Chinese Zodiac – the blockbuster produced, written, directed by and starring the world’s last true action hero, Jackie Chan – is released on Blu-ray™ and DVD on Monday 11 August by Universal Pictures (UK).

To celebrate the release, we’ve got a £25 voucher for London-based takeaway company Deliverance and a copy of Chinese Zodiac on DVD each to give away to two of our Twitter followers!

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During China’s Second Opium War, the famous Old Summer Palace was looted and destroyed by foreign soldiers and many precious artefacts were lost, including twelve bronze statues that depict the creatures featured in the Chinese zodiac. Now worth millions of dollars each, treasure hunter Asian Hawk (Jackie Chan; Rush Hour, Shanghai Knights) is tasked by the mysterious MP Corporation with recovering the statues from the furthest corners of the earth.

Following orders, Asian Hawk and his team are quickly caught up in a in a web of intrigue, kidnapping and international fraud that sees them battle island natives, pirates and thugs in a race to recover all twelve artefacts before their corrupt nemesis, the unscrupulous dealer known as ‘Vulture’.

The long awaited conclusion to the Armour of God trilogy, Chinese Zodiac is the very last of Jackie Chan’s films in which the legendary actor performs his own death-defying stunts.

This competition has closed. The winners are Andy Craig (@Putters_delight) from Putney and Charlotte Clavier (@mirrorballgirl) from London.

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