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Corruptor

Features:

Widescreen version of the film
Feature-length commentary by director James Foley
Music video: UGK "Take It Off"
Original theatrical trailer
Cast and crew biographies and filmographies
"From the [Under] Ground Up: The Making of The Corruptor"
DVD-ROM features: script-to-screen, read or print the screenplay
Up-to-the-minute information on every cast and crew member with web links

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- Side #1 --
- 0. Scene Selections
- 1. Logos/Credits [2:42]
- 2. Chinatown War [:13]
- 3. A Bad Deal for the Fukienese [:37]
- 4. Welcome to A.G.U. [:30]
- 5. The Ginza Raid [:28]
- 6. A Bust for Wallace [2:13]
- 7. Henry Lee [1:26]
- 8. Another Victim [:29]
- 9. Family Business [:02]
- 10. An Exchange of Information [1:26]
- 11. A Gift for Wallace [2:27]
- 12. Heavy Traffic [1:09]
- 13. Enter the Feds [:29]
- 14. Henry's Deal [:51]
- 15. Plums and Peaches [2:29]
- 16. Benny Wong Cuts a Deal [:09]
- 17. A Little Help From Nick [1:28]
- 18. Wallace's Secret [2:36]
- 19. The Snare Is Set [1:07]
- 20. Nick Learns the Truth [2:15]
- 21. The Shipyard [1:15]
- 22. Final Honor [1:24]
- 23. End Credits [1:01]
- 1. Introduction/Gang Activities in New York/I Felt That We Wanted Solid Ground/Chow Yun-Fat Served as Asian Sensibility/Internal Lo
- 2. The Explosion at the Bakery/Working With a Famous Television Announcer
- 3. In the First Scene With Yun-Fat/Yun Fat's Hong Kong Movies/The Scene in the Lamp Shop Has Been Cut/The Guy Who Plays Jack Storme
- 4. When I Read the Script I Wasn't Aware of Yun-Fat
- 5. Casting of the Gang Members/Big Challenge
- 6. The Visual Introduction of Characters/Mark Walks In
- 7. Pushing My Imagination/Intersecting With Reality/Drama of the Light/The Orchestration of Movement/Expressive Body and Camera Mov
- 8. Not Interested in Genre/Firepower Is Horrific and Scary
- 9. Idea Behind Using Narrow Spaces
- 10. Revelation and Mystery About Mark/Filmmaker Suggestions
- 11. Ric Young as Henry Lee/Giggling Corruptor/Director Shapes, Not Originate
- 12. Red Hair Jack and 80's Chinatown Teens/Melancholy and Sadness
- 13. Yun-Fat Sterilizes His Gun/Yun-Fat as a Classic Clown
- 14. The Father Son Relationship/Brian Cox the English Actor/Hot Fudge Factor
- 15. Mixing Sets and Locations
- 16. May Was Naked, Scene Was Changed/Chow Yun-Fat as Asian Consultant
- 17. Depiction of Bobby Vu/Believability of the Character/Rules of the Villains/Mark Accepts Henry Lee Tip/Good Cop Character
- 18. White Cops Working in Chinatown/Mark's Reward Scene as a Cop/Chow Yun-Fat's Regard
- 19. Getting Drunk Scene/Bonding/It Is All About Transitions/Unresolved Scenes
- 20. From Toy Cars to Car Chases/Pedestrians Being Shot/Interrogation Scene Technical Difficulty for the Wounds
- 21. Paul Ben-Victor, the FBI Agent, Is the 3rd Wheel
- 22. Chow Yun-Fat in Mark's House/Remembering Who People Are Visually
- 23. Hospital Room Design/Lights Suggesting Dark World/Dramatic Use of Sound/Editing as Sculpture/Building on Previous Scene Before R
- 24. Eating Plums/Revelation by Yun-Fat Is Liberating/Wants to Share/Lady Sucking Bobby Vu's Nipple/Bad Guys Set/Use of Rap Music/Gon
- 25. MPAA Cutting Violent Scenes/The Actress Who Slept All the Time
- 26. Mark's Final Revelation/Mark's Father Tells His Version/Yun-Fat Lets Loose/Themes of Forgiveness and Caretaking
- 27. Son's Of Corrupted Fathers/Themes in Character Driven Films/Chinese Breathing Technique
- 28. Structure of the Movie/Resolution Challenge/Lights and Narrow Spaces/Real Life Resolution/Funerals
- 29. Final Thoughts: My Favorite Hollywood Movies/The Visualization of the World of the Corrupter/Showing the World Through Your Own
- 1. I Specifically Wanted to Record Today/What'll I Do Next?
- 2. Why I Want to Work With Actors
- 3. Creating Pops/Pushing the Reality
- 4. Going to the Movies/Movie Reflecting Artificial World/"A Place in the Sun"/Action Divorced From the Story
- 5. A Line Cut Out in the Massage Room
- 6. My Way to Approach the Violence/The Weird World of Foley Cinema
- 7. Continuity Is Poetry More Than Science/Any Film Has a Number of Mistakes
- 8. Mark's "Necklace" Is a Secret
- 9. Sense of Place/The Importance of Geography in Movies
- 10. Mrs. Wong Murdered: Scene Cut Out/Why MPAA Cuts Are Bugging Me/Impure Thoughts
- 11. About Mark Wahlberg
- 12. The Score
- 0. 5.1 Isolated Music Cue Index
- 1. Opening Credits "The Corruptor"
- 2. 1M 2 "News Report"
- 3. 1M 3 "Lamp Store Shoot Out"
- 4. 1M 4b "Jack"
- 5. 1M 7 "Panty Raid"
- 6. 1M 8 "Ginza Shooting"
- 7. 1M 10 "They Drive"
- 8. 2M 11 "Drug Raid"
- 9. 2M 14 "Dumpster"
- 10. 2M 15 "The Old Man"
- 11. 2M 16 "Walace Relents"
- 12. 2M 18 "Beneath the Streets"
- 13. 3M 22/23 "Death Drives Through Chinatown"
- 14. 3M 24/25 "Jail/FBI Warning"
- 15. 4M 26 "Henry's Office"
- 16. 4M 27 "He Takes the Hook"
- 17. 4M 28 "A Plum"
- 18. 4M 31/32 "You're A1/Wiring Up"
- 19. 5M 36 "Chen Betrayed"
- 20. 5M 37 "To the Ship"
- 21. 5M 38/6M 38-39 "Bowel of the Ship/Human Cargo/Chen Shot"
- 22. 6M 40 "Chen Is Dead"
- 23. 6M 42/End Credits "Funeral in Chinatown/Corruptoid/Oud Happy"
- 0. View Index
- 1. The Research: Beneath the Streets
- 2. The Cast: East Meets West
- 3. The Production: Action With Character
- 4. The Director: The Close-Up
- 1. The Car Chase: The Unedited, Unrated Version
- 2. The Marketing: Building the Trailer
- 2. The Stills Gallery: Production Design Studies and Production Stills

