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ong bak or the Protector?

2008-02-18T23:03:34Z

which is better?

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Three all time favorite Kung Fu movies...

2008-02-18T22:55:04Z

1. Master of the Flying Guillotine (THE BEST)
2. Five fingers of Death
3. Eight Diagram Pole Fighter

What are your top three?

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Kill Bill 1 and 2

2007-10-21T12:21:48Z

Did anyone see yet?! Great movies..or not whats ur opinion
Hatori Hanzo..Samuri Shogun
RZA Sound track was tight.: 0

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7 swords

2007-07-26T22:52:33Z

has anyone seen it yet

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Folk Tales?

2007-07-02T11:58:08Z

It seems to me that a lot of kung fu/hong kong action movies have some basis in folklore. The whole rival Shaolin Schools thing seems like a cinematic mythology all on its own--sort of like the American West, I guess. But I'm thinking of movies like Chinese Ghost Story and The Bride with White Hair.

Can anybody point me to some information about the literary sources of some of these legends?

Thanks.

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some more online video episodes of Kungfu movies

2007-06-18T09:51:59Z

http://tv.mofile.com/W3JDINUU/
----------七剑
Seven Swords, a Hsui Hark movie.

http://tv.mofile.com/SX1H7IC4/
----------精武英雄&霍元甲
played by Li Jet~~my favorite Kungfu star~~

http://tv.mofile.com/QUYA15GM/
东方不败

http://tv.mofile.com/CAT3Y0TH/
只记今朝笑 my favorite one!

http://tv.mofile.com/1UU8OS8W/
活得潇洒

to be continued.

btw:

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if you are interested in Chinese culture and want to learn more about her.

www.foreignercn.com

where you can communicate and make friends with Chinese people or get information and services for living in China.

http://www.hanyu.com.cn/

where you can learn Chinese online

http://www.china-tour.cn/

where you can get information and guide on how to make a pleasant journey in China.

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Haaa, an artile, i am sure you will like it ^_^

2007-05-19T10:34:24Z

title : a brief look at chinese martial arts
maritial arts are a really chinese form of physcial expression . Chinese peoply take pride in them,because of both their age and many aspects of chinese culture taht they reflect.Martial arts combine traditional chinese philosophies, aesthetic sense ,ethics and medical science.
Ancient Wushu
ancient chinese martial arts are different from modern ones. The ancient martial arts were developed for military use.Not until the Spring and Autumn Period did martial arts begin to combine with the more sophisticated aspects of ancient chinese culture
the martial arts developed rapidly during the Han dynasty. Different schools appeared and many books about wushu were published. Broadswords graduatty replaced swords as the main weapon,and other weapons were also developed.
Shaolin temple
there are five holy mountains in china : Mt. Tai, Mt.HENG, Mt. Hua, Mt. Heng and Mt.Song. Mt.Song is in the center of the holy mountains.
In 496 AD, Emperor Wen Di of the Northern Wei dynasty built a Shaolin temple at the foot of Mt.Song for an Indian Buddhist Monk to preach the Buddhism. In 527 AD ,another Indian monk , Bodhidharma, arrived at the temple to spead the Greater Vehicle sect .L ater followers worshipped Bodhidharma as the founder of the sect in chin.
Qingong
The followers of the yin-yang wuxing theory,everything in the world is either yin oy yang . The two forces complement and oppose each other.
Wuxing ,which arises fron yin-yang, refers to the five elements ( metal, wood,water ,fire and earth) and their different characteristics.

here are " nine descirptions", which characterize the desired qualities of chinese kungfu
1 move like a thundering wave
2 when still, be like a mountain
3 accelerate like a gusty wind
4 land swiftly and lightly like a bird
5 be steady like a rooster on one leg
6one's stance is as firm as a pine tree
7 sink like a heavy piece of metal
8 bend and flex like a bow
9 waft gracefully like a leaf in the wind

^_^ OVER

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hi , chinese Kungfu...

2007-05-02T09:42:35Z

chinese Kungfu is very famous in the history ,now and also in the future
i will give this Tribe some imformation ( picture ,kungfu star and so on ) ,and let you (who love chinese Kungfu ) know more about it ^ _ ^

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^ _ ^

2007-05-01T02:52:08Z

there are a video in my profile about Lee ,i holp you can watch it

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Shaw Brothers films

2006-12-07T20:44:15Z

Does anyone know a resource for the complete oeuvre of the Shaw Brothers (Kid with the Golden Arms, Shaolin Killers, The Five Deadly Venoms)? I found one once, but did not know if it was comprehensive.

