No. Jackie Chan is not involved with "Zodiac: The Race Begins." This is an animated film. He does star in Dragon Blade (2015), which has a completely different plot.
Many seek the original Mandarin dub with English subtitles, though an English dub was also produced. A Word on Digital Safety and Ethics
The film may appear on various streaming services that specialize in international or animated content.
"Zodiac: The Race Begins" is what is known as . It is not available on major streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, or Disney+. You cannot rent or purchase it digitally from iTunes, Google Play, or Vudu. The film's distribution rights are unclear, and it has largely fallen into obscurity since its 2006 release. The only way to obtain it is by purchasing a second-hand physical copy (DVD or VCD) from a marketplace like eBay or an Asian media collector's site. Physical copies are rare and can be expensive.
It was a chilly winter evening when the news finally broke: "Zodiac: The Race Begins" was hitting the shelves, and fans couldn't wait to get their hands on it. This wasn't just any movie; it was a thriller that had been years in the making, with a plot that twisted and turned like the zodiac signs it was named after.
can be tricky as it is no longer widely available on major streaming platforms.
Produced by Cubix International, this film was a significant milestone for Singapore’s animation industry. It tells the story of the Heavenly King’s challenge to the animals of the world. The first twelve to cross the river would be immortalized in the lunar calendar.
Despite—or perhaps because of—these criticisms, the film has developed a niche following. Its unique place as a pioneering work in Singaporean animation and its quirky take on a beloved cultural legend have made it an object of curiosity for animation enthusiasts and fans of the zodiac mythos.
One of the strengths of the movie is its attention to detail. The film's script, which was written by James Vanderbilt, is based on the book "Zodiac" by Robert Graysmith, and it meticulously recreates the investigation into the Zodiac Killer. The movie also features a number of subtle references to the time period, including the music, fashion, and politics of the late 1960s and early 1970s.