Release Date: 8/12/2003 Original Release: 2003 Format: DVD Length: 101 minutes Rating:R (MPAA) Rating Reason: some violence, language, sexual content UPC: 085392329427 Studio: Warner Home Video
Jet Li once again joins up with a musical costar in Andrzej Bartkowiak's thrill-a-minute CRADLE 2 THE GRAVE. Li was introduced to American audiences as the villain in Richard Donner's LETHAL WEAPON 4, which featured former Crystals lead singer Darlene Love. Li got his first English-language starring role in Bartkowiak's ROMEO MUST DIE, with the late Aaliyah and rapper DMX. The director has reteamed Li and DMX as men on opposite sides of the law who are forced to work together in CRADLE. DMX plays Fait, a powerful man with a deep love for black diamonds but a deeper love for his daughter (who gets kidnapped). Li is Su, a Taiwanese agent--Fait calls him the Kung Fu James Bond--who has come to Los Angeles to find the stones and capture his former partner, Ling (Mark Dacascos), who is after the gems as well. The action is fast and furious as Su sides with Fait to battle helicopters, trains, fancy cars, motorcycles, tanks, and flying ATVs in rings of fire and pouring rain. High-tech heists and heavy heat send the action quotient soaring while Tom Arnold supplies comic relief and karate hottie Kelly Hu adds mystery and romance (along with awesome martial arts stunts).
DVD Features
Region 1 Snap Case Single Side - Dual Layer Full Frame - 1.33 Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Dolby Digital 5.1 - French Additional Release Material: Music Video: "X Gon' Give It To Ya" by DMX Trailers: Original Theatrical Trailer Featurette: 1. DESCENDER OF THE RIG 2. ULTIMATE FIGHTING CHAMPIONS 3. CHOREOGRAPHY OF THE CAMERA Bonus Footage: 1. Rear Projection on Subway 2. Time Lapse Montage
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