Thanks.

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Any suggestions on good new flicks?

2006-12-02T11:05:05Z

Heya- sorry in advance for the long rant, I just kind of feel like typing :)

Anyone have thoughs on good new stuff coming out? I will be the first to admit that finding stuff is almost as fun for me as watching it, but sometimes it is hard to find out about stuff to go find. Plus, a lot of recent stuff has been... bland.

While I deperately love Liu Chia Liang, "Seven Swords" didn't really do it for me. Normally I like Tsui Hark, but recently... Maybe it is because I am not super fond of Liang YuSheng.

"Sha Po Lang" was pretty good (more a triad flick than kung-fu, I know...) Very dark, but I am fine with that. I like Hung, Yam and Yen, though I must say, a lot of Donnie's movies feel like "Donnie delivery vehicles" these days- just a method for him to become kung-fu god at the end.

Same thing with "Dragon-tiger gate"- Very pretty, lots of good potential... Kind of crippled (IMO) by lack of interest in developing a real story or characters other than Yen. And... not really much like I remember the comic.

"Hero" and "House of flying daggers"... Tricky. Very pretty, very well shot... I tend to agree with those who say they are not good wuxia, but I still think they are decent movies. A little less agnst would be okay. Heh- right after I said dark was fine. Oh well, they are not the same to me. :)

"Ong bak" was awesome. Very impressed. "The Protector" didn't do as much for me, but part of that may be that the copy I got had broken subtitles... So maybe I am missing out on the deeper meaning. More fighting, but less atmosphere. Who needs joints anyway?

"Fearless"? Normally I love Jet Li. OUATIC rocks. But Fearless didn't. Seemed to... formulaic, and most of the duels didn't do it for me either.
Maybe the combination of his opponents being a bit too goofy, and shown as a bit to far below him.

Not even going to talk about "Crouching tiger, hidden dragon."

"Fighter in the wind" had a nice style, though very little to do with Mas Oyama. :P Ignore the lack of history, and I thought it was decent. And yes, I am veering into Korean stuff now...

"Musa"... kicks... ass... Mmm, well, okay the end gets weird. But it was the movie that got me seriously looking at Korean stuff. Definately impressive.

"Shadowless sword" also totally worked for me. A little more "magical", but if you can't stand that I think you are in the wrong genre. :)

"Sword in the moon" was... Okay. It had stuff I liked, but I found the story was a little fragmented, and a lot of the action seemed like it was depending on the story too much. Curious if it was based on something.

Have Johnney To's "Throwdown"... haven't watched it yet.

Anyway, there are my thoughts. Interested to hear what other people think. Obviously you don't have to agree with what I say, but I am curious to see what other people think. And new movies to track down is always a plus.

:)

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Once Upon a Time in China

2006-09-14T02:33:13Z

Got #1 from NetFlix. Some great fight scenes at the end! The historical stuff bored me, but I was able to get over it.

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Crab style kung fu

2006-04-25T15:39:35Z

I was talking with another kung fu flick fan who saw this movie but didn't know the name of it. I told him I'd ask the tribe.

In this movie, the main character goes on the beach and imitates crabs scuttling sideways, and learns to break bamboo trees with his hands, using a crab pincher like motion.

Has anyone seen this? Does anyone know the name?

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Fearless

2006-02-08T01:44:34Z

Hey guys. Thought you all might like to see clips from Jet Li's upcoming film, Fearless.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7GcaPl624k

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72a_sD3HUVA

I hear it's coming out here late 2006 so...I'm excited for that. =P

Enjoy. =)

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Who is your favorite fight choreographer?

2006-01-13T14:43:52Z

I really like Han Ying-chieh's work in "A Touch of Zen", and--of course!--the Liu(Lau) brothers.

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Heeeellp

2006-01-03T07:47:46Z

Several years ago, in an obscure art-house theater in San Jose, I saw a martial arts film that cracked me up. I cannot remember the title to save my life, only that it was definitely not a Jackie Chan film:

It starts with a beefcake guy stepping up with a Japanese sunset in the background. He proceeds to kick everyone's ass while hardly moving. He is the teacher of a martial arts school. Then we meet a total loser who longs to win the heart of a hottie girl, and he decides he needs to learn martial arts to do so. But, since he doesn't actually know martial arts, he decides to try to take out his rival, the teacher I previously mentioned, while wearing a Garfield mask. He gets his ass kicked many times over but keeps getting up: "Gar Fie" just won't quit. He is spurned on in his mission to win the girl by a famous movie star....

