Fancy revving down memory lane with Jay Chou 20 years after his big screen debut?

In 2005, the Taiwanese pop star headlined the Hong Kong live-action adaptation of the popular Japanese manga series about street racing – and went on to win Best New Performer trophies at the Golden Horse Awards in 2005 and Hong Kong Film Awards in 2006.

Directed by Hong Kong’s Andrew Lau and Alan Mak (the Infernal Affairs film trilogy, 2002 to 2003), Initial D follows the story of Chou’s high-schooler Takumi Fujiwara. He unknowingly perfects the skill of drift racing on winding mountain passes while delivering tofu for his father Bunto (Anthony Wong). 

Takumi later competes with other racers, played by Hong Kong actors Edison Chen, Shawn Yue, Jordan Chan and Chapman To. 

This special edition of Initial D is a remastered 4K version and will be screened in its original Cantonese dialogue from Jan 9, 2026, exclusively at Shaw Theatres.

Tickets go on sale at shaw.sg from Dec 5 at 10am. Every ticket purchase comes with a collectible poster.