Year released: 1999
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Format: Enhanced Wide Screen Letterbox for 16x9 TV
Length: 110
Sound: 5.1/2
Subtitles: Eng
Studio: New Line Home Video

Rumble in the Bronx/The Corruptor [BOX SET]

Features:
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Year released: 2005
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Format: Pan and Scan for TV/COLOR
Length: 197
Sound: DD5.1/DS
Subtitles: Eng/Spa
Studio: New Line Home Video

Full Force DVD: Blade/Rush Hour/The Corruptor/Spawn [4 Discs] [BOX SET]

Features:
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Side#1 -- Blade
Special Features
Commentary
Commentary: Wesley Snipes, Stephen Dorff, David S. Goyer (Writer), Theo Van De Sande (Director of Photography), Kirk M. Petrucce
Isolated Score (With Composer Mark Isham Commentary)
La Magra (Alternate Ending)
Designing Blade
The Origins of Blade
The Blood Tide
House of Erebus
Ashe
Cianteto
Dragonetti
Faustinas (1)
Ligaroo
Lemure
Kobejitsu
Lobishomen
Faustinas (2)
Von Esper
Upier
Pallintine
Pencil to Post
Pencil Stage
Ink Stage
Color Guide
Color Separation
Cast and Crew
Wesley Snipes (Blade/Producer)
Stephen Dorff (Frost)
Kris Kristofferson (Abraham Whistler)
N'Bushe Wright (Karen)
Donal Logue (Quinn)
Stephen Norrington (Director)
David S. Goyer (Writer)
Peter Frankfurt (Producer)
Theo Van De Sande, A.S.C. (Cinematographer)
Kirk M. Petruccelli (Production Designer)
Mark Isham (Composer)
Theatrical Trailer
Play Movie
Languages
English - Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound
English - Stereo Surround Sound
Subtitles: English On
Subtitles: English Off
DVD Credits
- Side #2 -- Rush Hour
- Play Movie
- Language Selections
- English 5.1 Surround Sound
- English Stereo Surround Sound
- English Subtitles: On
- English Subtitles: Off
- Special Features
- Audio Commentary by Director Brent Ratner
- Isolated Score With Commentary by Composer Lalo Schifrin
- Deleted Scenes
- Original Featurette: "A Piece of the Action: Behind the Scenes of Rush Hour"
- Play "A Piece of the Action"
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- Cast and Crew
- Rush Hour Cast
- Chris Tucker: Detective James Carter
- Jackie Chan: Detective Inspector Li
- Tom Wilkinson: Thomas Griffin
- Julia Hsu: Soo Yung
- Elizabeth Peña: Tania Johnson
- Tzi Ma: Consul Han
- Rush Hour Crew
- Brett Ratner: Director
- Roger Birnbaum: Producer
- Arthur Sarkissian: Producer
- Jonathan Glickman: Producer
- Jim Kouf: Screenwriter
- Ross LaManna: Screenwriter
- Adam Greenberg: Director of Photography
- Rob Wilson King: Production Designer
- Sharen Davis: Costume Designer
- Mark Helfrich: Film Editor
- Lalo Schifrin: Composer
- Short Film "Whatever Happened to Mason Reese"
- Director Commentary: On
- Director Commentary: Off
- Heavy D "Nuttin' But Love" Music Video
- Director Commentary: On
- Director Commentary: Off
- Dru Hill "How Deep Is Your Love" Music Video
- Director Commentary: On
- Director Commentary: Off
- Side #3 -- The Corruptor
- Play Movie
- Special Features
- Commentary by Director James Foley
- Play Commentary
- Commentary Index
- Additional Commentary Index
- Isolated Score
- Play Isolated Score by Composer Carter Burwell
- From the (Under)Ground Up: The Making of the Corruptor
- Play
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- Cast & Crew
- Chow Yun-Fat
- Mark Wahlberg
- Ric Young
- Paul Ben-Victor
- Brian Cox
- Byron Mann
- James Foley
- Music Videos
- Play Video: UGK "Take It Off"
- Audio Options
- English (Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound)
- English (Stereo Surround Sound)
- Commentary
- Subtitles, English: On
- Subtitles, English: Off
- Side #4 -- Spawn: Widescreen
- Play Movie
- Language Selections
- Spoken Language
- English
- French
- Subtitles Language
- English
- French
- Subtitles Off
- Special Features
- Commentary Featuring Todd McFarlane, Director Mark Dippé, Producer Clint Goldman, Visual Effects Supervisor Steve "Spaz" William
- The Cast
- John Leguizamo
- Michael Jai White
- Martin Sheen
- D. B. Sweeney
- Theresa Randle
- Created by Todd McFarlane
- Side #5 -- Spawn: Special Features
- The Making of Spawn Featurette
- Scene to Storyboard Comparisons
- Clown to Violator
- Violator to Clown
- Cape
- Mask
- Violator From Bookcase
- Original Todd McFarlane Sketches
- Spawn Soundtrack
- Trip Like We Do - View Music Video
- Soundtrack
- Door 1
- Door 2 (Marilyn Manson Music Video)
- Door 3
- Theatrical Trailer
- Spawn Concept/Sketch Gallery
- Character Development: Spawn
- Character Development: Clown and Violator
- Character Development: Melabogia
- Character Development: Jessica Priest
- Costume Design
- Set Decoration
- Special Effects
- Preview Todd McFarlane's Spawn: The Animated Movie
- Preview

