FIGHT BACK TO SCHOOL (Stephen Chow) PART 2 of TRILOGY



Format : Original Chinese VCD (2 Seperate Discs) NTSC

DAT Files converted into MPEG 1 and then joined into one main file

(there will be a 2 sec. black screen between the 2 parts)



NOTE that it' from a VCD = lower quality then DVD

Also, it's preferable to watch the Chinese VCD in a web player because once burned onto DVDR, big chances, like the orig. chinese VCD of mine has 2 audio channels (with a different languages in each) which can be quite annoying. It was impossible for me to choose one spoken language cos unlike a DVD, there are no audio folder. Though maybe if you have a home theatre system, it is perhaps possible to shut down one audio-channel and just hear one spoken language.



Again, I recommend to watch these VCD films through a web-player.



PS: if I remember correctly, the 2 audio channels doesn't occur once burned with the Fight Back To School series.



Subtitles can be hard-to-read at time being the fact it is white on image.



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Langage: Chinese

Subtitles: Chinese and English (white on image)

Lenght: 1h38min.

Year: 1992

Director: Gordon Chan



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FIGHT BACK TO SCHOOL 2



Here's the Sequel to FIGHT BACK TO SCHOOL ; here Stephen Chow (aka: Sing, Sing Sing, Sing Chow) thought to had been promoted but was deceived to be put in a lower position in the police force...he sees his friend <Tat> being promoted to higher level and being involved in crime arrest while Chow is stuck doing traffic. Sing decides then to quit the police and while he is engaged to the women teacher from the first film, will end up spending the wedding money on hiring <Turtle Wong> (also from the first film) and a few other classmates from the previous film where they met in the fight to locate gun-trafficking. Chow wants to run his own undercover work against terrorists into , yes you guess it, another school. Again our <Uncle Tat> will help him (guy with the moustache also in previous film) nicknamed here Mr. Perfect, Mr. James Bond and Mr. Ternimator. This film is truely hilarious - it's more funny then the first one and much closer to the recent Chow style people recently discovered. I assure you a funny time!



ENJOY !!!