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AKA: Seven Soldiers Of Kung Fu; 7 Soldiers Of Kung Fu; 108 Heroes; Water Margin 2; Seven Blows Of The Dragon 2; 7 Blows Of The Dragon 2 Hong Kong: 1973
David Chiang, Ti Lung, Chen Kuan Tai, Danny Lee Sau-Yin Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: This is the long-awaited sequel to the martial arts blockbuster "Water Margin". Based on one of China's most enduring 14th Century novels, this epic features a cast of perennial kung fu favorites, and no less than four action choreographers!
AKA: 13th District; Thirteenth District; Barrio 13; District B13; District B-13 France: 2004
Cyril Raffaelli, David Belle, Tony D'Amario, Bibi Naceri Action/Adventure / Martial Arts
Tons of jaw-dropping action with little plot or character development to get in its way. Watching these guys move is a revelation. A must for Jackie Chan and Tony Jaa fans.
Plot: Empress Wan harbors forbidden desires for her stepson, Prince Wu Luan. But the Emperor is no fool, and dispatches murderers that ultimately fail to kill Wu Lian. When the Emperor proclaims a big banquet, Wu Luan and Wan realize it is time to strike.
Plot: Upon his father's death, a poor boy seeks out his father's friend and receives assistance from him and his employer. Because of his martial arts prowess, he gets hired by the local police and gets tricked into betraying his previous benefactors.
This film is an amazing achievement in both storytelling and fight choreography. The director's simple, economical camera setups mirror the brutal efficiency of the karate on display here. A wonderful breath of fresh air in the martial arts genre.
Plot: Two documentaries on 1 disc, including "Bruce Lee, The Legend" and "Bruce Lee: The Man And The Legend". Also includes the first ever translation of Bruce Lee's commentary: recorded just before he died.
A pretty cool documentary with tons of footage of Bruce Lee teaching and training at his home. Great interview footage with Bruce, and overall a ton of video and info. you won't find anywhere else.
Wong Kar-Wai allegedly made this picture as a creative exercise between other big projects...however we feel that this is absolutely his best work. A must for all film lovers.
AKA: Cinema Hong Kong Documentary Series; Swordfighting; Kung Fu; Beauties Hong Kong: 2003
Jim Nicholson, Gordon Liu (Chia Hui), Cheng Pei Pei Documentary / Martial Arts
AKA: The Cranefighter; The Crane Fighters; Champ Of Champs; The Cranefighter [Video Asia DVD Title] Hong Kong: 1979
Chia Ling (Judy Lee), Raymond Lui (Shing Gung), Kam Kong Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: A beautiful young girl learns the deadly art of the crane technique, and soon has a run-in with local Manchu lackeys who are on the war path for all Shaolin students. Enter Raymond Lui, who teams up with her to battle the evil Manchu warlord Kao.
AKA: The Last Days Of Hsin Yang; Beautiful Swordswoman; Flying Swordsgirl; Iron Mistress Taiwan: 2008 Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: Includes the following four Taiwanese fu-fighting chick flix: "The Last Days Of Hsin Yang", "Beautiful Swordswoman", "Flying Swordsgirl", and "Iron Mistress".
AKA: Hard To Die, New Police Story, Police Dragon, Police Story IV, Serious Crimes Squad Hong Kong: 1993
Jackie Chan, Kent Cheng (Jak Si), AuYeung Pui-Shan Action/Adventure / Crime
Plot: Based on a true story, Jackie Chan plays a special agent assigned to protect a wealthy business magnate. Things get complicated when the tycoon is kidnapped in a daring ambush.
AKA: The Eternal Conflict; Wu-Tang Clan Presents Vol. 22 Hong Kong: 1980
Angela Mao Ying, Dean Shek Tin, Hui Bat Liu, Paul Chun Pui Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: Combining a hyper-reality "Sin City" look with amazing martial arts action by The Stunt People, "Dogs Of Chinatown" is an action-packed crime flick set in a world filled with gangsters, strippers and assassins.
Plot: Loosely based on the popular manga comic book, Crying Freeman. about a Chinese martial artist in Russia, kidnapped by the master of an underworld organization. Stripped of his past memories he is trained by the master to become the society's top assassin.
AKA: Duel Of Ultimate Weapons [On-Screen Title]; Death Weapons Hong Kong: 1983
Hwang Jang Lee, David Chiang, Simon Lin, Kent Ko, David Chiang Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Plot: Master Hwang Jang Lee stars as Don Wong, the undisputed "Lord Of The Leg". He travels the country far and wide taking on all comers in death-defying combat. None are his match and soon he becomes ruler of the martial world.
Plot: Set during the Choson Dynasty, a female detective investigates a counterfeiting ring, only to wind up developing a relationship with her quarry. A thrilling detective story mixing action, swordplay, political intrigue, and forbidden romance.
A pretty mediocre film, but one that is thankfully jam-packed with must-see martial arts by the amazing Jacky Wu Jing. Some really fresh choreography too, good fun!
Plot: Sammo Hung stars as Lung, a triad kingpin who's under increasing pressure from the cops. But can Sammo survive the internal power struggles within his own organization?
Plot: The second in a series of films about Matsu (known to her fellow inmates as "Scorpion"), a diminutive but volatile woman who is wrongly sent to prison by a betraying boyfriend.
Plot: Includes the following three flix on 3 discs: "Female Prisoner #701 Scorpion"; "Female Prisoner #701 Scorpion: Beast Stable"; and "Female Prisoner #701 Scorpion: Grudge Song".
Tons of jaw-dropping action with little plot or character development to get in its way. Watching these guys move is a revelation. A must for Jackie Chan and Tony Jaa fans.
This film is an amazing achievement in both storytelling and fight choreography. The director's simple, economical camera setups mirror the brutal efficiency of the karate on display here. A wonderful breath of fresh air in the martial arts genre.
A pretty cool documentary with tons of footage of Bruce Lee teaching and training at his home. Great interview footage with Bruce, and overall a ton of video and info. you won't find anywhere else.
Wong Kar-Wai allegedly made this picture as a creative exercise between other big projects...however we feel that this is absolutely his best work. A must for all film lovers.