Yes, Madam - Cynthia Rothrock With Michelle Yeoh - HQ Final Fight Scene
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2011
- The Last fight from Yes, Madam With Cynthia Rothrock and Michelle Yeoh together.
For those who say Cynthia Rothrock is only a B-Grade fighter. Always being remembered for the horrible acting and fighting in "Undefeatable". Proof it's the B-Movie choreography that makes her look bad.
This proves given the right directors and choreography that the five-time World Karate Champion is a walking monster of a fighter! - Фільми й анімація
Cynthia and Michelle are both absolute martial arts movie legends.
Mrs Yeoh is not a martial artist per se, unlike Mrs Rothrock, but a dancer, so she has good moves apart from her acting talent…
@@pateris Nevertheless, Michele is probably the most successful asian born female actor ever IMO. She's been in so many diverse movies in Hong Kong and Hollywood. She was even a Bond girl.
@@joemckim1183 I certainly won't say otherwise. Love Mrs Yeoh !❤
Yeah, Michelle Yeoh isn't even a martial artist. She just knows how to mimic the moves well, its wild because her work is so clean.
@@Slimkidd730 It's cool though just like Jason Scott Lee in The Dragon Bruce Lee movie
Back here because Michelle Yeoh just won an Oscar and is finally getting the world wide recognition she’s deserved for the past 40 years
It's crazy to watch cause from Yes Madam probably up Oscar Winning Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, she was known as a action star. She was always charismatic and likeable as a action star but to see her get a role with depth like Crouching Tiger was mind blown (Going through her film C.V a few years back, she did start to sprinkle in a few dramatic non action role's here and there a few years before Crouching Tiger in her Hong Kong roles).
That's what makes it great to see her mix action with dramatic work for her eventual Oscar win.
Actually she's been known in the western world since her role in "Police Story 3: Supercop" and "Tomorrow Never Dies".
Producer (and choreographer) was Sammo Hung (who also appeared in this movie)! You simply cannot beat Sammo Hung's choreographies! 😍
That explains everything.
This one was choreographed by Corey Yuen and Mang Hoi. Sammo did produce but as far I know didn’t have a hand in the choreography
Hell yeah.
Sammo isn't credited as a choreographer in this movie. Director Corey Yuen was nominated for Best Action Choreography in the Hong Kong Film Awards.
He's astonishing himself, best big guy martial artist the GOAT
2022 and this is still by far one of the most amazing fight scenes I have ever seen
Decades and millions of dollars later, Hollywood still can't replicate the magic of 80s action movies
Ja no way
Slowly you're seeing the fight choreographers having more control over fight scenes, there are more movies out now where they don't do all those cuts and keep everything on frame, look at Chang Chi, the movie had many veterans in it. People like Andy Le are the future
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Yeah because they want actors in movies not just martial artists. Let's be real, there's a reason Cynthia Rothrock is mostly seen fighting. She's great at that. Not acting.
I just listened to cynthia's interview. She really endured quite heavy hits in that scene.
The choreography and editing is next level. We don't see this genuine quality anymore.
You just don't see action fight scenes like this anymore. Absolutely sensational.
You are right
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I saw similar scenes in the chinese movie ‘So Close’, in the ending scenes.
Correction: you don't see action fight scenes like this in hollywood movies. Hong Kong is king when it comes to action fight scenes.
Those cool 80s outfits that the ladies are wearing really add to this sequence. The short jackets with the popped collars. Really awesome.
The Major's outfit in Ghost in the Shell was totally inspired by Michelle Yeoh's one here
Yes and their hair! Brings back memories.
Now it’d be the obligatory sleeveless top. Women are not allowed to now show skin
Yea man totally. The fashion aesthetic is now a totally iconic aspect of this sequence. The high/low fives before the scene starts followed by their pose is totally a fun part of the style of 80s action sensibilities. Which was “way cool”.