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Side#1 -- Blade
0. Scenes
1. Opening Titles - The Birth of the Daywalker [2:05]
2. Blind Date [:58]
3. Club Blood [3:43]
4. The Daywalker [2:59]
5. "Put Him Out." [1:11]
6. The Mighty Quinn [2:46]
7. Saving Karen [3:10]
8. Blade's Lair [2:35]
9. The House of Erebus [3:16]
10. The Herbalist [:54]
11. The Injection [3:43]
12. Rules of Encounter [3:36]
13. In the Archives [1:58]
14. The Glyphs [1:58]
15. Cops and Robbers [4:18]
16. Waiting for Prey [2:27]
17. Schoolgirl Rap [2:44]
18. Rooftop Party [3:03]
19. Pearl Before Swine [2:35]
20. Pages From the Book [3:50]
21. Company Calls [3:08]
22. "No. I'm Something Else." [:59]
23. The Story of Blade [3:22]
24. First Dawn and Last [3:48]
25. Secrets of the Blood [3:37]
26. Spf 36 [3:45]
27. The Raid [2:05]
28. "You're the Chosen One." [4:24]
29. Cutting Off Roots [3:23]
30. The Gate Crasher [2:22]
31. A Mother's Love [2:55]
32. The Temple of the Night [1:24]
33. Everyone to Their Places [2:11]
34. The Sarcophagus of the Daywalker [3:01]
35. The Ceremony [2:25]
36. Frost vs. the Daywalker [3:32]
37. Moscow Nights [13:29]
38. End Credits [1:10]
- Side #2 -- Rush Hour
- 0. "A Piece of the Action" Scene Index
- 1. A Piece of the Action: Behind the Scenes of Rush Hour
- 2. Getting With Jackie
- 3. Working With Chris
- 4. Brett Ratner - Action Star
- 5. Chris Tucker - Action Star
- 6. Brett Ratner - Director: Energy. Detail. Personality.
- 7. Hard at Work
- 8. Intimidating the Director
- 9. Oh, the Chemistry
- 10. Fights...Fireworks...and Brett's Mamma
- 11. Doubts When Shooting
- 12. The Hardest Part of Acting
- 13. Jackie's Stunts
- 14. Buster Keaton & Musicals
- 15. A Piece of the Action
- 17. Credits
- 0. Scene Selections
- 1. Opening Credits [2:25]
- 2. "Where Is Juntao?" [1:33]
- 3. Hong Kong, 1997 [2:08]
- 4. C4 [3:18]
- 5. School's Out [2:34]
- 6. Partners [3:13]
- 7. Going to the Show [1:54]
- 8. G-14 Classified [2:49]
- 9. Carter, FBI [2:51]
- 10. Supercops [4:10]
- 11. The United States of James Carter [2:12]
- 12. Azteca Shakedown [5:22]
- 13. Quick Hands [1:10]
- 14. Meet Inspector Li [2:56]
- 15. Get Carter [2:48]
- 16. Pickup on Sixth Street [1:56]
- 17. The Detonator [3:16]
- 18. Practice Makes Perfect [1:53]
- 19. "Give Me the Name" [2:29]
- 20. The Foo Chow [3:33]
- 21. Camel's Hump [2:49]
- 22. One From Column B [2:01]
- 23. "Fight Me Like a Man" [3:11]
- 24. Room Service [3:17]
- 25. Case Closed [2:08]
- 26. Juntao Calls [2:35]
- 27. A Lesson in Honor [2:17]
- 28. Getting the Drop on the Drop [3:25]
- 29. "Juntao!" [2:13]
- 30. "Thank You and Goodnight" [3:19]
- 31. Saving Vase [1:37]
- 32. "Meet Me on the Roof" [2:14]
- 33. Leave Them in Stitches [2:02]
- 34. A Banner Night [1:14]
- 35. Three Little Words [:41]
- 36. End Credits/Bloopers [2:13]
- 37. Tail Credits [3:05]
- Side #3 -- The Corruptor
- 0. Scene Selections
- 1. Logos/Credits [2:42]
- 2. Chinatown War [:13]
- 3. A Bad Deal for the Fukienese [:37]
- 4. Welcome to A.G.U. [:30]
- 5. The Ginza Raid [:28]
- 6. A Bust for Wallace [2:13]
- 7. Henry Lee [1:26]
- 8. Another Victim [:29]
- 9. Family Business [:02]
- 10. An Exchange of Information [1:26]
- 11. A Gift for Wallace [2:27]
- 12. Heavy Traffic [1:09]
- 13. Enter the Feds [:29]
- 14. Henry's Deal [:51]
- 15. Plums and Peaches [2:29]
- 16. Benny Wong Cuts a Deal [:09]
- 17. A Little Help From Nick [1:28]
- 18. Wallace's Secret [2:36]
- 19. The Snare Is Set [1:07]
- 20. Nick Learns the Truth [2:15]
- 21. The Shipyard [1:15]
- 22. Final Honor [1:24]
- 23. End Credits [1:01]
- 1. Introduction/Gang Activities in New York/I Felt That We Wanted Solid Ground/Chow Yun-Fat Served as Asian Sensibility/Internal Lo
- 2. The Explosion at the Bakery/Working With a Famous Television Announcer
- 3. In the First Scene With Yun-Fat/Yun Fat's Hong Kong Movies/The Scene in the Lamp Shop Has Been Cut/The Guy Who Plays Jack Storme
- 4. When I Read the Script I Wasn't Aware of Yun-Fat
- 5. Casting of the Gang Members/Big Challenge
- 6. The Visual Introduction of Characters/Mark Walks In
- 7. Pushing My Imagination/Intersecting With Reality/Drama of the Light/The Orchestration of Movement/Expressive Body and Camera Mov
- 8. Not Interested in Genre/Firepower Is Horrific and Scary
- 9. Idea Behind Using Narrow Spaces
- 10. Revelation and Mystery About Mark/Filmmaker Suggestions
- 11. Ric Young as Henry Lee/Giggling Corruptor/Director Shapes, Not Originate
