Today: September 30, 2026

Twin Dragons Unboxing

1992 action-comedy cult classic Twin Dragons, directed by Ringo Lam and Tsui Hark and starring Jackie Chan in one of his most memorable performances as identical twins John Ma and Boomer, has finally reached Blu-ray in the UK – and it was worth the wait. This magnificent ‘Deluxe Collector’s Edition’ is a thing of immense beauty, crafted with enormous passion by 88 Films in a release that boasts art cards, a booklet, a double-sided poster, reversible case artwork, and the film, in a wonderful rigid slipcase. It’s an absolutely essential release for fans of the much-loved flick. 

Here’s a closer look…

Twin Dragons

On holidays in Hong Kong, Mrs Ma gives birth to identical twins. A criminal in the same hospital attempts to escape, taking one of the twins hostage. The child is lost during the confusion and Mr and Mrs Ma return to New York with one child. Years later, John Ma is a famous conductor and pianist, unaware that his twin brother “Boomer” is a mechanic/race car driver/bodyguard in Hong Kong. When John travels to Hong Kong to give a concert, the twins get caught up in each other’s business, about which they are anything but experts.
TWIN DRAGONS is available on Blu-ray now from 88 Films. Full release info here.

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