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Not quite as enjoyable as "Odd Couple", but a definite must for martial arts fans nonetheless. Amazing action from Sammo and Lau Kar Wing during the golden age of martial arts cinema.
AKA: Disciple Of 36th Chamber; Disciples Of The Master Killer Hong Kong: 1984
Hsiao Ho, Gordon Liu (Chia Hui), Lily Li Li-Li, Jason Pai Piao Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
AKA: Disciple Of 36th Chamber; Disciples Of The Master Killer Hong Kong: 1984
Hsiao Ho, Gordon Liu (Chia Hui), Lily Li Li-Li, Jason Pai Piao Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: Godfather Dragon decides to turn to legitimate business. His four families support him, except White Wolf, who challenges Godfather Dragon's leadership. A power struggle ensues, followed by murder and a tale of bloody revenge.
Plot: Godfather Dragon decides to turn to legitimate business. His four families support him, except White Wolf, who challenges Godfather Dragon's leadership. A power struggle ensues, followed by murder and a tale of bloody revenge.
Plot: A drug-addicted kung-fu instructor not only kicks the habit but smashes a drug smuggling ring as only a martial-arts superstar can. "The Drug Addicts" is a fast-moving exploration of an important social issue.
AKA: Drunken Master II; The Legend Of Drunken Master [US Title] Hong Kong: 1994
Jackie Chan, Anita Mui Yim-Fong, Ti Lung, Felix Wong (Yat Wa) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Pretty much as good as it gets for Jackie Chan martial arts films! Lots of creative fight scenes (Jackie Chan does "drunken boxing" better than anyone!), filmed very well, with characters you care about; interesting sets and cinematography; and a good, simple plot. Top this off with an irresistible performance by the ever-naughty Anita Mui and a great soundtrack, and you've got a real winner.
AKA: Drunken Master II; The Legend Of Drunken Master [US Title] Hong Kong: 1994
Jackie Chan, Anita Mui Yim-Fong, Ti Lung, Felix Wong (Yat Wa) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Pretty much as good as it gets for Jackie Chan martial arts films! Lots of creative fight scenes (Jackie Chan does "drunken boxing" better than anyone!), filmed very well, with characters you care about; interesting sets and cinematography; and a good, simple plot. Top this off with an irresistible performance by the ever-naughty Anita Mui and a great soundtrack, and you've got a real winner.
AKA: Drunken Master II; The Legend Of Drunken Master [US Title] Hong Kong: 1994
Jackie Chan, Anita Mui Yim-Fong, Ti Lung, Felix Wong (Yat Wa) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Pretty much as good as it gets for Jackie Chan martial arts films! Lots of creative fight scenes (Jackie Chan does "drunken boxing" better than anyone!), filmed very well, with characters you care about; interesting sets and cinematography; and a good, simple plot. Top this off with an irresistible performance by the ever-naughty Anita Mui and a great soundtrack, and you've got a real winner.
AKA: Drunken Master II; The Legend Of Drunken Master [US Title] Hong Kong: 1994
Jackie Chan, Anita Mui Yim-Fong, Ti Lung, Felix Wong (Yat Wa) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Pretty much as good as it gets for Jackie Chan martial arts films! Lots of creative fight scenes (Jackie Chan does "drunken boxing" better than anyone!), filmed very well, with characters you care about; interesting sets and cinematography; and a good, simple plot. Top this off with an irresistible performance by the ever-naughty Anita Mui and a great soundtrack, and you've got a real winner.
AKA: Drunken Master II; The Legend Of Drunken Master [US Title] Hong Kong: 1994
Jackie Chan, Anita Mui Yim-Fong, Ti Lung, Felix Wong (Yat Wa) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Pretty much as good as it gets for Jackie Chan martial arts films! Lots of creative fight scenes (Jackie Chan does "drunken boxing" better than anyone!), filmed very well, with characters you care about; interesting sets and cinematography; and a good, simple plot. Top this off with an irresistible performance by the ever-naughty Anita Mui and a great soundtrack, and you've got a real winner.
