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Dragon Lord

original title: Long xiao ye

Comparison:

  • Original Version
  • Alternate Asian Version (German Blu-ray)
Release: Nov 10, 2014 - Author: Muck47 - Translator: Tony Montana - external link: IMDB
16:20 / 09:06-10:08

Tiger earlier talks insistently to his buddies resp. he comments the designated antique sale.

He doesn't want to sell the country treasures and appeals to national pride. The boss replies the Qing dynasty was over and the property situation had changed. Tiger explains that, as Chinese, they should still be interested in the preservation of China's sanctuaries. To a question from the background how they should survive, he says there were enough jobs. As a response, he is being told they had risked their lifes for the antiques and they were going to be dead soon of they didn't sell.

62.6 sec




23:04 / 16:53-17:10
More fight scenes between Dragon and Cowboy in the alley. At first, the high-angle shot is longer. Cowboy angrily accuses Dragon of using him to prove how good he is.

16.9 sec




25:08 / 19:14-19:23

A little discussion when Dragon intends to demonstrate his literature knowledge. His dad would rather her Lee's poems or a classic essay but Dragon prefers reciting "To Go to War".

8.8 sec




25:19 / 19:34-20:01

The first line is being promted to Dragon but that is it. Since he can't find the corresponding text, he repeats the first line over and over again.

27.2 sec




26:24 / 21:06-22:18

Nefore teacher Mr. Chu defends him, Dragon recites another poem but he only manages to do so because he had hidden the text underneath the carpet.
When his dad gets up, he can't read the text anymore and starts looking for excuses. His dad assumes the poem would remind him of his mother and suggests another one. Dragon accidently says that it is blurry but he manages to find an excuse. Now, the father says Mr. Chu was about to get canned if Dragon couldn't remember the lines he learned.

72 sec




26:26 / 22:20-22:46

After the cut to Mr. Chu in the Original Version, the scene actually goes on. Dragon's father sends his two buddies to the kitchen and keeps complaining to Dragon. In an unobserved moment, Dragon throws the book with the poems in their direction and they instantaniously start looking for the required lines.

26 sec




27:03 / 23:23-23:40

Extended shot of Dragon stuttering. He makes a step forward from where he can see his buddies with the book. His father complains in between.

16.7 sec




28:23 / 25:00-25:07

Before Dragon understands that the piece of paper with the text on it is stuck to his master's back, he can't come up with the correct lines again.

7 sec




28:59 / 25:43-26:18

Dragaon repeats the same line over and over again for the second time because he can't read the text on his father's back anymore because his dad sat down.

34.9 sec




Original Version longer
34:19-37:01 / 31:38

After Dragon shot a hole in Cowboy's rooftop, only the Original Version contains an additional shot with the bandits. As a result, Tiger's leaving the bandits is being introducted entirely different.

One gets to see Tiger packing his bags. One of the guys says he should sell the art treasures first. Tiger says no, he wasn't interested in that kind of money. The guys agree resp. they explain the treaures belonged to the Chinese people and they didn't want to sell.
His right hand walks in in order to clarify a few things plus things were stolen from them. In fact, they find a box in Tiger's corner but he is obviously being framed. After a short discussion, a fight starts outside. Some of the guys support Tiger until the boss finally declares the fight over - if Tiger returns the rest of the allegedly stolen antiques. Subsequently, Tiger throws a spear that lands close to the boss's head. Then he makes a leap over the wall.

161.9 sec (= 2:42 min)




37:01 / 31:38-31:40

The conversation in the courtyard starts insignificantly earlier in the Alternate Asian Version...

1.8 sec



37:04 / 31:43-32:05

...and it is much longer resp. entirely different including an alternate eplanation for Tiger's disappearance: the boss's right hand only informs him that Tiger didn't steal anything when he (non-violently) escaped. That means Tiger wasn't set up here. Nevertheless, the boss considers it a problem that Tiger might return and he says Tiger needed to be found.

22.4 sec




37:42 / 32:43-32:50

Shot of Tiger sneaking around in the bushes while some baddies are running around in the background.

7 sec




Different Speed
37:42-37:44 / 32:50-32:52

The shot of the boss is being played faster in the Original Version...

Original Version 0.3 sec longer


37:44 / 32:52-32:53

...and slighty longer at the end. Complete nonsense.

0.8 sec


37:46 / 32:55-32:57

The high-angle shot of the grass is insignificantly longer.

2 sec