Chameleon Films

[Black Hat]

Wonderful news! I put it with To Catch a Thief and Soderbergh's Ocean's 11 as visually stunning films where the fun is luxuriating in the effortless style and the masterful way such complicated things can be pulled off with so light a touch.

I can't add anything to this. Sparrow is delightful.

[therewillbeblus]

I loved the first act of Sparrow. It's everything Mr Sausage glows about. Unfortunately, it didn't hold its momentum for me - The rest is fine, but that episodic structure reveals a hollowness when the 'plot' kicks in that kinda soils the party. Still a recommendable movie overall.

I clearly don't get what others do from Johnnie To. Of the seven I've seen, only Throw Down and Romancing in Thin Air were particularly remarkable for me

[yoloswegmaster]

Coming in February:



EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL FEATURES:

Pressed CD soundtrack by co-composers Xavier Jamaux & Fred Avril (45 mins)
Collector's slipcase & booklet featuring a new essay by film critic Sean Gilman
New audio commentary by Hong Kong cinema expert Frank Djeng
"A Playful Departure" - a new video essay on Sparrow by filmmaker Zach Closs (8 mins)
Newly translated and improved optional English subtitles by Dylan Cheung
Reversible sleeve with newly created and original poster artwork
Archival Extras:

2011 Interview with Co-Composer Xavier Jamaux, Editor David Richardson & Production Supervisor Ding Yuin-shan (13 mins)
Interviews with Director Johnnie To and performers Simon Yam, Kelly Lin & Gordon Lam Ka-tung with newly translated English subtitles (33 mins)
Gala Premiere featurette (4 mins)
Press Conference featurette (9 mins)
The Making of Sparrow (2 mins)
Photo gallery
Theatrical trailer
UK trailer

Standard edition without the CD is also available