Gorgeous is a nice diversion from the typical Jackie Chan action flick. It's filled with a few intense one on one fights, but the main focus is on the blossoming romance between Chan and Bu. The performances are great, especially Chan's, Qi's, and Leung's, and the story is entertaining and enjoyable.

Picture:
Gorgeous is presented in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen and full frame. The picture looks fantastic: colors are bright and vibrant and flesh tones are accurate. However, and only a few times, small specks are visible in the print. Not distracting, but worth mentioning as besides this, the print is just…gorgeous.

Sound:
Gorgeous contains both the original Cantonese soundtrack in Dolby Digital 5.1 and a new English dub in Dolby Digital 5.1. The surround is actively used in the main fight sequences and sounds great, but it is only occasionally used throughout the rest of the film. The English dub job could've used some work though, as its pretty horrid; thankfully, optional English subtitles are present.

Extras:
Extras include the aforementioned English subtitles in yellow, a 30 minute Making-Of Featurette with interviews of the principal actors, a "music video," Jackie Chan's talent file, and an audio commentary featuring Jackie Chan. None of the music video is in English though, so the title is a mystery; however, in small print on the case it credits Dennie Wong with the film's music. The audio commentary with Jackie Chan was pretty interesting and entertaining; it's a great treat for Jackie Chan's many fans.

Summary:
Columbia/Tri-Star has put together a fantastic disc for Gorgeous, with terrific audio and video, and some quality extras. Fans of Jackie Chan should definitely check out Gorgeous.