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AKA: The Eagle's Shadow; Snaky Monkey; Bruce vs. Snake In Eagle's Shadow; Eagle's Claw, Snake's Fist, Cat's Paw Hong Kong: 1978
Jackie Chan, Hwang Jang Lee, Simon Yuen (Siu Tin) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Sort of a companion piece to the original "Drunken Master", this film (released just before "Drunken Master") features much of the same cast, crew, and action style. So if you liked DM (and how could you not!?), we highly recommend this film--and vice versa.
AKA: The Eagle's Shadow; Snaky Monkey; Bruce vs. Snake In Eagle's Shadow; Eagle's Claw, Snake's Fist, Cat's Paw Hong Kong: 1978
Jackie Chan, Hwang Jang Lee, Simon Yuen (Siu Tin) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Sort of a companion piece to the original "Drunken Master", this film (released just before "Drunken Master") features much of the same cast, crew, and action style. So if you liked DM (and how could you not!?), we highly recommend this film--and vice versa.
AKA: The Eagle's Shadow; Snaky Monkey; Bruce vs. Snake In Eagle's Shadow; Eagle's Claw, Snake's Fist, Cat's Paw Hong Kong: 1978
Jackie Chan, Hwang Jang Lee, Simon Yuen (Siu Tin) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Sort of a companion piece to the original "Drunken Master", this film (released just before "Drunken Master") features much of the same cast, crew, and action style. So if you liked DM (and how could you not!?), we highly recommend this film--and vice versa.
AKA: The Eagle's Shadow; Snaky Monkey; Bruce vs. Snake In Eagle's Shadow; Eagle's Claw, Snake's Fist, Cat's Paw Hong Kong: 1978
Jackie Chan, Hwang Jang Lee, Simon Yuen (Siu Tin) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Sort of a companion piece to the original "Drunken Master", this film (released just before "Drunken Master") features much of the same cast, crew, and action style. So if you liked DM (and how could you not!?), we highly recommend this film--and vice versa.
AKA: The Eagle's Shadow; Snaky Monkey; Bruce vs. Snake In Eagle's Shadow; Eagle's Claw, Snake's Fist, Cat's Paw Hong Kong: 1978
Jackie Chan, Hwang Jang Lee, Simon Yuen (Siu Tin) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Sort of a companion piece to the original "Drunken Master", this film (released just before "Drunken Master") features much of the same cast, crew, and action style. So if you liked DM (and how could you not!?), we highly recommend this film--and vice versa.
Plot: Jackie plays a young Shaolin layabout always in trouble with the Abbott. When he decides to leave Shaolin he must perfect the five animal styles to get past the 18 Lo Han Formation.
Plot: Jackie plays a young Shaolin layabout always in trouble with the Abbott. When he decides to leave Shaolin he must perfect the five animal styles to get past the 18 Lo Han Formation.
Plot: Jackie plays a young Shaolin layabout always in trouble with the Abbott. When he decides to leave Shaolin he must perfect the five animal styles to get past the 18 Lo Han Formation.
Plot: Jackie plays a young Shaolin layabout always in trouble with the Abbott. When he decides to leave Shaolin he must perfect the five animal styles to get past the 18 Lo Han Formation.
Plot: Jackie plays a young Shaolin layabout always in trouble with the Abbott. When he decides to leave Shaolin he must perfect the five animal styles to get past the 18 Lo Han Formation.
Plot: Pop's all-female Chinese opera troupe has hit hard times, and they recruit a new starlet in the hopes that she'll boost their popularity. However, there is soon dissention in the ranks, and their future is called into question.
Plot: Pop's all-female Chinese opera troupe has hit hard times, and they recruit a new starlet in the hopes that she'll boost their popularity. However, there is soon dissention in the ranks, and their future is called into question.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
Plot: Jackie's entire family is slaughtered by a gang led by female kung fu fighter who loves Jackie but knows that he can never love her. She redeems herself by passing on her fighting skills to Jackie and helps him to devise a plan to challenge his enemies.
Plot: Jackie's entire family is slaughtered by a gang led by female kung fu fighter who loves Jackie but knows that he can never love her. She redeems herself by passing on her fighting skills to Jackie and helps him to devise a plan to challenge his enemies.
Sort of a companion piece to the original "Drunken Master", this film (released just before "Drunken Master") features much of the same cast, crew, and action style. So if you liked DM (and how could you not!?), we highly recommend this film--and vice versa.
Though this film is fun, we feel that the amateurish direction severely diminishes its overall effect. Both of the big fight scenes were shot much too close-up to be able to really follow much; and the car races are laughably sped up. There is some real gold hidden among the pyrite, however. Jackie's martial arts performance is consistently energetic, and his trademark acrobatic escapades still wow.
