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This film has widely been considered the Holy Grail of martial arts films, due to its legendary reputation, its cast, and its unexplained obscurity on DVD. It is indeed an excellent film, though perhaps lacking somewhat as far as quantity of fight scenes. The clear highlight of the film is the fight between Sammo Hung and Lau Kar Leung--a fu fan's dream.
Wow! What could possibly be better?! Three of Sammo's all-time greatest films, newly remastered in anamorphic widescreen and DTS! This is a no-brainer!
This film is surprisingly engaging and exciting, as well as informative! Learn about the many Chinese and Japanese fighting styles, and see them executed with style by Gordon Liu et al.
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.