Does ANY of this sound familiar???

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Snake in the Eagle's Shadow

2005-12-08T05:31:59Z

A great movie, but the copy I have is of poor quality.
Can anyone suggest the best version of this on DVD?

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"Fist of the Unicorn", aka "Bruce Lee and I"...

2005-12-03T22:46:51Z

Has anyone seen it? It's the film starring Bruce's best friend Little Unicorn(he had a minor role in "Return of the Dragon" as the hot-headed waiter who doubted Tang Lung's martial skill), with choreography by Bruce himself. I've heard that the film is pretty bad, but I'll bet it's interesting to watch as a curio and as a unique footnote in kung-fu movie history.

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Ninja's Final Duel (1986)

2005-11-23T19:33:21Z

Has anybody ever seen the uncut, uncensored version of this vintage flick? The one with Alice Tseng's naked fighting scenes? I've only seen stills of these scenes because every vhs or dvd print has had clothed versions. I'd be very interested in finding an uncut version of this film that also stars Alexander Lo Rei and Simon Lee.

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Gordon Liu "Shaolin vs. Evil Dead.-- Part 2 ???

2005-11-19T05:21:45Z

Hi all: I just got through this movie. Gordon Liu and Terry Fan as Taoist priests who fight Vampires. Liu is the kind one who just wants to help the undead find their final resting place. Fan is the bad one who only wants to destroy vampires. Their conflicts accidentally wake up the king of the vampires and of course violence and hilarity ensues. The movies ends abbruptly. In the middle of a fight as a matter of fact. During the end credits there are scenes from what looks like a sequel with even more spectacular fight scenes and wonderfully over the top CG effects. I was just wondering if any one knew if they have ,or are going to release the sequel or if there is even one?

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the new one armed swordsman

2005-11-19T02:26:44Z

hi all , has anyone seen besides me the film "the new one armed swordsman" i would say it's from the 70's

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"A Touch of Zen", anyone?

2005-10-24T18:40:57Z

I just got the DVD and I am very, very impressed. I know that a lot of kung-fu film fans think it's too long and too artsy, too Akira Kurosawa-like--but King Hu really delivered on the action(even if he took his sweet time getting to it) while Kurosawa, more often than not, didn't(though I really enjoyed "Yojimbo").
Anyway, I love "A Touch of Zen". I can't stop watching the last two scenes, in which Roy Chiao and Han Ying-chieh square off. In my twenty-two or so years of watching martial arts films, this is only the second time that I've been emotionally affected by one(the other being "Blood Brothers", aka "Dynasty of Blood").

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I want to create an all Time best Kung-Fu Movie List

2005-09-30T14:48:32Z

Dragon Fist
Shoulin Wooden Men
Eagle Claw In Cranes Shadow
Enter The Dragon
Rumble in the Bronxs

Jot any other Ideas..............
The we can vote

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"SHAW BROS!"

2005-09-24T03:08:57Z

does anyone here know about the "NEW" releases, of old SHAW BROS. flix?
if not, a hong kong based company, has gotten the rights & has started to re-master & re-release, some of the "old classics", like "36 chambers of shaolin", "mad monkey kung fu" & "5 deadly venoms", just to name a few!!! if yer not hip to this yet, yer in for a REAL TREAT!!!! there are already over 100 movies out, with more coming, every month!!!!!!
the one thing to be aware of, is that, it requires that you have a "region free" dvd player, to watch these on!!! GET ONE!!! if you don't have one already! they're super cheap, these days! like, $40 bux & up!!! IT IS SOOOOO WORTH IT, LET ME TELL YOU!!!!!
there are a lotta super obscure movies, that never made it to american tv! you would've had to be going to chinatown, to even see these, "back in the day", like 20 yrs. ago!
so, if yer REALLY INTO "KUNG FU" flix, do yerself a favor, & HOOK IT UP!!!
YOU WON'T BE SORRY, if ya do!!!!
peace.

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Ong Bak

2005-09-09T14:37:01Z

Maybe I missed it, (a posted topic about it anyways) but...did anyone here see "Ong Bak" staring Thai martial artist Tony Jaa? You can find a lot of info on the movie here: http://www.ongbakmovie.com/
and a great bit of knowledge about the starring actor himself here: www.tonyjaa.org

Namaste.

