That’s right people, the crew here have just finished up our first audio commentary. Choosing the cult favorite Eastern Condors (HKL R2 DVD), please download and listen to Stoo, Ken and Mike talk about Hong Kongs answer to the Vietnam war movie!
For those without the dvd, you can find the commentary timed to video, in 3 parts, here.
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While you eagerly wait for the newest Commentary On Fire and the first in our Japan On Fire-series, the trio you’ve came to love punch in to deliver 90 minutes of fun. Ken talks sleaze, Stoo deconstructs Knockabout but when Mike joins, it’s two against one in the discussion of a possible Sympathy For Lady Vengeance remake and Andrew Lau’s skills as a cinematographer turned director. It’ll do nicely until next time. Welcome in!
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Podcast on Fire concludes thier ToTT special by doing a show on the great Tony Leung Ka-Fai! Kens got the last movies watched, we read out the brief history of Tony Leung and mike leaves mid-show. Another exciting episode of Podcast on Fire is waiting for you!
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The Magnificent Trio returns in 2009 with a show dedicated to two of the biggest Hong Kong Films stars we will ever see and they actually share the same name! Well English names. Episode 36 is based on Tony Leung Chiu-Wai, we discuss last TLCW movies watched, brief history on TLCW and then the trio discuss their favorite Tony movies as well as Mike throwing out a list! Stay tuned for more.
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The Podcast On Fire Network aims to provide a large, continually expanding overview of Asian cinema. On the flagshow Podcast On Fire, the big guns out of Hong Kong cinema gets a spotlight through discussion and review while the remainder of the network shows gives you insight into Japanese, Korean, Taiwanese cinema and the history of adult oriented Hong Kong cinema!
Commentary on Fire 2: Mismatched Couples
COF Return with a commentary on 1985’s Mismatched Couples! Yes we are probably only doing this for our community, but this was worth it! It took five attempts for us to get the comm going, but we got there in the end.
Credits: Mike Leeder, Hong Kong Movie Database, Internet Movie Database, Hong Kong Cinemagic, Hong Kong Cinema View From The Brooklyn Bridge.
For those without the dvd, you can find the commentary timed to video, in 2 parts, here.
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