So, agree! There's also something to be said about rockin' a short, sassy hairdo to accompany the overall look & feel of this action packed sequence! Next to the '90's, the 1980's had THE BEST outfits of any decade! On a side note: I wouldn't mind being married to either of these stunning visions of lovelies, or some women who are just like them. Sure they could definitely wupp my tail in the process, easy, no debate there; but just to know that my woman could handle herself in a fight (unfair or otherwise) would be one less worry or concern for me when I can't be there for her... not that she'd need me to always have her back!
Mad respect to the stuntman at 1:03 that fall must've hurt like hell.
There were 2 points in that fall where he could have sustained a career ending injury or even death. The first one is when his back hit the roof of the wine bar, that could have easily broke his spine. The second is when he almost landed on his head when he hits the ground. He could have easily break his neck and ended up in a wheelchair for life. HK movies stunts are incredible and these stuntmen are risking serious injuries and death every day. No wonder some of them get blacklisted by insurance companies, like Jackie Chan.
yeah i was wondering if they paid that one guy like a million dollars for that shot or something lol
that has to be a dummy, That can't be real.
@@rafaelguzman9650Yep. It's a dummy.
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I still feel so bad that Cythia has sort of been forgotten, Michelle Yeoh has become far more popular, i really wish they could somehow get both of them into a modern movie.
They should do another Expendables movie but, like, with chicks! Except that Hollywood would ruin it. But yeah, these two and like, the crazy girl from Kill Bill and the other crazy girl from Kill Bill and like, the girl from Crouching Tiger who's not Michelle Yeoh and like, idk, Ripley and like, Zero Suit Samus and Lara Croft of course and etc etc.
I was gonna comment THE SAME THING but you breast me too it.. yea that woman is a beast
@@danjitheman It already exists, unfortunately: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercenaries_(2014_film)
@@persona83 i had no idea about this, it wasnt in cinemas.
She didn’t have the star quality for big budget Hollywood films. American audiences didn’t appreciate the acrobatics until the 2000s. Michelle had the beauty pageant looks to carry her over.
OMG words can not explain how much I love Hong Kong martial arts movies. The action is so much faster and more fluid than what you see in Hollywood.
Yes!
Hollywood will NEVER put out action scenes like this... Too many bullshit politics involved!
@@OtomoTenzi Yeah man!
And more real
The fight scene is sped up most of the time. Can't you tell? To make it look great and save running time, they always speed up the fight scenes
No shaky confusing seizure inducing camera effect. This is on point and what most action movies really need nowadays.
I too hate fucking shaky cam.
I only accept those for stylised action sequences and even then only when it's done right, not for the sake distracting us from bad choreography.
For example, there is this Korean action movie called "Ballerina" and it's fight scenes are so much more dynamic and fun to watch because of the camera movements.
Yeoh and Rothrock in their prime...it doesn't get any better than that!
Any Better!
They're truly awesome and the best female fighters of all time! WF-😎🤩😍😉✌️👌
And this was early in both of their film careers.
That pole vaulting move into a split up on the wall (0:44) was the most memorable scene for me. Cynthia Rothrock was so amazing to watch.
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It was pleasure to grow up watching her.
She is still a baddie.
@@theironfox2756 Preach.
This has to be some of the best fighting choreography ever.
Cynthia Rothrock suffers from the same problem Van Damme did. She's underrated because a lot of people know her for films that didn't properly showcase her skills.
The Yautja Warrior what do you mean showcase her skills properly?
@@Batou3I mean she was in a lot of films with really shitty fight scenes, either poorly directed or poorly choreographed, that did a very poor job of showing off her capabilities.
@Keller Smith Type that comment again but this time, not in broken english.
@@Batou3 scorpion kick
@@theyautjawarrior6652 I think the shitty films that she was in were the ones that she did in the USA. Whereas in the Hong Kong films, she was phenomenal.
Just goes to show the huge difference in the quality of fight choreography between the US and Hong Kong movies in the 80s and 90’s - you really see just how shit Cynthias’ fight scenes were in her US films - both choreography and camera work - her Hong King films were the ones which truly showcased her skills and talent. Here’s a lovely thought - how about Cynthia and Michelle doing a film together now? They both still have it.