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Equilibrium and Old school respect

2005-09-05T22:12:12Z

Hey, I just saw equilibrium again, and this time I watched the commentaries.

If you haven't seen this movie, it's like Logans Run meets 1984 as if directed by John Woo. It's about a future post world war 3 survivor society that outlaws emotion and supplies the populace with emotion dulling drugs. Art, Music and Literature are illegal, and Clerics skilled in the "Gun Kata" enforce the law until the top cleric John Preston [Christian Bale of Batman Begins and American Psycho] goes off his dose. Taye Diggs, Emily Watson, and the guy who played Boromir in LOTR co star. Lots of gunfight martial arts fun, and a well put together dramatic future myth to boot.

In the commentaries, the director's first words upon the intro to the flick are "Ogami Itto..." The name of the main character from Lone Wolf and Cub. They also make reference to Preston's use of underhanded sword style going back to Zaitoichi.

Has anyone else seen this, what do you think?

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"The Invincible Armour"...love it or hate it?

2005-08-08T03:20:18Z

Personally, I was underwhelmed when I saw this movie. I didn't mind the low production values and crappy costumes; that's just what you expect from a non-Shaw film. But I wasn't all that thrilled with the fight scenes, either! John Liu and Hwang Jang Lee have looked better than they did in this film...a LOT better(Liu in "Kung Fu Commandos" and "Renegade Monk", Hwang in "Snake in the Eagle's Shadow" and "Drunken Master").

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Zatoichi the Blind Swordsman

2005-07-28T08:33:54Z

I no this is not much of a Kung Fu movie, but more a samurai film, but I thought it was worth mentioning. basic plot is:

Zatoichi, the wandering masseur and master swordsman, is a mercenary hero with a difference: he's blind, and no less deadly for it. In his debut, Ichi shuffles into a gangster-run town like a wry con man, fleecing the dim-bulb gambling thugs and sponging off a local mob boss who wants the deadly Ichi on his side in an impending gang war.

What I liked was how it was filmed. for a film made in 1962 I was amazed at some of the shots. There is a Fight scene where Zatoichi is fight a lot of yakuza in a building. Zatoichi use his swords to cut the candles to make the hallway dark; so their are all fighting blind. he enters a room and does the same. from the hallway you can seem the yakuza lord and his men. Zatoichi says if you want to die come on in. after battling and killing most of the lords men; he fight is way back out of the room. again he swings his sword to cut candles; the hallway goes dark behind Zatoichi, but in front of him it is still light. the camera backs up to show that the candle he cut was balanced on his sword blade. so when he turned, the light would show the yakuza behind him, then he would turn again and you would only see the lord in front of him.

I thought that was really cool. I enjoyed this film very much.

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Kung Fu Hustle

2005-07-05T04:48:35Z

don't know if this was posted on already.... pretty sure it was but to lazy to look for it....

just saw it this weekend.... incredible movie..

the sequence with the assasin who plays the instrument was absolutely beautiful....werd

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Kid-Friendly Kung Fu

2005-07-05T03:24:15Z

I have this tradition with my stepdaughter (9 years old) that we watch kung fu when Mom is out with her girlfriends. We're running out of movies! Can anyone recommend anything?

Bear in mind that "kid friendly" doesn't mean childish. We watch stuff like Five Deadly Venoms, Enter the Dragon and Drunken Master. A little blood is alright, but not too much. A little skin is OK, but not too much. But there's gotta be a lot of kung fu!

Also, my stepdaughter prefers dubbed so she can focus on the action, not on the subtitles.

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drunken master and other drunk movies

2005-06-03T19:53:20Z

Hi all,

I'm a poi spinner with no martial arts background.
but maaany people tell me that my style resembles drunken fighting.
probably more because I often (intentionally) look offbalance and drunk... not like I'm doing kicks and punches.

I'd like to watch a few movies to glean inspiration and take my spinning even farther in the drunk direction.

aside from drunken master, what movies do you guys recommend for me that shows cool drunk looking moves, fights, training, or anything else that will inspire me to move in new drunker ways.

thanks
dan

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Unleashed

2005-05-14T05:29:00Z

Has anyone seen it yet?

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Bruce Lee movie night at Stanford, Thurs May 12 8pm

2005-05-11T13:42:58Z

Marathon on Bruce Lee's blockbusters!!

Exact location will be announced soon.

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Who are your favorite kung-fu film stars?

