Love on Delivery

getting into Hong Kong films.

So I have like, or I had like Fight Back to School, Love on Delivery, The Storm Riders, all on VCD.

It was not really a bootleg thing when we were buying stuff.

DVDs were the prevalent thing at the time.

And I think a lot of them, the iron, uh, the guy that jumps the big guy, I think he is in Kung Fu Hustle as well.

Okay, so I know Ng Man Tat is in Love On Delivery and he's memorable as the coach in that one as well.

Yeah,

yeah.

You've gotta hunt, and, um, it's good that they're there.

But the fact that 88 Films and Eureka are doing this fabulous job of bringing them over, I'm really praying for Love on Delivery, mate, 'cause I've seen Terracotta also do these sort of limited edition Blu-rays.

So they've done, I think, Love on Delivery.

They've, I'm think- pretty sure they've done Out of the Dark, the, the sort of the, the horror one.

Um, but they cost £50.

Uh, or £42, and then you've got, you know, plus postage.

It gets up to £50, and yeah, I'd really like that, but...

And I think they're fairly bare bones releases, but I see them there when, when Jerry Terracotta puts out his, you know, his release, oh, and I think, "Oh, I'd really love a lovely nice copy of Love on Delivery," 'cause I've only got a dodgy download of it.