AKA: 7 Swordsmen; Seven Swordsmasters Of Mount Tian; Seven Swordsmen Leave Mount Heaven; Seven Swords Of Mt. Tian China: 2005
Vincent Zhao Wen-Zhuo, Ada Choi Siu-Fan, Leung Kar-Yan TV Shows/Movies / Martial Arts
Plot: In this 17th century kung fu saga, the Manchurians crack down on martial arts practitioners. Seven kung fu masters, each carries a sword that represents a state of being, must struggle to keep their art and themselves alive. Contains all 39 Episodes.
Very overrated, in our opinion. Chang Cheh directs an all-star cast, but hardly any of the action scenes are noteworthy or seem to show off the fighters very well. The cheesy music doesn't help matters whatsoever.
Very overrated, in our opinion. Chang Cheh directs an all-star cast, but hardly any of the action scenes are noteworthy or seem to show off the fighters very well. The cheesy music doesn't help matters whatsoever.
Very overrated, in our opinion. Chang Cheh directs an all-star cast, but hardly any of the action scenes are noteworthy or seem to show off the fighters very well. The cheesy music doesn't help matters whatsoever.
Plot: The famous story of the Shaolin Temple's betrayal by the White-Browed Hermit, and the subsequent revenge by Shaolin firebrand Fong Sai-Yuk, has been filmed many times by many directors; but few are remembered as fondly as this production.
Plot: The famous story of the Shaolin Temple's betrayal by the White-Browed Hermit, and the subsequent revenge by Shaolin firebrand Fong Sai-Yuk, has been filmed many times by many directors; but few are remembered as fondly as this production.
Plot: The famous story of the Shaolin Temple's betrayal by the White-Browed Hermit, and the subsequent revenge by Shaolin firebrand Fong Sai-Yuk, has been filmed many times by many directors; but few are remembered as fondly as this production.
Plot: The famous story of the Shaolin Temple's betrayal by the White-Browed Hermit, and the subsequent revenge by Shaolin firebrand Fong Sai-Yuk, has been filmed many times by many directors; but few are remembered as fondly as this production.
Plot: Kung fu idols Meng Fei, Beardy (Leung Kar-Yan), and Phillip Ko star as three top swordsmen in this lavish co-production from Taiwan and Korea, without doubt some of the best swordplay and blade-wetting the jade screen has ever seen.
Plot: Kung fu idols Meng Fei, Beardy (Leung Kar-Yan), and Phillip Ko star as three top swordsmen in this lavish co-production from Taiwan and Korea, without doubt some of the best swordplay and blade-wetting the jade screen has ever seen.
Plot: Kung fu idols Meng Fei, Beardy (Leung Kar-Yan), and Phillip Ko star as three top swordsmen in this lavish co-production from Taiwan and Korea, without doubt some of the best swordplay and blade-wetting the jade screen has ever seen.
An excellent "train hard and get revenge" flick from Shaw Brothers Studios, this film features plenty of grueling training sequences and an incredibly satisfying finale.
An excellent "train hard and get revenge" flick from Shaw Brothers Studios, this film features plenty of grueling training sequences and an incredibly satisfying finale.
An excellent "train hard and get revenge" flick from Shaw Brothers Studios, this film features plenty of grueling training sequences and an incredibly satisfying finale.
An excellent "train hard and get revenge" flick from Shaw Brothers Studios, this film features plenty of grueling training sequences and an incredibly satisfying finale.
An excellent "train hard and get revenge" flick from Shaw Brothers Studios, this film features plenty of grueling training sequences and an incredibly satisfying finale.
An excellent "train hard and get revenge" flick from Shaw Brothers Studios, this film features plenty of grueling training sequences and an incredibly satisfying finale.
An excellent "train hard and get revenge" flick from Shaw Brothers Studios, this film features plenty of grueling training sequences and an incredibly satisfying finale.
Plot: A Capra-esque tale in which Biao starts a popular restaurant in the courtyard of his relative Ng Mang-Dat's tenement building. A subplot involves a revolt by the tenants against heartless developers threatening to level their tenement home.
Another great performance from the effortlessly charismatic Leung Kar-Yan, with some nice fights, and creative direction.
Very overrated, in our opinion. Chang Cheh directs an all-star cast, but hardly any of the action scenes are noteworthy or seem to show off the fighters very well. The cheesy music doesn't help matters whatsoever.
An excellent "train hard and get revenge" flick from Shaw Brothers Studios, this film features plenty of grueling training sequences and an incredibly satisfying finale.