2005-04-14T04:32:21Z

Ones you could watch in one film after another and never get tired of them? Mine are Lo Lieh, David Chiang, Chen Kuan-tai, and Liu Chia-hui(Gordon Liu).

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"Shaolin Hand Lock"

2005-04-08T21:15:38Z

Has anyone seen it? And, if so, would you let me know your opinion of it? It's got David Chiang, Michael Chan, and Lo Lieh, plus it was filmed in Thailand. It sounds good.

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Shogun Assassin

2005-03-17T23:01:10Z

This is the film that is "The Bride" watches with the girl in "Kill Bill vol. 2". I just picked it up through www.kungfumovies.net. It is a wonderfully violent film that I highly recommend.

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Enter the Fat Dragon

2005-03-07T06:57:41Z

Starring the amazing Sammo Hung. You get to see our favorite tubby kung fu mastah acting like Bruce Lee, right down to the obnoxious little smile before he fights.

Good movie. Long, but very good. Check it out.

Any other Sammo Hung suggestions?

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Master of the Flying Guillotine

2005-03-07T06:55:03Z

I just watched this movie and loved it. The quality of the DVD was not great but this movie rocks.

I was wonder if any one can tell me what movie did the fly guillotine first apper in? In the trailer for this movie it said the fly guilltine comes back. I know I saw another movie with it in it but I have no clue what it was called.

Can anyone help me out?

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Warriors of Heaven and Earth

2005-03-02T17:29:52Z

Just watched this the other day. It was a pretty good piece of cinema. High budget stuff.

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Name the five martial arts films you couldn't live without...

2005-02-17T16:12:50Z

Here's my list:

1. "The Big Boss"("Fists of Fury"). The first Bruce Lee movie I ever saw, and still my favorite.

2. "Blood Brothers"("Dynasty of Blood"). Chang Cheh, David Chiang, Ti Lung, and Chen Kuan-tai at the height of their powers.

3. "Master Killer". Not only entertaining but inspiring, dammit!

4. "Executioners of Shaolin". Lo Lieh steals the show in this one; Pai Mei is the greatest kung-fu movie villain ever.

5. "Sword of Doom". The end of this film, in which Tatsuya Nakadai goes nuts and tears his way through a small army, constitutes the greatest fight scene in cinematic history as far as I'm concerned.

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House of flying daggers.

2005-02-03T22:29:19Z

Went and saw this moive. I liked this movie a lot. I would say do go see this movie.

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shaolin soccer

2005-01-28T03:55:09Z

just watched this movie and i think it might be one of the best movies (kung fu or any genre) ever made. does anyone agree with me?

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Iron Monkey

2005-01-14T19:04:12Z

Anyone see this? It was awesome! It's got comedy, a good story, romance, and some serious ass kickin'!

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8 Diagram Pole Fighter

2005-01-01T22:09:03Z

Does anyone know where a girl could online order a DVD copy of Liu Chia Liang's dark masterpiece 8 Diagram Pole Fighter? I used to have a fairly good VHS bootleg of it from Kim's Video, then someone ripped it off at a party.

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One Inch Punch

2004-12-19T09:19:17Z

One Inch punches that azzzz...
Tell your best ass kicken story...

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Donnie Yen...

2004-10-25T05:53:20Z

Donnie Yen...a real cutie...Fist of the Red Dragon...just saw it anyone? anyone? aside from the silly "bumbling" characters and the buck teeth on one of the main "bumbling females"...i thought the fight scenes were totally rad!

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Movei festival recommendations

2004-10-22T18:25:09Z

hey guys here is the link to the Hong Kong movie festivel here in NYC
do you know these flicks? any one thats a MUST see?

Andreas

http://www.filmlinc.com/wrt/wrt2.htm

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Shaolin Soccer

2004-10-14T08:27:34Z

This is a movie I have heard about for years and finally got to see yesterday. It was very funny and enjoyable throughout with some hilarious martial arts soccer. I warmly recommend it

Andreas

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Chop Socky

2004-09-27T17:41:54Z

Did anyone watch Chop Socky: Cinema Hong Kong on IFC? They aired it a while back and I taped it but still haven't watched it. Supposed to be a special about kung-fu and swordplay movies of Hong Kong, their origins and influence on Hollywood.

Any reviews or opinions?

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"HERO" dvd

2004-09-07T15:57:25Z

Hey y'all, I need a little help...

One of my students just got me a dvd copy of Jet Li's epic HERO (soon to be released in American theaters). My student and others have told me that my copy does, indeed, have English subtitles, but the menu is in CHINESE! I can't tell which one is for English Subtitles!

