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The Long Arm of the Law 1 & 2 [Blu-ray / Remastered]
Double bill of martial arts action thrillers from film-makers Johnny Mak and Michael Mak. In 'Long Arm of the Law' (1984), a Hong Kong jewellery store robbery goes wrong when the thieves kill a police officer while attempting to flee the scene. With the police hot on their tail, the gang plan to pull off their next big heist.
In 'Long Arm of the Law: Part 2' (1987), to atone for their crime of sneaking into Hong Kong illegally, three Chinese police officers are forced to work undercover if they are to remain in the country.
In 'Long Arm of the Law: Part 2' (1987), to atone for their crime of sneaking into Hong Kong illegally, three Chinese police officers are forced to work undercover if they are to remain in the country.
Special Features
- Interactive Menus
- Bonus Footage
- Trailers
- Interviews: Michael Mak (director); Philip Chan (writer); Billy Chan (action director); Johnny Mak (director); Ben Lam (actor); Stephen Chan (stuntman)
- Commentary: Frank Djeng (Hong Kong film expert)
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Double bill of martial arts action thrillers from film-makers Johnny Mak and Michael Mak. In 'Long Arm of the Law' (1984), a Hong Kong jewellery store robbery goes wrong when the thieves kill a police officer while attempting to flee the scene. With the police hot on their tail, the gang plan to pull off their next big heist.
In 'Long Arm of the Law: Part 2' (1987), to atone for their crime of sneaking into Hong Kong illegally, three Chinese police officers are forced to work undercover if they are to remain in the country.
In 'Long Arm of the Law: Part 2' (1987), to atone for their crime of sneaking into Hong Kong illegally, three Chinese police officers are forced to work undercover if they are to remain in the country.
Special Features
- Interactive Menus
- Bonus Footage
- Trailers
- Interviews: Michael Mak (director); Philip Chan (writer); Billy Chan (action director); Johnny Mak (director); Ben Lam (actor); Stephen Chan (stuntman)
- Commentary: Frank Djeng (Hong Kong film expert)
