It's nice to be back and see the familiar names.
The last few years or so have been really time-consuming with education and meeting people from school for the first time.
On the net side of things, I got really carried away with MySpace, Facebook and YouTube.
Armour of God has always struck me as one of the most intriguing films to come out of Hong Kong.
I think it would be nice to know what Lau Kar Wing, Eric Tsang and Alan Tam have to say about the missing footage.
There's never been too much in-depth information on some of Jackie's movies. His autobiography was a catch 22 in that his Peking Opera days are covered extensively well but a lot of his films are just relegated to passing references.
I think it's also a shame that JC's auto-bio doesn't contain too much in the way of professional anecdotes - what his feelings are of working with cast and crew, production trivia or even hobbies.
It's strange how Jackie can remember so much from his childhood but little in the way of diary extraction from his movies.
He should have just released two books
Let's hope that Sammo's biography will be better.
What's always concerned me is whether director Lo Wei wrote a book about his experiences with Jackie and Bruce.
If there was such a book released prior to his death, let's see what he has to say for himself about Killer Meteors and To Kill with Intrigue.
In the next few months, I'm going to try and find all the various Westerners who've appeared in HK films so I can ask them about their experiences.