Can anyone help me?!

Its an AMAZING film! Opulant, mystical and beautiful! I'd applaud the plot if I KNEW WHAT IT WAS!

Anyone know written Chinese? or maybe you have the dvd and can tell me what buttons to push!

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Kung Fu Movie List

2004-07-26T16:04:14Z

Heres a raw list of Movies if you dont already know bout em

10 Magnificent Killers - 0 gen upgrade.
13 Pearls - 0 gen Subtitled.
18 Fighting Skills - 0 gen widescreen subtitled.
2 Great Cavaliers - slight upgrade (Widescreen subtitled).
2 Tigers - 0 gen Raw Chinese.
2 Toothless Tigers - 1st gen upgrade.
3 Shaolin Musketeers - 1st gen Subtitled.
7 Indignant - 0 gen Raw Chinese.
8 Hilarious Gods - 3rd gen widescreen, Subtitled.
Action Taekwondo - 0 gen Raw Chinese.
Ammunition Hunters - 0 gen Raw Chinese.
Angry Fist AKA Iron Ox - 0 gen Fullscreen or Widescreen English.
Art of War By Sun Tzu - 2nd gen English.
Bamboo Brotherhood - UK print.
Betrayal & Revenge - 0 gen widescreen English.
Bionic Ninja - 0 gen English.
Black and White Swordsmen - 0 gen English.
Black Hurricane - 0 gen Raw Chinese.
Black Panther Warriors - 0 gen English.
Blazing Monastery - 0 gen Subtitled.
Blind Fist of Bruce - 0 gen English.
Blood Reincarnation - 0 gen Subtitled.
Boxer Blow - 0 gen English.
Boxer From Kwantung - 0 gen Widescreen subtitled.
Boxers - Raw Chinese.
Bronze Head & Steel Arm - Widescreen German.
Bruce Lee's Greatest Revenge - 0 gen widescreen English.
Bruce The Super Hero - 0 gen English.
Call Me Dragon - 0 gen Widescreen raw.
Call Me Dragon - English upgrade.
Cavalier - 0 gen widescreen English.
Chaku Master - 0 gen English.
Challenge of the Dragon - Tang Lung.
Challenge of the Ninja - 0 gen English.
Champions (1983) - 0 gen widescreen subtitled.
Chase - 0 gen Subtitled.
Chinese - 3rd gen English widescreen.
Chinese Magic - 4th gen Subtitled.
Chinese Tiger (Chang Yi) - widescreen English.
Chivalrous Legend - 1st gen widescreen Subtitled.
Cold Face Snake - Raw Chinese.
Crazy Couple - 0 gen widescreen English (uncut).
Crazy Guy With Super Kung Fu - 0 gen Widescreen, English.
Dark Lady of Kung fu - 0 gen English.
Deadly Confrontation - 0 gen Raw Chinese.
Demi Gods & Semi Devils - 1st gen subtitled.
Desperate Avenger - 0 gen English.
Diamond Ninja Force - 0 gen English.
Double Crossers - 0 gen widescreen English.
Dragon Bruce Lee 2 - 0 gen Fullscreen English.
Dragon Inn - 0 gen upgrade
Dragon Kid - 0 gen English.
Duel At Forest - 0 gen English.
Eagle's Claw - 1st gen widescreen, subtitled.
Enter the Panther - 0 gen English.
Eunuch of the Western Palace - 0 gen English.
Fight For Glory - 0 gen Subtitled.
Filthy Guy - 0 gen upgrade.
Flash Challenger - 0 gen English.
Flash Future Kung Fu - 1st gen English.
Flying Thief White Flower - Raw Chinese.
Full Metal Ninja - 0 gen English.
Furious Avenger - 0 gen English.
Fury of Shaolin Fist - 0 gen widescreen English.
Godess Mission - 0 gen English
Golden Triangle - 0 gen English.
Green Jade Statuette - 1st gen upgrade (widescreen, subtitled).
He Heals and Kills - 0 gen Raw Chinese.
Heaven's Hell - 0 gen English.
Heroin Tunnel - 0 gen widescreen subtitled.
Heroine Susan - 0 gen Widescreen German.
Hero's Blood - 0 gen English.
Horror Holiday - 0 gen subtitled.
Hurricane Sword - 0 gen English.
Inferno Thunderbolt - 0 gen English.
Invincible Buddhism Kung Fu - 0 gen Widescreen French.
Invincible Killer - 0 gen English.
Invincible Super Chan - 0 gen upgrade.
Jaws of the Dragon- 0 gen widescreen English.
Kill for Love - 0 gen English
Killer of Snake, Fox of Shaolin - 0 gen upgrade (widescreen).
King of the Sea - 4th gen widescreen, subtitled.
Knife of the Devil's Roaring & Soul Missing - 0 gen upgrade.
Last Breath - 0 gen Subtitled.
Legend of the Owl - 0 gen Widescreen Subtitled.
Leopard Fist Ninja - 0 gen English.
Licence to Terminate - 0 gen English.
Little Hero of Shaolin Temple - 0 gen English.
Lung Wei Village - 0 gen upgrade.
Mad Mad Kung Fu - 0 gen widescreen English.
Magic Umbrella - 4th gen widescreen, subtitled.
Magnificent 3 - 2nd gen English.