AKA: Drunken Master II; The Legend Of Drunken Master [US Title] Hong Kong: 1994
Jackie Chan, Anita Mui Yim-Fong, Ti Lung, Felix Wong (Yat Wa) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Pretty much as good as it gets for Jackie Chan martial arts films! Lots of creative fight scenes (Jackie Chan does "drunken boxing" better than anyone!), filmed very well, with characters you care about; interesting sets and cinematography; and a good, simple plot. Top this off with an irresistible performance by the ever-naughty Anita Mui and a great soundtrack, and you've got a real winner.
AKA: Iron Monkey 3 [Korean DVD Title] Hong Kong: 2003
Liu Chia Liang (Lau Kar Leung), Jason Wu Jing, Shannon Yao Yao (Shannon Yoh) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: "Drunken Monkey" is the first real martial arts movie of the new millennium. True martial arts legend Lau Kar Leung directs martial arts prodigy Wu Jing (a younger classmate of Jet Li) and newcomer Shannon Yao in martial arts action set in 1930s China.
AKA: Iron Monkey 3 [Korean DVD Title] Hong Kong: 2003
Liu Chia Liang (Lau Kar Leung), Jason Wu Jing, Shannon Yao Yao (Shannon Yoh) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: "Drunken Monkey" is the first real martial arts movie of the new millennium. True martial arts legend Lau Kar Leung directs martial arts prodigy Wu Jing (a younger classmate of Jet Li) and newcomer Shannon Yao in martial arts action set in 1930s China.
Plot: David Chiang is a Chinese boxer who travels to Bangkiok in search of his lost brother, who may (or may not) be the Thai boxer played by Lung. In any case, this kung fu/Thai boxing combo was one of the mega hits of 1971, second only to "The Big Boss".
Plot: David Chiang is a Chinese boxer who travels to Bangkiok in search of his lost brother, who may (or may not) be the Thai boxer played by Lung. In any case, this kung fu/Thai boxing combo was one of the mega hits of 1971, second only to "The Big Boss".
Plot: David Chiang is a Chinese boxer who travels to Bangkiok in search of his lost brother, who may (or may not) be the Thai boxer played by Lung. In any case, this kung fu/Thai boxing combo was one of the mega hits of 1971, second only to "The Big Boss".
Plot: David Chiang is a Chinese boxer who travels to Bangkiok in search of his lost brother, who may (or may not) be the Thai boxer played by Lung. In any case, this kung fu/Thai boxing combo was one of the mega hits of 1971, second only to "The Big Boss".
Plot: David Chiang is a Chinese boxer who travels to Bangkiok in search of his lost brother, who may (or may not) be the Thai boxer played by Lung. In any case, this kung fu/Thai boxing combo was one of the mega hits of 1971, second only to "The Big Boss".
AKA: Duel Of The Iron Fists; Iron Fist Pillage; The Duel; Duel Of The Shaolin Fist (?) Hong Kong: 1971
David Chiang, Ti Lung, Guk Fung (Ku Feng), Lo Wai Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: Chiang is an undercover agent who mistakingly murders Lung's gangster godfather at the behest of a treacherous and ambitious right hand man to the godfather, Lung must seek revenge against Chiang who acually saves Lung's life in the end.
Not quite as enjoyable as "Odd Couple", but a definite must for martial arts fans nonetheless. Amazing action from Sammo and Lau Kar Wing during the golden age of martial arts cinema.
Pretty much as good as it gets for Jackie Chan martial arts films! Lots of creative fight scenes (Jackie Chan does "drunken boxing" better than anyone!), filmed very well, with characters you care about; interesting sets and cinematography; and a good, simple plot. Top this off with an irresistible performance by the ever-naughty Anita Mui and a great soundtrack, and you've got a real winner.