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Simply our favorite Jet Li film, featuring some of the best fight choreography, acting, and cinematography we've seen. The plot is easy to follow, and this film is always a joy to watch. If you only buy one martial arts DVD in your life, this is the one it should be.
Starts out slow, but the second half of the film is classic Shaw Brothers! Four fighters, one blind, one deaf/mute, one legless, and one brain damaged all band together and kick butt!
ROTCB is perhaps not up to par with other Shaw Brothers productions (seemingly anything with "Shaolin" in the title is excellent) but has plenty to offer nonetheless. In particular, it is fun to watch the invincible Chinese kung-fu-ster take on many different martial arts styles with aplomb.
This film is surprisingly engaging and exciting, as well as informative! Learn about the many Chinese and Japanese fighting styles, and see them executed with style by Gordon Liu et al.
