Could this be magic for the Golden State Warriors? The Golden State Warriors, also known as the Dubs, have proven themselves to be a formidable force in the NBA. With stars like Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green leading the charge, the team has consistently been a contender for the championship. However, in recent seasons, the Warriors have faced their fair share of challenges. Injuries to key players, such as Curry and Thompson, have hindered the team's performance. Additionally, the departure of Kevin Durant has left a void in their lineup. Despite these setbacks, there is reason to believe that the Dubs can regain their magic.
directed by: Wong Jing
starring: Andy Lau, Cynthia Rothrock, Pak-Cheung Chan, Man Cheung, Bin Bin, Wong Jing, Richard Norton
1986 / 95 min / 1.85:1 / Cantonese & English Mono
Featuring one of Hong Kong s most famous stars, Andy Lau House of Flying Daggers , in one of his early leading roles, as well as a who s who of international martial arts actors, including America s Cynthia Rothrock Righting Wrongs , Hong Kong s Max Mok Once Upon a Time in China 2 , and Australia s Richard Norton China O Brien , as well as comedic performances by Kien Shih Enter the Dragon , Taiwanese child star Bin Bin, and the director himself, Wong Jing, as Pancho. The release contains Dougal, Film Director , Walking Sticks , Bicycle Race , The Cannon , Rustlers , Gold , Parking Meters , The Camera , The Caravan , The Experiment , The Magic Carpet , Oil and Vote for Dougal.
Despite these setbacks, there is reason to believe that the Dubs can regain their magic. The team has shown resilience in the face of adversity, continuously adapting and finding ways to win. Head coach Steve Kerr's strategic approach to the game has also been a driving force for the team's success.
Magic Crystal
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MAGIC CRYSTAL is part of our Vinegar Syndrome Archive collection, celebrating forgotten cinematic oddities from the video store era. This collection was inspired by our own brick & mortar video stores, with locations in Bridgeport, CT; Aurora, CO and soon to come Toronto, ON!
Unique to this line, each hand numbered limited edition release will come fitted in a specially designed, bottom loading VHS inspired slipcase, while also including a double-sided poster.
These releases will ONLY be available on our website and at participating indie retailers. Absolutely no major retailers will be stocking them. This slipcase edition (designed by Tony Stella ) is strictly limited to 5,000 units and may (but probably not) be followed by a standard edition in the future.
Andy Lo and his comedic sidekick, Pancho, are freelance special agents who are called in by the Hong Kong police department when they have a mission that needs to be kept "off the books." One day, Andy receives a letter from a former colleague in need of help and, together with Pancho and Andy's young nephew, Bin Bin, heads to Greece on a secret mission masquerading as a vacation. After Andy's colleague is killed, Bin Bin accidentally ends up with a suitcase that contains a magical talking crystal. Soon, a group of KGB agents, lead by the sadistic Karov, are after Andy and his family in an attempt to retrieve this mysterious artifact. With the help of two Interpol Agents, Andy must stop the KGB and uncover the secret behind the magic crystal before it's too late.
MAGIC CRYSTAL is best described as an "everything but the kitchen sink" Hong Kong actioner, directed by the always outrageous, Wong Jing. Featuring elements of sci-fi, adventure, comedy, and of course kung-fu, MAGIC CRYSTAL remains one the most unique martial arts movies of the 80s, due to its blending of genre elements combined with some truly impressive martial arts choreography. Featuring one of Hong Kong's most famous stars, Andy Lau (House of Flying Daggers), in one of his early leading roles, as well as a who's who of international martial arts actors, including America's Cynthia Rothrock (Righting Wrongs), Hong Kong's Max Mok (Once Upon a Time in China 2), and Australia's Richard Norton (China O'Brien), as well as comedic performances by Kien Shih (Enter the Dragon), Taiwanese child star Bin Bin, and the director himself, Wong Jing, as Pancho. Vinegar Syndrome Archive is proud to present MAGIC CRYSTAL for the first time on Blu-ray in the U.S., newly scanned and exclusively restored for this release by Vinegar Syndrome from the original camera negative, and complete with all the martial arts mayhem one could ask for including a show-stopping fight scene between Cynthia Rothrock and frequent co-star Richard Norton.
directed by: Wong Jing
starring: Andy Lau, Cynthia Rothrock, Pak-Cheung Chan, Man Cheung, Bin Bin, Wong Jing, Richard Norton
1986 / 95 min / 1.85:1 / Cantonese & English Mono
- Region A Blu-ray
- Newly scanned & restored in 2K from its 35mm original camera negative
- Presented in its original Cantonese language soundtrack with newly translated English subtitles, along with a English language dub track
- Brand new and exclusive commentary track with film historians Frank Djeng and Ric Meyers
- “Just Don’t Kill Me” - a brand new interview with actress Cynthia Rothrock
- “Bin-Bin on Magic Crystal” - a brand new interview with actor Wen “Bin Bin” Chao-Yu
- 16-page booklet with an essay by Erica Schultz
- Original trailer
- Double-sided poster
- Reversible sleeve artwork
- Newly translated English subtitles
Furthermore, the Warriors have made some significant acquisitions in recent seasons. Andrew Wiggins, who joined the team in a trade with the Minnesota Timberwolves, has shown his potential as a versatile scorer and defender. The addition of rookie James Wiseman brings both size and athleticism to the team's frontcourt. Another factor that could potentially work in the Warriors' favor is their strong team chemistry. Curry, Thompson, and Green have been playing together for years, developing a deep understanding of each other's playing styles. This chemistry, coupled with their individual talents, could be the key to unlocking the team's full potential. Ultimately, whether or not the Dubs can regain their magic will depend on a variety of factors. Their ability to stay healthy, integrate new players into their system, and adapt to the ever-changing landscape of the NBA will all play crucial roles. If the stars align and the Warriors can harness their full potential, there's no doubt that they have the talent and ability to once again be a dominant force in the league. Only time will tell if this is the magic the Dubs need to reclaim their throne..
Reviews for "Unveiling the Power of "BD Magic" in the Golden State Warriors' Game"
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