- 12. Red Hair Jack and 80's Chinatown Teens/Melancholy and Sadness
- 13. Yun-Fat Sterilizes His Gun/Yun-Fat as a Classic Clown
- 14. The Father Son Relationship/Brian Cox the English Actor/Hot Fudge Factor
- 15. Mixing Sets and Locations
- 16. May Was Naked, Scene Was Changed/Chow Yun-Fat as Asian Consultant
- 17. Depiction of Bobby Vu/Believability of the Character/Rules of the Villains/Mark Accepts Henry Lee Tip/Good Cop Character
- 18. White Cops Working in Chinatown/Mark's Reward Scene as a Cop/Chow Yun-Fat's Regard
- 19. Getting Drunk Scene/Bonding/It Is All About Transitions/Unresolved Scenes
- 20. From Toy Cars to Car Chases/Pedestrians Being Shot/Interrogation Scene Technical Difficulty for the Wounds
- 21. Paul Ben-Victor, the FBI Agent, Is the 3rd Wheel
- 22. Chow Yun-Fat in Mark's House/Remembering Who People Are Visually
- 23. Hospital Room Design/Lights Suggesting Dark World/Dramatic Use of Sound/Editing as Sculpture/Building on Previous Scene Before R
- 24. Eating Plums/Revelation by Yun-Fat Is Liberating/Wants to Share/Lady Sucking Bobby Vu's Nipple/Bad Guys Set/Use of Rap Music/Gon
- 25. MPAA Cutting Violent Scenes/The Actress Who Slept All the Time
- 26. Mark's Final Revelation/Mark's Father Tells His Version/Yun-Fat Lets Loose/Themes of Forgiveness and Caretaking
- 27. Son's Of Corrupted Fathers/Themes in Character Driven Films/Chinese Breathing Technique
- 28. Structure of the Movie/Resolution Challenge/Lights and Narrow Spaces/Real Life Resolution/Funerals
- 29. Final Thoughts: My Favorite Hollywood Movies/The Visualization of the World of the Corrupter/Showing the World Through Your Own
- 1. I Specifically Wanted to Record Today/What'll I Do Next?
- 2. Why I Want to Work With Actors
- 3. Creating Pops/Pushing the Reality
- 4. Going to the Movies/Movie Reflecting Artificial World/"A Place in the Sun"/Action Divorced From the Story
- 5. A Line Cut Out in the Massage Room
- 6. My Way to Approach the Violence/The Weird World of Foley Cinema
- 7. Continuity Is Poetry More Than Science/Any Film Has a Number of Mistakes
- 8. Mark's "Necklace" Is a Secret
- 9. Sense of Place/The Importance of Geography in Movies
- 10. Mrs. Wong Murdered: Scene Cut Out/Why MPAA Cuts Are Bugging Me/Impure Thoughts
- 11. About Mark Wahlberg
- 12. The Score
- 0. 5.1 Isolated Music Cue Index
- 1. Opening Credits "The Corruptor"
- 2. 1M 2 "News Report"
- 3. 1M 3 "Lamp Store Shoot Out"
- 4. 1M 4b "Jack"
- 5. 1M 7 "Panty Raid"
- 6. 1M 8 "Ginza Shooting"
- 7. 1M 10 "They Drive"
- 8. 2M 11 "Drug Raid"
- 9. 2M 14 "Dumpster"
- 10. 2M 15 "The Old Man"
- 11. 2M 16 "Walace Relents"
- 12. 2M 18 "Beneath the Streets"
- 13. 3M 22/23 "Death Drives Through Chinatown"
- 14. 3M 24/25 "Jail/FBI Warning"
- 15. 4M 26 "Henry's Office"
- 16. 4M 27 "He Takes the Hook"
- 17. 4M 28 "A Plum"
- 18. 4M 31/32 "You're A1/Wiring Up"
- 19. 5M 36 "Chen Betrayed"
- 20. 5M 37 "To the Ship"
- 21. 5M 38/6M 38-39 "Bowel of the Ship/Human Cargo/Chen Shot"
- 22. 6M 40 "Chen Is Dead"
- 23. 6M 42/End Credits "Funeral in Chinatown/Corruptoid/Oud Happy"
- 0. View Index
- 1. The Research: Beneath the Streets
- 2. The Cast: East Meets West
- 3. The Production: Action With Character
- 4. The Director: The Close-Up
- 1. The Car Chase: The Unedited, Unrated Version
- 2. The Marketing: Building the Trailer
- 2. The Stills Gallery: Production Design Studies and Production Stills
- Side #4 -- Spawn: Widescreen
- 0. Scene Selections
- 1. Prologue [3:22]
- 2. Main Titles [2:56]
- 3. A Deal Is Struck [1:41]
- 4. Calling It Quits [3:25]
- 5. Double-Crossed [3:09]
- 6. Reawakening [3:55]
- 7. Returning Home [3:53]
- 8. Clown Explains It All [4:21]
- 9. "I Dub Thee Spawn!" [4:34]
- 10. Cogliostro [1:39]
- 11. Heat 16 [4:36]
- 12. Crashing the Party [7:42]
- 13. "Does This Look Like Funland to You?!" [2:36]
- 14. Clown Is Warned [4:19]
- 15. Wynn Wired for Destruction [3:44]
- 16. Violated! [8:15]
- 17. Choices [3:29]
- 18. Learning to Control [2:01]
- 19. Road Rage [2:45]
- 20. Unwelcome House Guests [4:07]
- 21. Nothing to Lose [5:57]
- 22. Into the Inferno [3:32]
- 23. Last Laugh for Clown? [5:41]
- 24. End Credits [6:35]
- Side #5 -- Spawn: Special Features
- 0. Todd McFarlane Chapter & Verse
- 1. Todd McFarlane: Chapter & Verse [2:15]
- 2. Spawn Empire [2:16]
- 3. Like Father, Like Son [2:30]
- 4. The Real Kook (a.k.a. Spawn v. Batman) [3:46]
- 5. Darkness & Light [3:46]
- 6. Psycho/Genius/Suicide [3:55]
- 7. Now It's Time to Say Goodbye [1:03]