Magnificent Bodyguards - 0 gen upgrade (uncut English with original soundtrack).
Marvellous Stunts of Kung fU/Fighting Fist - 0 gen upgrade (Widescreen).
Mean Streets of Kung Fu - 0 gen English.
Ming Patriots - 0 gen widescreen English.
Monkey Kung Fu - Uncut English (US print).
Moonlight Cutter - 1st gen upgrade.
Murder Masters of Kung Fu - 1st gen English.
New Game of Death - 0 gen English.
Ninja Kill - 0 gen English.
Ninja Knight Thunderfox - 0 gen English
Ninja: American Warrior - 0 gen English.
Ninja: Silent Assassin - 0 gen English.
No One Can Touch Her - 0 gen Subtitled.
One Arm Hero - 3rd gen subtitled.
One By One - English 0 gen.
Paid in Blood - Subtitled.
Raging Masters Tiger Crane - Widescreen, English.
Rebel of Shaolin - 0 gen upgrade.
Return of Bruce - 0 gen English.
Return of the Deadly Blade - 0 gen upgrade.
Rivals of the Dragon - 0 gen widescreen English (variable sound levels).
Royal Warriors - 0 gen English.
Saviour Monk - 0 gen Raw Chinese.
Secret of the Shaolin Poles - 1st gen widescreen, subtitled.
Shaolin Ex-Monk - 0 gen English (US print).
Shaolin Thief - 0 gen English.
Shaolin Vs. Lama - 0 gen upgrade (subtitled).
Shui HWu Legend - 0 gen widescreen Subtitled.
Strife For Mastery - 0 gen upgrade.
Struggle Karate - Widescreen raw Chinese.
Super Kung Fu Fighter - upgrade.
Superdragon (Cliff Lok) - 1st gen upgrade (English).
Superdragon (Cliff Lok) - 3rd gen subtitled.
Survival of a Dragon - 0 gen English.
Tale of Heroine - 1st gen widescreen Subtitled.
Thunderbolt Angels - 0 gen English.
Tiger At The Top - 0 gen English.
Tongfather - 0 gen English.
Tough Guy (Chen Kuan Tai) - 0 gen upgrade.
Tough Ninja The Shadow Warrior - 0 gen English.
Triad Assassinator - 0 gen English.
Undaunted Wu-tang - 0 gen upgrade.
Untouchable Glory - 0 gen English.
Vengeance of a Snow Maid - English 0 gen.
Virgin Mart - 0 gen widescreen Subtitled.
War of the Shaolin Temple - 0 gen upgrade.
Warrior - English 0 gen.
Warrior & The Ninja - English 0 gen.
Way of Challenge - 0 gen English.
Whiplash - 0 gen upgrade.
Whitty Hands, Whitty Sword - 0 gen English.
Wrath of Sword - 0 gen raw Chinese.
Writing Kung Fu - 0 gen widescreen English.
Year of the Kickboxer - 0 gen English.
Year of the Rat - 0 gen English.
Young Avenger - 0 gen upgrade.
Young Bruce Lee - 0 gen English.
10 Brothers of Shaolin - 0 gen upgrade
10 Instructors of Shaolin - Korean.
10 Magnificent Killers - 0 gen upgrade.
10 Shaolin Disciples - 0 gen upgrade
10 Shaolin Disciples - Korean version with original introduction.
10 Tigers of Shaolin - 0 gen upgrade.
10 Tigers of Shaolin - English
12 Martial Arts (Korean)
13 Nuns AKA Revenge of the Shogun Women (3D)
13 Pearls - 0 gen Subtitled.
13 Worms
13 Year Old Boy - Korean.
18 Bronze Girls of Shaolin
18 Fighting Skills - 0 gen widescreen subtitled.
18 Jade Arhats - 0 gen fullscreen upgrade
18 Jade Arhats - Italian Widescreen.
18 Shaolin Disciples
2 Crippled Heroes - 1st gen upgrade
2 Fists Agains the Law - 0 gen English
2 Great Cavaliers - 1st gen upgrade
2 Great Cavaliers - slight upgrade (Widescreen subtitled).
2 Heroes, Shooting Stars - 0 gen upgrade
2 Tigers - 0 gen Raw Chinese.
2 Toothless Tigers - 1st gen upgrade.
3 Encounters
3 Fighters - Korean
3 Shaolin Musketeers - 1st gen Subtitled.
36 Deadly Styles - subtitled.
36 Deadly Styles - widescreen
37 Plots of Kung Fu - Subtitled.
4 Infernos to Cross
4 Invincibles - 0 gen upgrade
4 Invincibles - Widescreen English.
4 Iron Men - Casanova Wong (Korean)
4 Iron Men - Mandarin
4 Moods
5 Fighters From Shaolin - 0 gen upgrade
5 Fingers of Steel - 0 gen upgrade
5 Kung Fu Daredevil Heroes - 0 gen upgrade.
5 Pattern Dragon Claws - 0 gen upgrade (Taiwanese audio dub)
5 Pattern Dragon Claws - Korean (15 minutes extra)
6 Kung Fu Heroes - upgrade.
7 Commandments of Kung Fu - 0 gen upgrade
7 Finger Kung Fu - Korean
7 Indignant - 0 gen Raw Chinese.
7 Magnificent Fights (Wang Yu)
7 Men of Kung Fu - Korean.
7 Spirit Pagoda
7 to 1 (1973)
72 Desperate Rebels - 0 gen subtitled.
8 Dragon Swords - Raw Chinese.
8 Face Knight - Taiwanese.

