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This is a wonderful documentary which follows the history of martial arts films from their earliest origins to their current state. If you are new to the genre, this documentary will bring you up to speed beautifully. For others, the interviews with many living legends will be of great interest.
This is breathtaking. Hwang Jang Lee is awesome, you really have to see this to believe it. Not to be missed by any martial arts enthusiast!
A bit silly with tendencies towards slapstick comedy, but a good old school fight flick nonetheless. The characters have personality, and the fights are fun to watch.
Not a bad film, and it's fun to see Gordon Liu looking so young (and Eric Tsang, if you can spot him!). But there wasn't enough action, and the whole Pao competition just didn't work for us.
This was the first film that really caused the world to sit up and take notice of Jackie Chan, and righfully so. This is a great example of his physical and comedic genius, the film is truly a joy.