Year released: 1999
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Format: Enhanced Wide Screen Letterbox for 16x9 TV
Length: 421
Sound: 5.1/2
Subtitles: Eng/Fre
Studio: New Line Home Video

Corruptor/Detonator [2 Discs] [BOX SET]

Features:

The Corruptor:
Widescreen version of the film
Feature length commentary by director James Foley
Music video: UGK "Take if Off"
Original theatrical trailer
Cast and crew biographies and filmographies
"From the (Under)Ground Up":
The making of the Corruptor...
A behind-the-scenes look at the film
Featuring on-camera interviews, an Insider's
Look at the creation of the theatrical marketing campaign, and much more!
DVD-ROM features:
"Script to Screen" - read or print the screenplay, or click on the screenplay and be launched to that scene in the film
Up-to-the-minute information on every cast and crew member with web links
Detonator:
Widescreen & fullscreen versions of the film
Dolby Digital 5.1 surround
Stereo surround sound
English subtitles & closed captions
DVD-ROM enabled*

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- Side #1 -- The Corruptor
- Play Movie
- Scene Selections
- Special Features
- Commentary By Director James Foley
- Play Commentary By Director James Foley
- Commentary Index
- 01: Introduction/Gang Activities in New York/I Felt That We Wanted Solid Ground/Chow Yun-Fat Served As Asian Sensibility/Internal Logic of the Movie
- 02: The Explosion at the Bakery/Working With a Famous Television Announcer
- 03: In the First Scene With Yun-Fat/Yun-Fat's Hong Kong Movies/The Scene in the Lamp Shop Has Been Cut/The Guy Who Plays Jack Stormed the Casting People
- 04: When I Read the Script I Wasn't Aware of Yun-Fat
- 05: Casting of the Gang Members/Big Challenge
- 06: The Visual Introduction of Characters/Mark Walks In
- 07: Pushing My Imagination/Intersecting With Reality/Drama of the Light/The Orchestration of Movement/Expressive Body and Camera Movements/Choreography in the Whorehouse/Yun-Fat's and Mark's Dynamic Is the Center of the Movie
- 08: Not Interested in Genre/Firepower Is Horrific and Scary
- 09: Idea Behind Using Narrow Spaces
- 10: Revelation and Mystery About Mark/Filmmaker Suggestions
- 11: Ric Young As Henry Lee/Giggling Corruptor/Director Shapes, Not Originate
- 12: Red Hair Jack and 80's Chinatown Teens/Melancholy and Sadness
- 13: Yun-Fat Sterilizes His Gun/Yun-Fat As a Classic Clown
- 14: The Father Son Relationship/Brian Cox the English Actor/Hot Fudge Factor
- 15: Mixing Sets and Locations
- 16: May Was Naked, Scene Was Changed/Chow Yun-Fat As Asian Consultant
- 17: Depiction of Bobby Vu/Believability of the Character/Rules of the Villains/Mark Accepts Henry Lee Tip/Good Cop Character
- 18: White Cops Working in Chinatown/Mark's Reward Scene As a Cop/Chow Yun-Fat Regard
- 19: Getting Drunk Scene/Bonding/It Is All About Transitions/Unresolved Scenes
- 20: From Toy Cars to Car Chases/Pedestrians Being Shot/Interrogation Scene Technical Difficulty for the Wounds
- 21: Paul Ben-Victor, The FBI Agent, Is the 3rd Wheel
- 22: Chow Yun-Fat in Mark's House/Remembering Who People Are Visually
- 23: Hospital Room Design/Lights Suggesting Dark World/Dramatic Use of the Sound/Editing As Sculpture/Building on Previous Scene Before Revelations
- 24: Eating Plums/Revelation By Yun-Fat Is Liberating/Wants to Share/Lady Sucking Bobby Vu's Nipple/Bad Guys Set/Use of Rap Music/Gongs & SFX on the Cuts
- 25: MPAA Cutting Violent Scenes/The Actress Who Slept All the Time
- 26: Mark's Final Revelation/Mark's Father Tells His Version/Yun-Fat Lets Loose/Themes of Forgiveness and Caretaking
- 27: Sons of Corrupted Fathers/Themes in Character Driven Films/Chinese Breathing Technique
- 28: Structure of the Movie/Resolution Challenge/Lights and Narrow Spaces/Real Life Resolution/Funerals
- 29: Final Thoughts: My Favorite Hollywood Movies/The Visualization of the World of the Corruptor/Showing the World Through Your Own Eyes
- Additional Commentary Index
- 1: I Specifically Wanted to Record Today/What I'll Do Next?
- 2: Why I Want to Work With Actors
- 3: Creating Pops/Pushing the Reality
- 4: Going to the Movies/Movie Reflecting Artificial World/"A Place in the Sun"/Action Divorced From the Story
- 5: A Line Cut Out in the Massage Room
- 6: My Way to Approach the Violence/The Weird World of Foley Cinema
