You see a lot of well-known actors, actresses, singers--and even songwriters and producers have their appearance in Daniel Wu's directing debut.

ALIVE - the band within the movie - was very popular and successful. But this was only in order to shoot this movie!

You can relax really well while watching the scenes.

The movie itself is entertaining; there are good fights in it. And although the plot is relatively simple, the characters aren't.

I loved watching the movie because it has got a lot of style.

"The Heroine" is a very good historical drama from Lo Wei that deals with the situation between China and Japan. Although Lo Wei again uses "stolen" music from American movies, this film is a classic one in Hong Kong cinema.

Buy it, enjoy it!

I really enjoyed the 93 minutes to watch these three different stories: a gambler telling stories about mahjong, a man taking revenge on female dentists, and two other men who are telling white lies!

My personal highlight in this movie is Jackie Chan in his first and only role as a straight evil murderer who kills two beautiful women!

As this movie isn't quite so entertaining for western audiences--because the majority aren't familiar with the game mahjong--it is more entertaining for eastern cinema-acquainted people.

The plot is nothing new (revenge), the characters are standrad fighters except the specialists: Tibetan monks, Thai boxers, yoga expert...

The movie itself is poorly cut, the fights are more street fights than well choreographed kung fu action scenes. Wang Yu is a street fighter not an acrobat!

The film is brutal and bloody and a typical 70s eastern. 1 1/2 hour entertainment which even has a stolen US soundrack in it!

Beside the excellent swordfights, which are very fast-paced, the movie lives through a dramatic plot. The final fight scene is very original. A kind of skipping-fight!

Though the movie has good action and breathtaking/epic shots, the standard plot is too little. Nevertheless it is worth seeing it.

I can't tell anything bad about this movie, it is 84 minutes of absolute power. Besides, in some fight scenes the actors wait for a kick or a punch or even a hit with the sword. But this doesn't ruin the speed of the movie.

Buy it, enjoy it!

It is set in San Francisco and contains very dark shots. Sometimes you can't even see anything!

The plot is very simple: policeman gets killed, partner looks for revenge.

It's not a great Lo Wei film, but it has to be in every Norris, Wei or Wong collection!

James Tien makes a strong fighter, Nora Miao is as wonderful as always!

The VCD I watched only had Chinese subtitles, therefore it was not so easy to follow the plot. There is a lot of dialogue in "The Blade Spares None" but it is well set.

A classic that mustn't miss a collection!

The movie is very cruel and brutal, but the story itself is a serious one which makes one think about it. It is very inspiring as well. Although the fights are less good, the cut of the movie and the soundtrack is! Also the actors.

The only thing that was really bad was the original English audio which is in very poor quality. Nevertheless, "Chinese Hercules" is a must-see movie for all eastern fans.

A great movie, nothing more to add.

The epic pictures lost at weight. Nevertheless, King Hu has got a brilliant cast--a lot of Beijing Opera students are in this flick: Yuen Wah, Sammo Hung, Yuen Biao, Jackie Chan should also have a small role, I could not identify him 'till now. But you also see Mars in a funny Japanese role.

The movie itself has a simple plot and is easy to understand.

A long-lost film for King Hu fans.

It is dark-humored, erotic and has a superb plot with a lot of talented and well-known actors and actresses (Lily Ho, Yueh Huah...). Also, the drama is high-setted.

Jackie Chan didn't mention this movie in his official film list but he has a very important supporting role in it - and he even sings! It is a must for all Jackie Chan fans and for all lovers of the 70s HK erotic films.

Worth seeing it, worth buying it.

His part is small but the movie itself is very very good. It's a funny story about a few people living in a small street in China.

I love this movie. Thanks for releasing it. Buy it!

Kung Fu, Wushu, Karate and many more styles are presented by many Artists such as Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Bruce Lee, Sammo Hung and so on.

You can also see some scenes from early Kung Fu movies. Pretty rare pictures though.

Nevertheless, it's worth buying it.

It begins funny but then turns into a tragedy. The plot is nothing special, therefore only 4 stars. But the movie has a happy end. ;-)

Fights are rare but are also unnecessary.

For a Jackie Chan fan and movie collector, a must-have!

I bought this one because Jackie Chan produced it. He is even honored in one text line in the movie.

The fights are very good and aesthetic, also humorous. The story is very good, funny and even clever. Also the music plays a big part in this film. It's kind of a Western!

You see a lot of well-known people in this early masterpiece!

This movie is a must-have!

Just for fans!

Also the original soundtrack is very good. Another hit produced by Jackie Chan.

"Dragon Heat" is an experimental movie directed by Eric Kot and features stars like Ekin Cheng, Shu Qi, Karen Mok and Jacky Cheung. Besides, some rare (private?) scenes from other stars are visible. For example: Jackie Chan and Willie Chan at a dinner party (only a few seconds).

In the end you can see the outtakes which are also very funny and interesting.