Cynthia is always the Best
Like say a female version of expendables. Moon lee, cynthia khan.
Not just that but the choreographers are dead already so still not as good as this cAn be
@@cezarjrmariano8088 Maggie Cheung and Zhang Zihi should be in there.
@@sonicwoofer2008 Corey Yuen, who directed and choreographed this movie, is very much alive
Before this scene:
"I'm straight."
After watching Michelle Yeoh pop her collar:
"Am I straight?"
Ahahahah Ahahahah watch gina carano if i can help ur identity. :D
The SWAG.
Let me guess, you're from USA?
I've trained with Cynthia recently (well, just last night) and she is still as agile as that. She also had a cruciate ligament dislocation and did not go to recovery because of filming, but Doctors said that her quads and hamstrings were so strong it held her kneecap into place. Not sure if she got that recovery but she is still a bad ass after all these years.
That's so cool! What's she like in person?
@@mathewayers3803 She seemed really pleasant to me and was really good at instructing both beginners and experienced martial artists. Very confident, a fountain of knowledge and years of experience. I find most well experienced martial artists have that same calm or head on the shoulders air about them. She was humble enough to share her experiences with me when I got her to sign my straight sword.
Both Cynthia and Michelle are Legends - absolutely bad ass.
Kinda took it for granted in the 80's as there were SO many action stars around.
Fast forward to 2019 and these ladies stand above most action stars of today.
rothrock from Scotland yard
@@glorych1168 🤣I had so much quality action movies in the 80's, I kinda overlooked Cynthia Rothrock.
Jackie Chan, Schwarzenegger, Stallone, Lethal weapon, die hard, robocop, Jet Li, Bruce Lee, Donnie Yen, Rutger hauer, Star wars, John Woo, Donnie Yen Loads of B movies.
But watching Cynthia on UA-cam in 2020 - I appreciate how bad ass she was more than ever.
I'll try and catch up on as much of her material as I can.
even then they were exceptional
@@botero01 For real.
@@barryhercules6486 Cynthia Rothrock was 5 years undefeated female karate champion of USA
Two gorgeous female martial artist that were in a class all their own
Wouldn't mind joining that class!
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Haven't seen any like them ever since, that's shows their Greatness
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They really don't make them like this anymore....
Agree
Now the action is ruined by shaky cameras. I hate it! This is so pure and exciting.
You mean the caterpillars eyebrows and mustache?
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Saw this film for the first time earlier this week and oh my god it's phenomenal, Michelle and Cynthia have such great physical choreography during those fight scenes, and the way the action manages to also be tense yet funny is fantastic too!
Dude this is like the best fighting scene I’ve ever seen how come they can make em look this good with all the technology they have nowadays?
I laughed. NOT because it's funny but out of sheer enjoyment. Beautiful work 👏🏾 👌🏾 😍
I love these classic fights, they're very fast paced yet very clear to see at the same time
Back when editing was done to make everything as clear as possible, not to hide the performers lack of skill
Choreography this impressive is increasingly rare these days.
This movie is what got me into Martial Arts. Cynthia and Michelle were and still my role models. I miss these days when women were seen for their talents and not their naked bodies. Absolute legends these two are. 👏👏
You should probably watch this full movie if you think these women weren't also being appreciated for their beauty.
@@Selrisitai Nothing wrong in appretiating them _also_ for their beauty. Saying they aren't beautiful would be telling a lie. But the point is that they are appretiated here for their skills first and foremost, instead of only in relation with their beauty or lack thereof, which is far more common - sadly.
It's about time to give us The Expendables female version: Cynthia Rothrock, Michelle Yeoh, Milla Jovovich, Kate Beckinsale, Linda Hamilton, Sigourney Weaver, Carrie-Anne Moss, Uma Thurman, Angelina Jolie, Michelle Rodriguez and Gina Carano. Wouldn't that be awesome?