- 7: Continuity Is Poetry More Than Science/Any Film Has a Number of Mistakes
- 8: Mark's "Necklace" Is a Secret
- 9: Sense of Place/The Importance of Geography in Movies
- 10: Mrs. Wong Murdered: Scene Cut Out/Why MPAA Cuts Are Bugging Me/Impure Thoughts
- 11: About Mark Wahlberg
- 12: The Score
- Isolated Score Index
- Play Isolated Score By Composer Carter Burwell
- 01: Opening Credits "The Corruptor"
- 02: 1M2 "New Report"
- 03: 1M3 "Lamp Store Shoot Cout"
- 04: 1M4b "Jack"
- 05: 1M7 "Panty Raid"
- 06: 1M8 "Ginza Shooting"
- 07: 1M 10 "They Drive"
- 08: 2M 11 "Drug Raid"
- 09: 2M 14 "Dumpster"
- 10: 2M 15 "The Old Man"
- 11: 2M 16 "Wallace Relents"
- 12: 2M 18 "Beneath the Streets"
- 13: 3M22/23 "Death Drives Through Chinatown"
- 14: 3M24/25 "Jail/FBI Warning"
- 15: 4M26 "Henry's Office"
- 16: 4M27 "He Takes the Hook"
- 17: 4M28 "A Plum"
- 18: 4M31/32 "You're IA/Wiring Up"
- 19: 5M36 "Chen Betrayed"
- 20: 5M37 "To the Ship"
- 21: 5M38/6M38-39 "Bowel of the Ship/Human Cargo/Chen Shot"
- 22: 6M40 "Chen Is Dead"
- 23: 6M42/End Credits "Funeral in Chinatown/Corruptoid/Oud Happy"
- Isolated Score
- Play Isolated Score By Composer Carter Burwell
- 5.1 Isolated Music Cue Index
- Play Isolated Score By Composer Carter Burwell
- 01: Opening Credits "The Corruptor"
- 02: 1M2 "New Report"
- 03: 1M3 "Lamp Store Shoot Cout"
- 04: 1M4b "Jack"
- 05: 1M7 "Panty Raid"
- 06: 1M8 "Ginza Shooting"
- 07: 1M 10 "They Drive"
- 08: 2M 11 "Drug Raid"
- 09: 2M 14 "Dumpster"
- 10: 2M 15 "The Old Man"
- 11: 2M 16 "Wallace Relents"
- 12: 2M 18 "Beneath the Streets"
- 13: 3M22/23 "Death Drives Through Chinatown"
- 14: 3M24/25 "Jail/FBI Warning"
- 15: 4M26 "Henry's Office"
- 16: 4M27 "He Takes the Hook"
- 17: 4M28 "A Plum"
- 18: 4M31/32 "You're IA/Wiring Up"
- 19: 5M36 "Chen Betrayed"
- 20: 5M37 "To the Ship"
- 21: 5M38/6M38-39 "Bowel of the Ship/Human Cargo/Chen Shot"
- 22: 6M40 "Chen Is Dead"
- 23: 6M42/End Credits "Funeral in Chinatown/Corruptoid/Oud Happy"
- Director Commentary
- From the (Under) Ground UP: The Making of the Corruptor
- Play
- View Index
- The Research: Beneath the Streets
- The Cast: East Meets West
- The Production: Action With Character
- The Director: The Close-Up
- The Car Chase: The Unedited, Unrated Version
- The Marketing: Building the Trailer
- The Stills Gallery: Production Design Studies and Production Stills
- Play
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- Cast & Crew
- Chow Yun-Fat
- Mark Wahlberg
- Ric Young
- Paul Ben-Victor
- Brian Cox
- Byron Mann
- James Foley
- Music Videos
- Play Video
- Audio Options
- English (Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound)
- English (Stereo Surround Sound)
- Commentary
- Subtitles: English - On
- Subtitles: English - Off
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- Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound
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- English Subtitles: On
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Year released: Not Available
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Format: Enhanced Wide Screen Letterbox for 16x9 TV/Pan and Scan for TV
Length: 208
Sound: DD2/DD5.1
Subtitles: Not Available
Studio: New Line Home Video

Corruptor/Rumble in the Bronx [2 Discs] [BOX SET]

Features:

The Corruptor: Widescreen version of the film
The Corruptor: Feature length commentary by director James Foley
The Corruptor: Music video - UGK "Take It Off"
The Corruptor: Original theatrical trailer
The Corruptor: Cast and crew biographies and filmographies
The Corruptor: "From the (Under)Ground Up": The Making of Corruptor - a behind-the-scenes look at the film featuring on-camera interviews, an insider's look at the creation of the theatrical marketing campaign, and much more
The Corruptor: DVD-ROM features - "Script to Screen:" read or print the screenplay, or click on the screenplay and be launched to that scene in the film; up-to-the-minute information of every cast and crew member with web links
Rumble in the Bronx: Both widescreen and regular full-frame versions converted from the new, high definition transfer of the the film
Rumble in the Bronx: Multiple languages and subtitles
Rumble in the Bronx: High-quality Dolby Digital multi-channel surround sound
Rumble in the Bronx: Original theatrical trailer
Rumble in the Bronx: Background information on the stars

