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"Kung Fu Hustle" - Stephen Chow (director and star of "Shaolin Soccer") is at it again with his newest action-packed and comedic martial-arts adventure, "Kung Fu Hustle." From wildly imaginative kung fu showdowns to dance sequences featuring tuxedoed mobsters, you've never seen action this outrageous and characters this zany! With jaw-dropping fight sequences by Yuen Wo Ping (famed action choreographer of "Kill Bill: Volumes 1 & 2" and "The Matrix"), "Kung Fu Hustle" will blow you away! In a town ruled by the Axe Gang, Sing (Stephen Chow) desperately wants to become a member. He stumbles into a slum ruled by eccentric landlords who turn out to be kung fu masters in disguise. Sing's actions eventually cause the Axe Gang and the slumlords to engage in an explosive kung fu battle. Only one side will win and only one hero will emerge as the greatest kung fu master of all. "The Medallion" - Action superstar Jackie Chan ("Rush Hour 2," "Shanghai Knights") combines his high-flying style with state-of-the-art special effects as he unleashes the power of "The Medallion," the film Roger Ebert gives a big "Thumbs up!" Chan plays Hong Kong detective Eddie Yang, who works with the beautiful Interpol agent Nicole (Claire Forlani from "Meet Joe Black" and "The Rock") and the bumbling agent Watson (Lee Evans of "Mouse Hunt") to try to rescue a boy from the clutches of the villainous Snakehead ("Warlock's" Julian Sands). But when a fatal accident ends his life, Eddie is brought back to this world with the help of "The Medallion" and is supercharged! Now empowered with superhuman strength, Eddie sets out to thwart Snakehead's plan for world domination. Filmed on location in Hong Kong, Thailand, and Ireland. Jackie Chan has got the power - and kicks "The Medallion" into high gear! Packaging type is Side-by-Side.

In a world where loyalties are easily abandoned and allegiances can be bought, a new and deadlier terrorist threat has emerged ? free agent killers! Featuring "high-octane action" (Gene Shalit, Today), a "first-rate cast" (L.A. Daily News) and exhilarating car chases that "are nothing short of sensational" (The New York Times), "Ronin" is "the real deal in action fireworks" (Rolling Stone) directed by "a master of intelligent thrillers" (Roger Ebert). The Cold War may be over, but a new world order keeps a group of covert mercenaries employed by the highest bidder. These operatives, known as "Ronin," are assembled in France by a mysterious client for a seemingly routine mission: steal a top-secret briefcase. But the simple task soon proves explosive as other underworld organizations vie for the same prize...

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