posted in I love Kung-fu Flicks - 2 replies

snake and crane arts of shaolin: wobbly hand style.

2004-07-05T18:58:24Z

How wicked is jackie's wobbly hand technique in this?

Loads of baddies attack him and WHUUUP! wobbly hand action defeats them all. Except the head bastard. He has to be dispatched by other means, which is odd considering how the snake and crane style is supposed to be undefeatable.

anyhow. Wobbly hand beats the forbidden style of THE BLOODY PALM.

posted in I love Kung-fu Flicks - 5 replies

Five Deadly Venoms

2004-07-05T18:51:47Z

Just bought this sucka on Ebay for $2 -- never seen it, but it has a good reputation.

posted in I love Kung-fu Flicks - 3 replies

What was that movie called?

2004-07-02T23:17:54Z

It was your basic Chinese vs. Japanese in old China.
It wasn't Shaolin vs. Ninja
but it was a Chinese guy fighting w/a Japanese guy who used ninja techniques.

The best was the ninja's 'crab' techniques, as he moved sideways down a shore....

there may have been something about the Japanese wanting to marry the Chinese guy's sister....something like that...
:D

posted in I love Kung-fu Flicks - 2 replies

Bruce Lee >

2004-06-22T17:51:15Z

TRIBE! Whas happenin fellow kung Fu freaks, as a Hardcore Lee fan I thought it was only natural to have a tribe exclusively just for him, so join up if you feel the wisdom.

peace!

http://BruceLeeSaidYo.tribe.net

posted in I love Kung-fu Flicks - 1 reply

help!!

2004-04-07T13:38:00Z

ok so im new here.i need help back like 3 years or more,my friend and i were watching a kung fu flic.the star of it is white.at one point he gets burried up to his neck and sings this song"the worms dig in,the worms dig out,the worms play penochile....hey get outta here"then he starts hissing.any clue what this movies is?thanx

posted in I love Kung-fu Flicks - 4 replies

Chastity Kung Fu

2004-03-26T00:13:35Z

I jst saw this, it's part of the Wu Tang Clan Collection. Not great, but kind of funny. The Kung Fu's not particularly impressive, but the acrobatics are.

posted in I love Kung-fu Flicks - 1 reply

the crippled masters

2004-02-07T01:00:01Z

by far one of the weirdest karate flicks I ever seen.

posted in I love Kung-fu Flicks - 1 reply