Editing Rumble in the Bronx (section)

==Release==
The film was the first Chinese film to be simultaneously released in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.<ref>{{cite magazine|magazine=[[Screen International]]|date=April 21, 1995|page=25|title=Chinese lines up for Lies}}</ref>

New Line Cinema acquired the film for international distribution and commissioned a new music score and English dub (with participation from [[Jackie Chan]]). A scene of Keung's airplane flying into [[John F. Kennedy International Airport]] was added to the opening credits. Three scenes were added exclusively for the international version: a shot of the syndicate's car pulling up to the diamond deal, Keung and Nancy escaping from the nightclub after the bikers spot them together, and White Tiger taking a golf shot before a subordinate approaches him with his phone. None of these scenes were in the original Hong Kong release. In comparison to the Hong Kong version, 17 minutes of cuts were made, and the new English dub changed some of the context of the characters' conversations. Keung being a cop and having a girlfriend in Hong Kong is never mentioned. Keung's father being shot by a robber years ago is also not mentioned. In the New Line Cinema edit, Elaine buys the grocery store upon her first meeting with Uncle Bill, but in the Hong Kong version, she decides to buy the market at Bill's wedding.

The new soundtrack replaced Chan's song over the [[closing credits]] with the song "[[Kung Fu (Ash song)|Kung Fu]]" by the band [[Ash (band)|Ash]], the lyrics of which mention Jackie Chan, as well as other Asian figures and characters ubiquitous in the west.