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- Side #1 -- The Corruptor
- 1. Main Titles
- 2. Chinatown War
- 3. A Bad Deal for the Fukienese
- 4. Welcome to A.G.U.
- 5. The Giaza Raid
- 6. A Bust for Wallace
- 7. Henry Lee
- 8. Another Victim
- 9. Family Business
- 10. An Exchange of Information
- 11. A Gift for Wallace
- 12. Heavy Traffic
- 13. Enter the Feds
- 14. Henry's Deal
- 15. Plums and Peaches
- 16. Benny Wong Cuts a Deal
- 17. A Little Help From Nick
- 18. Wallace's Secret
- 19. The Snare Is Set
- 20. Nick Learns the Truth
- 21. The Shipyard
- 22. Final Honor
- 23. End Credits
- 1. Introduction/Gang Activities in New York/I Felt That We Wanted Solid Ground/Chow Yun-Fat Served as Asian Sensibility/Internal Logic of the Movie
- 2. The Explosion at the Bakery/Working With a Famous Television Announcer
- 3. In the First Scene With Yun-Fat/Yun-Fat's Hong Kong Movies/The Scene in the Lamp Shop Has Been Cut/The Guy Who Plays Jack Stormed the Casting People
- 4. When I Read the Script I Wasn't Aware of Yun-Fat
- 5. Casting of the Gang Members/Big Challenge
- 6. The Visual Introduction of Characters/Mark Walks In
- 7. Pushing My Imagination/Intersecting With Reality/Drama of the Light/The Orchestration of Movement/Expressive Body and Camera Movements/Choreography in the Whorehouse/Yun-Fat's and Mark's Dynamic Is the Center of the Movie
- 8. No Interested in Genre/Firepower Is Horrific and Scary
- 9. Idea Behind Using Narrow Spaces
- 10. Revelation and Mystery About Mark/Filmmaker Suggestions
- 11. Ric Young as Henry Lee/Giggling Corrupter/Director Shapes, Not Originate
- 12. Red Hair Jack and 80's Chinatown Teens/Melancholy and Sadness
- 13. Yun-Fat Sterilizes His Gun/Yun-Fat as a Classic Clown
- 14. The Father Son Relationship/Brian Cox the English Actor/Hot Fudge Factor
- 15. Mixing Sets and Locations
- 16. May Was Naked, Scene Was Changed/Chow Yun-Fat as Asian Consultant
- 17. Depiction of Bobby Yu/Believability of the Character/Rules of the Villains/Mark Accepts Henry Lee Tip/Good Cop Character
- 18. White Cops Working in Chinatown/Mark's Reward Scene as a Cop/Chow Yun-Fat Regard
- 19. Getting Drunk Scene/Bonding/It Is All About Transitions/Unresolved Scenes
- 20. From Toy Cars to Car Chases/Pedestrians Being Shot/Interrogation Scene Technical Difficulty for the Wounds
- 21. Paul Ben-Victor, the FBI Agent, Is the 3rd Wheel
- 22. Chow Yun-Fat in Mark's House/Remembering Who People Are Visually
- 23. Hospital Room Design/Lights Suggesting Dark World/Dramatic Use of the Sound/Editing as Sculpture/Building on Previous Scene Before Revelations
- 24. Eating Plums/Revelation by Yun-Fat Is Liberating/Wants to Share/Lady Sucking Bobby Vu's Nipple/Bad Guys Set/Use of Rap Music/Gongs & SFX on the Cuts
- 25. MPAA Cutting Violent Scenes/The Actress Who Slept All the Time
- 26. Mark's Final Revelation/Mark's Father Tells His Version/Yun-Fat Lets Loose/Themes of Forgiveness and Caretaking
- 27. Sons of Corrupted Fathers/Themes in Character Driven Films/Chinese Breathing Technique
- 28. Structure of the Movie/Resolution Challenge/Lights and Narrow Spaces/Real Life Resolution/Funerals
- 29. Final Thoughts: My Favorite Hollywood Movies/The Visualization of the World of the Corrupter/Showing the World Through Your Own Eyes
- 1. I Specifically Wanted to Record Today/What I'll Do Next?
- 2. Why I Want to Work With Actors
- 3. Creating Pops/Pushing the Reality
- 4. Going to the Movies/Movie Reflecting Artificial World/"A Place in the Sun"/Action Divorced From the Story
- 5. A Line Cut Out in the Massage Room
- 6. My Way to Approach the Violence/The Weird World of Foley Cinema
- 7. Continuity Is Poetry More Than Science/Any Film Has a Number of Mistakes
- 8. Mark's "Necklace" Is a Secret
- 9. Sense of Place/The Importance of Geography in Movies
- 10. Mrs. Wong Murdered: Scene Cut Out/Why MPAA Cuts Are Bugging Me/Impure Thoughts
- 11. About Mark Wahlberg
- 12. The Score
- 1. Opening Credits "The Corruptor"
- 2. 1M2 "News Report"
- 3. 1M3 "Lamp Store Shoot Out"
- 4. 1M4b "Jack"
- 5. 1M7 "Panty Raid"
- 6. 1M8 "Ginza Shooting"
- 7. 1M10 "They Drive"
- 8. 2M11 "Drug Raid"
- 9. 2M14 "Dumpster"
- 10. 2M15 "The Old Man"
- 11. 2M16 "Wallace Relents"
- 12. 2M18 "Beneath the Streets"
- 13. 3M22/23 "Death Drives Through Chinatown"
- 14. 3M24/25 "Jail/FBI Warning"
- 15. 4M26 "Henry's Office"
- 16. 4M27 "He Takes the Hook"
- 17. 4M28 "A Plum"
- 18. 4M31/32 "You're 1A/Wiring Up"
- 19. 5M36 "Chen Betrayed"
- 20. 5M37 "To the Ship"
- 21. 5M38/6M38-39 "Bowel of the Ship/Human Cargo/Chen Shot"
- 22. 6M40 "Chen Is Dead"
- 23. 6M42/End Credits "Funeral in Chinatown/Corruptoid/Oud Happy"

Year released: Not Available
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Format: Enhanced Wide Screen Letterbox for 16x9 TV/Pan and Scan for TV
Length: 201
Sound: DD5.1/DDS2.0/DD2
Subtitles: Eng/Fre/Spa
Studio: New Line Home Video

Corruptor/Mr. Nice Guy [2 Discs] [BOX SET]

