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This is one of my personal favorite films. Nice episode! I think you might be more familiar with Billy Chan than you think: Billy Chan Wu Ngai was a choreographer for several other movies like Prodigal Son ,Knockabout. Warriors Two, Odd Couple etc. He also directed several films like License to Steal with Joyce Godenzi and Yuen Biao among others. He was the assistant director for Heart of The Dragon. He shows up in small parts in many films ( he plays a small part in The Victim as one of Beardy's friends). Fun fact: His brother is Peter Chan Lung ( The wallet from Prodigal Son and Fong Sai Yuk are probably Peter's most known roles, Peter plays the brother of Beardy's wife in The Victim) About the physical capabilities of some performers: Yuen Wah said that he was among the opera troupe students the most adept at flips/acrobatics in general (Swordsman HKL interview I think), whereas Yuen Biao said that his biggest strength was doing physical feats in a confined space ( Eastern heroes The Victim DVD interview I think?). This was well demonstrated in the Eastern Condors stage performance where Yuen Wah did several flips covering space whereas yuen biao did several flips while standing in place. PS: If you wanna demonstrate undercranking to the extreme just have a look at 90's Donnie Yen choreography (especially his TV work) :D in terms of format I like a mix as much as the next person, but as a nerd I am somewhat partial to discussing the ins and out. End of Novel :D

I love a tangent. And David Lee Sloth.

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Great convo fellas! Its nice to know theres still a community of us who appreciate this kind of cinema

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Enjoyed this film good action flick I liked the story all the best sir

Island on fire is a good time always enjoyed this film dubbed or subbed its a bloody shame we never got the uncut version all the best fu

Been following you on Twitter for awhile and recently discovered that you have a YT channel. Will be sticking around to watch some more. I've watched two Japanese pinku films, A New Love in Tokyo and Door 2, and I actually loved them both lol. But A Chinese Torture Chamber seems like a step further into the extreme that I may not enjoy. Is it more like a comedy like you said or is it actually pure flifth?

I tried to record The Defender in the early 2000s, before it was available for purchase. But bad weather ruined network TV that evening. So I bought bootleg of the original international English dub from Grandmaster Video instead.

My local cinema was hosting a Lee Chang Dong retrospective about a month ago, and I was able to see Peppermint Candy and Oasis back to back. Thought they were really great. Preferred Peppermint Candy on the first watch, but Oasis settles in the soul weeks after. Just received my blu ray in the mail. Bouta watch them all this weekend. Blessings family.

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A flea market is where people can pay to have a stand to sell their “junk” to people. There’s a pretty decent sized one where I live in Stephens City, VA. Picked some cool American football jerseys cheap and wrestling DVDs as a kid. So that’s what you were thinking of, as you mentioned.

Yuen Biao is doubling me right now.

Yuen Wah eventually had a beard in Supercop. I thought he did in Iceman Cometh but he just had a mustache..

Devan is growing into a true kung-fu fan. Love to see it. Also, if you guys are getting into samurai films, i think Sword of Doom would be a great episode

Sorry Beardy, but you know who had the best real beard was in Kung Fu movies? Yu Chenghui. He was in Shaolin Temple with Jet Li. Especially in his later years when his beard was even longer and perfectly pure white, he looked exactly like what you'd imagine the old hermit kung fu master at the top of a mountain would look like. He wasn't in alot of movies or television though, and mostly he was in mainland stuff. He was a very respected sword master and seemed like he spent much more of his time and energy in martial arts than in acting.

The thing about undercranking is it can really jump out at you if there's something natural going on in the background - suddenly fire is flaring all over the place, or trees that were waving in a breeze are thrashing like there's a hurricane. Hell, sometimes even the actors' clothes are suddenly flapping like flags or the dust is flying off them at a ridiculous speed.

Re: Samuel L. Jackson - "Yes, they deserved to die! And I hope they burn in hell!" is from A Time to Kill.

Probably not the direction you were thinking, but for Korean films, The Host, or The Good, The Bad and the Weird would be fun.

Sammo doubles chang yi at the end for about 4 seconds. Wilson does the same footwork in young avenger

One of the classic kung-fu film do you know where i can buy a bluray fu thanks for video

Hey guys. Great episode. Brandon Lee was the actor in mind for the role of Neo in the Matrix when the Wachowski's were writing the script in the early 90's. I think he would have been awesome and agree that basically anything that Keanu did, he could have done. Interestingly, Brandon did want to move away from doing strictly action roles so I think he could have turned out to be quite a versatile actor. He was also friends with George Clooney and knew Brad Pitt before they were super famous so could have followed their career paths too.

Yep I agree with Shaun. Because I’ve now watched well over 50 classic martial arts movies and I thought Sammo was gonna take revenge after Beardy gets killed. Which didn’t happen, I was shocked. I really fucking loved this film.

Bollocks. Forgot to send me question like. OH WELL! I don't know if i've actually seen this tbh. D:

I just finished this. I feel like the Dragon Tiger Gate comparison is very on point Loved the movie one of my favorites of the year

Grain o’ salt & all, but I’d heard that Lee was up for the role of Johnny Cage in the 90’s Mortal Kombat, and that the Wachowskis originally had him in mind for Neo. Kinda makes you wonder about an alternate reality John Wick franchise.

Not sure if its mystery ,but a brilliant Chor Yuen film is Full moon scimitar .

Finally was able to see it, great film. I agree, Louis Koo was fantastic in this.

Also. Dragon Spice.

This is such a nostalgia trip for me. Much love for this flick, helluva Al Leong showcase.

Has Devan seen Zhang Yimou's Hero yet? Since she likes both Jet Li and Tony Leung, I feel like that's definitely one she'll enjoy.

Oh and that is from The Mask.

I know it would suck, but you probably need to turn off your AC when recording (or it's a fridge). There's a pretty loud low hum in this video and your Crippled Masters review. Not so much in your Life After Fighting or Walled In reviews, so something has changed to add that noise. Loud buzzing. Besides that, enjoying the reviews.

Mahiro and Chisato are definitely going down as some of the best slacker comedy duos in film history, great review Fu !

Was such a fun chat!

Have always loved Rapid Fire! I saw it in theaters back in 92. I ordered the twilight times blu ray day one it was announced. Awesome flik

Hi fu thanks for video we definitely need cheering up as I am in England where there are riots

I appreciate that Drake diss 😅😅

Utz Honey BBQ is top mother fuckin tier

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Rapid Fire 2 - One of the military officials involved in Tianneman Square goes to the USA to head a one of those shadow police stations that exist to harrass Chinese dissident defectors. Brandon Lee goes into action to avenge his dad.

I haven't seen The Crow. After watching Legacy of Rage, you should watch the Kung Fu the series TV movie where Brandon Lee plays a Qing assassin.

Wow, I have subscribed to all these youtube channels. I was at the same screening that Leon & Shaz attended, Keep up the good work.

If i was to introduce someone to kung fu films it will either be snake in the eagles shadow or drunken master maybee born invincible

Hi fu is this going to be released on shaw scope volume 3

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This sounds as a confusing as a David Lynch film

Fu for Thought, you need to bring on Nathan again, to talk about his trip to China.

Caught the trailer for The Crippled Masters before the VHS rental “Necronomicon: Book Of The Dead” and immediately named my band at the time The Crippled Masters. After a while tracked down a VHS copy and then a DVD copy. Now might have to pick up this new release, if only for the special features! What dod you think of the main baddie? I know a lot of people dislike/are really confused by him, his hump, and the ending.