I think the only problem with this idea is that Uma Thurmans knew got permanently fucked up on the set of Kill Bill Vol 2, other than that yes please.
@@jwm1444 there's a lot of names we can throw there... Charlize Theron, for example. They could try to blend several generations.
There was already a movie like this and Rothrock was in it. It was called Mercenaries. It also had Zoe Bell and Vivica A. Fox. Low budget stuff from The Asylum.
Excellent fight. I remember watching this on VHS years ago. Those stunt guys took some serious knocks in this one!
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This fight scene is boss, one of the best I've ever seen.
Sadly, this kind of choreography is just all too rare these days.
Amazing work and I took scenes like this for granted in the 80s.
Dude with the thick eyebrows and mustache looks a final boss from a video game
sub boss not final
old Hong Kong action films have many cartoonish villains like this, cheesy but entertaining. by the way, this guy Chong Fat also had a small character in Enter the Dragon
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A live action Mr Satan if DBZ was remade.
Blue Mary and Yuri Sakazaki
Watching Cynthia and Michelle together fighting is like Chun-Li and Cammy fighting together!
Well, Cynthia actually inspired Sonya Blade. Just a little fun fact. Lol
both women soo cool esp michelle....i already watched most her early hong kong movies...she's a pleasure to watch
No more badass pair on Earth than Cynthia and Michelle. If we got invaded by aliens, I'd nominate them to defend us.
Cynthia luster too
@@taroupriapus5202 the three are back then are the most celebrated Trinity of Female Fatales in the 80s..
I'd second the nomination!
Don't forget Chuck Norris 😉 😜
Michelle Yeoh gets older her career seems going higher and might get an Oscar nomination. Hope somebody offers Cynthia Rothrock a decent role in a big budget tv of film
Yes Michelle does. Nominated for Everywhere
Respect to both of these talented ladies. They kicked ass in this video.
She won Oscar yesterday.
New Algorithm I guess lol.
I uploaded this 8 years ago and all of the sudden it's skyrocketing in views.
UA-cam has been recommending old videos these days. I wonder what's up with them. Anyway, congrats!
I'll watch anything with Cynthia!
new algorithm? nope
Netflix has a new documentary on Hong Kong action movies. She is mentioned in it.
@@juhaleinivaara7268 What's the name of it?
Cynthia and Michelle are a phenomenal martial arts team. Rock on!
I remember seeing this as a little girl and I was so mesmerized and amazed. Now I am a mom and hope for my little girl to fight back like that, one of these days. Martial Arts should be taught in kinder garden already, since so much crap is going on these days, including kids.
She was such a beast in her prime. While I enjoy majority of her movies I think her Hong Kong films really showcased her best n finest work.
You mean Cynthia? Yes definitely.. even she said that she had to really work herself out for any fight scene in hong kong .
@@zahemi914 yea I meant her. I've been trying desperately to find her Hong kong films but I'm coming up empty. Can only find fight scenes from the movies but not the whole movie.
rothrock from Scotland yard
She was rapid and hit hard for a woman. She would tear 95 percent of people apart on the planet.
@@alanchamberlain9902 Facts!
I'd pick Cynthia over Seagal tbh
MIchelle Yeoh and CYNTHIA ROTHROCK! I didn't know this gem existed. Two Queens in one place. God Bless Hong Kong Cinema.
Now let's see if Jennifer Lawrence and Viola Davis, with all their ignorance and self-righteousness, can do these kinds of action movies.
They cannot do it without CGI. That's why they are not credible action heroines.
The stuntmen are incredible
A *lot* of injuries on the set of this one, for sure.
they dont get enough credit
Yes they were,may they rest in peace. Cant tell me 1:04 aint dead
@@carbon.the.christ5626 "how do we film the part where he flips off the balcony and lands on his head?" "Throw him head first off the balcony and forward his check to his family"
@@carbon.the.christ5626 lol thinking the same thing!
I love hearing about Michelle Yeoh fans telling me about how awesome she is because they just found out about her in 2022.
Better late than never.
We need more female fighters like this.
