Product Description

When a diamond is stolen in Hong Kong, the CIA sends their best man to retrieve it. Meanwhile, one of the thieves began to have a change of heart when his boss, a local crime lord, goes too far. Soon, the former thief and the CIA agent team up to end the reign of the crime lord and bring peace to Hong Kong.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #41934 in DVD
• Brand: PATHFINDER HOME ENTERTAINMENT
• Released on: 2003-04-22
• Rating: R (Restricted)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Color, DVD, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .20 pounds
• Running time: 90 minutes

From the Back Cover
When a diamond is stolen in Hong Kong, the CIA sends their best man to retrieve it. Meanwhile, one of the thieves began to have a change of heart when his boss, a local crime lord, goes too far. Soon, the former thief and the CIA agent team up to end the reign of the crime lord and bring peace to Hong Kong.

Customer Reviews

BLACK BELT JONES 2 ? NEVER HEARD OF IT
This typical Hong Kong 1970's kung fu flick has now been re-released as BLACK BELT JONES 2, although originally released as THE TATTOO CONNECTION.Obviously the distributers have called it BBJ2 to tie in with the popularity of the original movie.This movie is no BBJ but it's quite entertaining if you are a Kelly fan.The film is let down by a scene where a rather choppy fight scene goes horribly wrong,the illusion is ruined and the fight looks fake.What's more, Jim Kelly is hardly in this movie and looks a bit of a fool surrounded by all those unknown Chinese actors.

TYPICAL 1970'S........ CHOP SOCKY!!
Pathfinder Pictures? Never heard of them. While I'm pleased this movie was released on DVD, I am very disappointed with the overall picture and sound quality. This is one of the worst video transfers I have ever seen and the sound is not far behind. Obviously no money went into restoring this movie for its release on DVD and that's too bad for Jim Kelly fans. Make no mistake; this movie has nothing to do with the martial art's classic Black Belt Jones. Jim Kelly had a supporting role in "Enter the Dragon" and he didn't really get a chance to show us what he could do with his ability. In "The Tattoo Connection" he is the man, but once again this movie doesn't really showcase his martial arts talent either. I struggled to give this movie a 3 star rating but hey it's Jim Kelly. This is a typical 1970's chop socky movie that could have been much better. For martial arts and Kelly fans the fight scene between Kelly and Bolo Yeung is still exciting to watch. The Tattoo Connection is still an entertaining movie, but I definitely think the price is too much considering the poor picture and sound quality from Pathfinder.

On the DVD
Interactive menus
Scene access
Filmographies
Trailer
Audio commentary by cinema critics Luke Y. Thompson and Gregory Weinkauf
Still gallery
Languages: English, Mandarin Chinese
On/off subtitles

that's not jim kelly's voice!
after seeing jim kelly in 'black belt jones' i was looking forward to seeing this. this ended up being one of the worst movies i've ever seen. if you're bored, try counting all the cheesy zooms (after the first 20...it starts getting tedious.) the music is appropriately bad and the sound effects during the fight sequences seem to keep time like a metronome. all the voices are dubbed and you'll probably ask yourself why you're still watching.

good for a laugh with a bunch of friends over.