 2008 features Stoo and Kenny B. Talking last movies watched (including a duo of Mamoru Oshii films and Battle Of Wits), rest of the show is dedicated to the review of Justin Lin’s mockumentary Finishing The Game and questions about the right’s and wrong’s regarding Bruceploitation.
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Tags: Bruce Lee, Bruceploitation, Cinema, Exploitation, Film, Films, Finishing The Game, Game Of Death, Hong Kong, Justin Lin, Mockumentary, Movie, Movies, Podcast, Reviews, US, podcasts, review | 
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