Features:
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- Side #1 -- The Corruptor
- Play Movie
- Special Features
- Commentary by Director James Foley
- Play Commentary
- Commentary Index
- Introduction/Gang Activities in New York/I Felt That We Wanted Solid Ground/Chow Yun-Fat Served as Asian Sensilbility/Internal L
- The Explosion at the Bakery/Working with a Famous Television Announcer
- In the First Scene with Yun-Fat/Yun-Fat's Hong Kong Movies/The Scene in the Lamp Shop Has Been Cut/The Guy Who Plays Jack Storme
- When I Read the Script I Wasn't Aware of Yun-Fat
- Casting of the Gang Members/Big Challenge
- The Visual Introduction of Characters/Mark Walks In
- Pushing My Imagination/Intersecting with Reality/Drama of the Light/The Orchestration of Movement/Expressive Body and Camera Mov
- Not Interested in Genre/Firepower is Horrific and Scary
- Idea Behind Using Narrow Spaces
- Revelation and Mystery About Mark/Filmmaker Suggestions
- Ric Young as Henry Lee/Giggling Corruptor/Director Shapes, Not Originate
- Red Hair Jack and 80's Chinatown Teens/Melancholy and Sadness
- Yun Fat Sterlilizes His Gun/Yun Fat as A Classic Clown
- The Father Son Relationship/Brian Cox the English Actor/Hot Fudge Factor
- Mixing Sets and Locations
- May Was Naked, Scene Was Changed/Chow Yun-Fat as Asian Consultant
- Depiction of Bobby Vu/Believability Of the Character/Rules of the Villains/Mark Accepts Henry Lee Tip/Good Cop Character
- White Cop Working in Chinatown/Mark's Reward Scene As A Cop/Cho Yun-Fat Regard
- Getting Drunk Scene/Bonding/It is All About Transitions/Unresolved Scenes
- From Toy Cars To Car Chases/Pedestrians Being Shot/Interrogation Scene Technical Difficulty For the Wounds
- Paul Ben-Victor, The FBI Agent, Is the 3rd Wheel
- Chow Yun-Fat in Mark's House/Remembering Who People Are Visually
- Hospital Room Design/Lights Suggesting Dark World/Dramatic Use of the Sound/Editing As Sculpture/Building On Previous Scene Befo
- Eating Plums/Revelation By Yun-Fat is Liberating/Wants to Share/Lady Sucking Bobby Vu's Nipple/Bad Guys Set/Use of Rap Music/Gon
- MPAA Cutting Violent Scenes/The Actress Who Slept All the Time
- Mark's Final Revelation/Mark's Father Tells His Version/Yun-Fat Lets Loose/Themes of Forgiveness and Caretaking
- Sons of Corrupted Fathers/Themes in Character Driven Films/Chinese Breathing Technique
- Structure of the Movie/Resolution Challenge/Lights and Narrow Spaces/Real Life Resolution/Funerals
- Final Thoughts: My Favorite Hollywood Movies/The Visualization of the World of the Corruptor/Showing the World Through Your Own
- Additional Commentary Index
- I Specifically Wanted to Record Today/What I'll Do Next?
- Why I Want To Work with Actors
- Creating Pops/Pushing the Reality
- Going to the Movies/Movie Reflecting Artificial World/"A Place in the Sun"/Action Divorced From the Story
- A Line Cut Out in the Massage Room
- My Way To Approach the Violence/The Weird World of Foley Cinema
- Continulty is Poetry More Than Science/Any Film Has A Number of Mistakes
- Mark's "Necklace" is A Secret
- Sense of Place/The Importance of Geography in Movies
- Mrs. Wong Murdered: Scene Cut Out/ Why MPAA Cuts are Bugging Me/Impure Thoughts
- About Mark Wahlberg
- The Score
- Isolated Score Index
- Opening Credits "The Corruptor"
- "News Report"
- "Lamp Store Shoot Out"
- "Jack"
- "Panty Raid"
- "Ginza Shooting"
- "They Drive"
- "Drug Raid"
- "Dumpster"
- "The Old Man"
- "Wallace Relents"
- "Beneath the Streets"
- "Death Drives Through Chinatown"
- "Jail/FBI Warning"
- "Henry's Office"
- "He Takes the Hook"
- "A Plum"
- "You're IA/Wiring Up"
- "Chen Betrayed"
- "To the Ship"
- "Bowel of the Ship/Human Cargo/Chen Shot"
- "Chen is Dead"
- End Credits "Funeral in Chinatown/Corruptoid/Oud Happy"
- Isolated Score
- Play
- 5.1 Isolated Music Cue Index
- Director Commentary
- From the (Under) Ground Up The Making of the Corruptor
- Play
- View Index
- The Research: Beneath the Streets
- The Cast: East Meets West
- The Production: Action with Character
- The Director: The Close-Up
- The Car Chase: The Unedited, Unrated VErsion
- The Marketing: Building the Trailer
- The Stills Gallery: Production Design Studies and Production Stills
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- Cast & Crew
- Chow Yun-Fat
- Mark Wahlberg
- Ric Young
- Paul Ben-Victor
- Brian Cox
- Byron Mann
- James Foley
- Music Videos
- Play Video: UGK "Take It Off"
- Audio Options
- English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound
- English Stereo Surround Sound
- Commentary
- Subtitles, English
- On
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- Side #2 -- Mr. Nice Guy: Widescreen
- Play Movie
- Language Selections
- Sopken Languages
- English
- French
- Subtitled Languages
- English
- French
- Spanish
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- Theatrical Trailer
- Jackie Chan
- Filmography
- Side #3 -- Mr. Nice Guy: Standard
- Play Movie
- Language Selections
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- English
- French
- Subtitled Languages
- English
- French
- Spanish
- Off
- Theatrical Trailer
- Jackie Chan
- Filmography

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Year released: 2001
MPAA Rating: [ ]
Format: Enhanced Wide Screen Letterbox for 16x9 TV/Pan and Scan for TV
Length: 197
Sound: 5.1/2
Subtitles: Eng/Fre/Spa
Studio: New Line Home Video

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