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Young and beautiful Bu (Shu Qi, The Transporter) finds a romantic message in a bottle near her family restaurant in Taiwan. On a whim, she flies to Hong Kong to meet her potential soul mate, who turns out to be Albert (Tony Leung, Infernal Affairs), a gay beautician pining for his ex. Taking pity on the girl, he brings her to his workplace, where she falls for the wealthy and lonely C.N. Chan (Jackie Chan, Rush Hour, Supercop). But when Chan's lifelong enemy, Lo, discovers Chan has a new love, he decides to ruin their happiness.

Media

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Bonus Materials

• 2K Transfers from Original Film Materials of the Hong Kong & International versions of the film
• High-Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentation (2.35:1 aspect ratio)
• Newly Translated English Subtitles
• Cantonese 5.1 (120 min Hong Kong Version)
• Audio Commentary with Frank Djeng and FJ Desanto (120 min Hong Kong Version)
• Audio Commentary with Action Experts Mike Leeder and Arne Venema (120 min Hong Kong Version)
• English 5.1 (98 min International Version)
• Cantonese 5.1 (98 min International Version)
• Audio Commentary with Jackie Chan (98 min International Version)
• Shy Guy - Andy Cheng on Brad Allan featurette
• Interview with Director Vincent Kok
• The Making of “Gorgeous” (Archival Featurette)
• Music Videos
• English & Hong Kong Trailers
• Reversible cover with new artwork by Sean Longmore

Sales Points

• Gorgeous was a box office success in Hong Kong, grossing HK $40,545,889 during its theatrical run.
• 19th Hong Kong Film Awards Nominee Jackie Chan (Best Action Choreography)
• Stars Jackie Chan (Rush Hour), Shu Qi (The Transporter), Tony Leung (Infernal Affairs), Emil Chau (Rumble in the Bronx) and Stephen Chow (Kung Fu Hustle)
• 36th Golden Horse Award NOMINEE! Jackie Chan (Best Action Choreography)
• Directed by Vincent Kok (All U Need Is Love, House of Wolves)

Press Quotes

Amusing and fun... Tony Leung manages to steal nearly all his scenes. The multitudes of big-name cameos are fun too,

     —LoveHKfilm.com

Jackie is certainly dancing to a far less death-defying drum in 'Gorgeous', but that certainly won't leave you feeling short-changed.

     —Brad Curran, Kung Fu Kingdom