New Dragon Gate Inn DualAudio DVDrip {Big_A_Little_A} {Samurai RG}

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Presents
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Sun lung moon hak chan
AKA
Dragon Inn/
New Dragon Gate Inn
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Movie Information


Release year.........: 1992
Genre................: Action
IMDb rating..........: 7.1/10
IMDB Link............: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0105859/
HKMDB Link...........: http://hkmdb.com/db/movies/view.mhtml?id=7584&display_set=eng
Language.............: Chinese/English
Subtitles............: English Softcoded and .srt

Duration.............: 1h 39mn
Source...............: DVD R2
Format...............: MPEG-4
Format/Info..........: Base Media/Version 2
File size............: 547 MB
Overall bit rate.....: 769 Kbps
Writing application..: HandBrake 0.9.6






Video/Audio Attributes


Format................: AVC
Format profile........: High@L3.0
Codec ID..............: avc1
Bit rate..............: 630 Kbps
Width.................: 720 pixels
Height................: 576 pixels
Display aspect ratio..: 16:9
Frame rate............: 25.000 fps
Color space...........: YUV
Chroma subsampling....: 4:2:0
Bit depth.............: 8 bits
Scan type.............: Progressive
Bits/(Pixel*Frame)....: 0.061
Writing library.......: x264 core 112

Format................: AAC
Format profile........: LC
Codec ID..............: 40
Bit rate mode.........: Variable
Bit rate..............: 64.2 Kbps/64.1 Kbps
Channel(s)............: 2 channels
Channel positions.....: Front: L R
Sampling rate.........: 48.0 KHz
Compression mode......: Lossy
Stream size...........: 45.7 MB(8%)/45.6 MB(8%)






Plot summary


New Dragon Gate Inn is a 1992 Hong Kong wuxia film directed by Raymond Lee and produced by Tsui Hark, starring Tony Leung Ka-fai, Brigitte Lin, Maggie Cheung and Donnie Yen. It was released as Dragon Inn in North America.The film is a remake of Dragon Gate Inn (1966). New Dragon Gate Inn was shot as a standard wuxia action thriller, with fast-paced action including martial arts, sword fighting and black comedy set in ancient China.

Set during the Ming Dynasty, Dragon Inn is based on the events during the oppressive reign of the East Chamber, led by a powerful eunuch by the name of ‘Tsao Sui-Yan’ (Donnie Yen). The larger part of Dragon Inn is infused with stunning fight pieces, superior acting, political insights and morals and obviously the catfight between Maggie Cheung and Brigitte Lin.
Basically, two warriors by the name of ‘Chow Wai-On’ (Tony Leung) and ‘Yau Mo-Yin’ (Brigitte Lin) save two innocent children, from the lineage of a prominent general, and find refuge in an awkward Inn (naturally ‘Dragon Inn’), a sort of rundown motel in the middle of a barren wasteland. The obvious kidnappers responsible were the members of the East Chamber and the
fiendish power-mad Eunuch.

Finally arriving at the Inn, the two heroes meet the owner of the Inn, a sexy mysterious enchantress by the name of ‘Jade’ (played by Maggie Cheung from other recognizable roles in ‘Dragon from Russia’ and ‘As Tears go by’). Jade is a secretive spy-type who doesn’t mind offing the odd one or two fellow’s in order to make a tasty meal, Yau Mo-Yin quickly picks up on the curious distinction that there are no animals in the restaurant, which is placed in the middle of a desert, probably 2000 leagues from the nearest town, although the Inn has a vast supply of meat. Eventually from the dodgy expressions of the cook and the owner you can probably guess that the meat being served is human. Soon enough, the hopelessly disguised East Chamber thugs end up staying at the Inn, inevitably engaging in a game of Cat and Mouse with the suspicious young rebels. In the hope of getting out of the Inn safely the young rebels side with the Innkeeper, oblivious to the fact that the Innkeeper has a secret passage that only she knows about. Although Jade is tempted by the sweet offer of a huge reward for helping the East Chamber Goons, will the lure of earthly riches pull her away from the young heroes or will nobility and righteousness be the victor, only time will tell!!


Production

Country: Hong Kong
Circuit: Golden Harvest
Genre: Martial Arts
Theatrical Run: 08/27/1992 - 09/23/1992


Director...................: Raymond Lee Wai-Man
Script.....................: Tsui Hark
Script.....................: Charcoal Tan
Script.....................: Hiu Wing
Action Director............: Tony Ching Siu-Tung
Action Director............: Yuen Bun
Action Director............: Cheung Yiu-Sing
Producer...................: Tsui Hark
Production Company.........: Seasonal Film Corporation
Filming Company............: Film Workshop Co. Ltd.
Distributor................: Golden Harvest Productions(Hong Kong)
Production Manager.........: Cho Ging-Man
Production Manager.........: Ken Ng Chi-Ming
Production Manager.........: Chan Chan
Production Manager.........: Shia Wai-Sum
Sound Recordist............: Clear Water Bay Film Studio
Sound Recordist............: Mandarin Recording Studio Ltd.
Art Director...............: Chiu Gwok-San
Art Director...............: William Chang Suk-Ping
Art Director...............: Leung Chi-Hing
Art Director...............: Chung Yee-Fung
Script Supervisor..........: Chung Hon-Sit
Script Supervisor..........: Wong Yeuk-Wah
Lighting...................: Chan Wai-Lin
Lighting...................: Chow Lam
Lighting...................: Chat Chi-Chiu
Planning...................: Tony Ching Siu-Tung
Makeup.....................: Poon Man-Wa
Makeup.....................: Man Yun-Ling
Props......................: Chung Kim-Wai
Cinematographer............: Tom Lau Moon-Tong
Cinematographer............: Arthur Wong Ngok-Tai
Special Effects............: Cinefex Workshop Co., Ltd.
Editor.....................: Poon Hung(1)
Costume Designer...........: Poon Kwok-Wah
Costume Designer...........: Ching Tin-Giu
Presenter..................: Ng See-Yuen
Assistant Director.........: Jeng Wing-Chiu
Assistant Director.........: Koan Hui On
Assistant Director.........: Chung Hon-Sit
Assistant Director.........: Tiu Wan
Hair Stylist...............: Chau Siu-Mui
Hair Stylist...............: Ho Yau Chun Heung
Assistant Action Director..: Cho Wing
Assistant Action Director..: Xiong Xin-Xin
Composer...................: Philip Chan Fei-Lit
Composer...................: Chow Gam-Wing






Cast


Maggie Cheung Man-Yuk.......: Gam Seung Yuk
Brigitte Lin Ching-Hsia.....: Yau Mok Sau
Tony Leung Ka-Fai...........: Gwok Waai On
Donnie Yen Ji-Dan...........: Eunuch Tsao
Xiong Xin-Xin...............: Ngai
Ngai Chung-Wai
Lau Shun(1).................: Cha
Yen Shi-Kwan................: Ho Fu(as Yee Kwan Yan)
Lawrence Ng Kai-Wah.........: Siu-Chuen
Yuen Cheung-Yan.............: Iron
Yuen Bun
Chan Chi-Fai[cameo]
Elvis Tsui Kam-Kong.........: The General
Wong Wai-Shun
Cheng Lit-King
Choi Ho







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Date of post.......: 14.03.2012