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To infiltrate a drug cartel, police Inspector Chan Ka Kui (Jackie Chan, Rush Hour, Rumble in the Bronx) goes undercover in a Chinese prison. There, he earns the trust of Panther (Yuen Wah, Kung Fu Hustle), a cartel member, by breaking him out of prison. With the help of another undercover agent (Michelle Yeoh, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon), they travel to Hong Kong and join up with Panther's gang. Ka Kui is accepted by the gang's leader (Ken Tsang), but his operation is jeopardized when Ka Kui's girlfriend (Maggie Cheung, Hero) accidentally reveals his true identity.

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Bonus Materials

• The Fall Guy - Ken Lo Interview
• The Stuntmaster General - Stanley Tong Interview
• Audio Commentary by Frank Djeng
• Flying High - Jackie Chan Interview
• Dancing with Death - Michelle Yeoh Interview
• 4K (2160p) UHD presentation of the International US Cut [91 mins] with English 5.1 & Cantonese mono with English Subtitles and SDH
• English Mono Dub (Hong Kong Cut)
• Cantonese-language options in Dolby Atmos, Cantonese 1.0 and Cantonese 2.0 [Home Video Mix] with newly translated subtitles and SDH (Hong Kong Cut)
• 4K (2160p) UHD presentation of the Hong Kong Cut [96 mins] in original 2.35:1 Aspect Ratio with Dolby Vision encoding (HDR10+ Compatible)
• Stanley Tong Interview (2004)
• Outtakes and Behind the Scenes
• Hong Kong Trailer
• English Trailer
• US TV Spots (x7)
• US Theatrical Teaser
• US Theatrical Trailer
• Japanese Teaser
• US Video Screener Promo
• Guy Laroche 1984 commercial with Jackie Chan & Michelle Yeoh

Sales Points

• Stars Jackie Chan (Rush Hour), Michelle Yeoh (Everything Everywhere All At Once), Maggie Cheung (Hero) and Kenneth Tsang (The Replacement Killers)
• From director Stanley Tong (Rumble in the Bronx, First Strike)
• After the North American success of Jackie Chan's 'Rumble in the Bronx', Police Story 3 received a wide release in North America in July 1996. Opening at 1,406 theatres, it grossed $5,503,176 ($3,914 per screen), on its way to a total gross of $16,270,600
• In 2009, director Quentin Tarantino named Police Story 3 as one of his favorite films of the past seventeen years.
• In 2014, Time Out polled several film critics, directors, actors and stunt actors to list their top action films. 'Supercop' was listed at 75th place on this list.
• Police Story 3: Supercop has a 'Certified Fresh' rating of 94% on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes from 50 reviews!

Press Quotes

[Supercop features the] greatest stunts ever filmed in any movie ever

     —Quentin Tarantino

The end credits (which show out-takes of failed stunts) are one of Police Story 3's highlights. There are more laughs in this hilarious three-minute sequence than in the whole of Kingpin. I can't think of a better reason to stay through the entire movie

     —James Berardinelli, ReelViews

Chan seems to have met his soul mate in [Michelle Yeoh], Asia's top female action star. Like Chan, she does her own fighting and stunts

     —Richard Harrington, The Washington Post

By its second half, Supercop cranks up into such an extravaganza of fighting, blowing things up, spin-kicking, punch throwing and death-defying that it all but takes your breath out of your lungs and packs it up for shipment to Hong Kong

     —Stephen Hunter, Baltimore Sun

The most powerful starring role for a woman this summer? My vote goes to Michelle Khan in this garish, frenetic, and funny chopper from Rumble in the Bronx director Stanley Tong

     —Lisa Schwarzbaum, Entertainment Weekly

To watch Jackie Chan, Hong Kong's king of kung fu comedy, in the fresh and exhilarating Super Cop is like watching Douglas Fairbanks Sr. or one of the silent era clowns in one of their biggest hits

     —Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times

Police Story 3: Supercop marks a new direction in Chan's career with a move towards attracting an international audience with higher production values, more expansive locations, even larger scale action sequences, and the move from Chan as action hero to "super" hero.

     —ERIC COTENAS, DVD Compare

Supercop didn’t feel like Police Story III: Supercop. What hurt was the Miramax version was the only one available in America for decade. But the real one has finally arrived. The complete Hong Kong cut of Police Story III: Supercop will have you not merely amazed at Jackie’s death defying stunts, but his chemistry with future Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh (billed as Michelle Khan in the film).

     —JOE COREY, Inside Pulse