No cgi, I miss fights like that
And no shaky cam :-)
Yes, though that was common for Hong Kong movies of the time. I think what Loh is referring to is that Cynthia Rothrock was a martial arts champion who became an actress. Michelle Yeoh started as an actress and through the years has been trained. Though at this point their really isn't much difference. She is FULLY trained in Wing Chun Kung Fu now and has had other training martial arts training.
Wow! Cynthia and Michelle were badass together. They should do more movies together.
I agree 👍
In Hollywood........
Michelle Yeoh is incredible
Roger murre
Congrats Michelle Yeoh! You have come a long way from starring in these action movie to winning the Academy Award!
Given what passes for award-worthy movies lately, that might be considered a step _back,_ mind you. Not going all rose-tinted-glasses "all old movies were better" bullshit, but this particular movie is better than most anything I've watched in the last two or three years.
The choreographed fight scene is amazing. They sure don't do like this these days
Man, Rothrock was THE martial arts woman when I was a kid. Badass!
Damn, Yeoh is so young here.
A masterpiece of a fight scene which sadly cannot be reproduced today…..
Who's still watching this in 2019 Last comment
Watched it today. xD
just.
2020 ^^
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Our childhood was cool. Growing up watching these kinds of movies was very good back then
People talk about how good and tough Angelina Jolie is. What a joke. I’ve been watching Cynthia rothrock for decades and there’s no western actress that can compare to her action scenes. She’s got to be in the top five all time. These girls in movies now are a joke
TanakinSkywalker
That's because Cynthia went to an opera school in China. Probably better than most British academies that teach acting.
Nowadays were too ignorant to go out and learn. So we're stuck with whatever's regurgitated from our country
Cynthia Rothrock is a highly trained martial artist. She received most of her high level titles prior to starring in this movie. She is now a Grandmaster. Michelle Yeoh is a trained ballerina, and was attending the Royal Academy of Dance in London, before an injury derailed her professional ballerina career. For someone with no ongoing martial arts training, she is very convincing. And she did her own stunts. I get so disappointed with current actresses who obviously don't know how to do martial arts. Only a few impress with actual training (Lucy Liu, Sarah Michelle Gellar). As awesome as the Kill Bill movies were, I wasn't impressed with the sloppy martial arts. I don't mean that they weren't pretty. I mean they were unconvincing.
It's hard to get away with stuff like this in Western movies. Insurance liability and all that. I remember when Jackie Chan started doing all his Rush Hour movies, and he was constantly told he couldn't do certain things because of liability.
TanakinSkywalker I agree, she ain't that bad is this movie, and better than Charlie's angels crap.
If you are watch the Cynthia's interview. She credit the action choreographer back then Corey Yuen. She mentioned Corey was stricter than Sammo Hung. She mentioned Corey push her real hard for all the moves.
she got many titles on martial arts.
Michelle Yeoh was so young omg
Blue Mary & Sonya Blade of real life.
Wonderful!
I know Sonya is actually based on her but is Blue Mary as well?
Wasn't Blue Mary based off of Android 18?
Cynthia - total bad ass. Try showing this to Charlies Angels 2019....
Just... don't
Michelle - sharper than nails.
Hah, even the old Angels look like super action movies compared to this.
Ya no hacen escenas de acción así. Ambas chicas geniales, excelentes coreografías.
those were the days when martial artist on screen really know martial arts
Rgy
0:11 - 0:55. Both impressive and beautiful fight, especially how she controls the bo at 0:34. Incredible.
Call that a fight scene, ptttt. Where's all the quick cuts? I mean. you can actually see them doing the moves :-)
Andrew Thorne One thing I fucking hate about modern fight scenes is zoomed in, rapid cut, shakey cam filming. I don't know if it was Batman Begins that started it but it was the first time I noticed it.
Think it became "trendy" with the Borne Identity. The Taken films have made it ridiculous, with one scene of Neeson climbing a fence looking like there are 18 quick cuts. ua-cam.com/video/gCKhktcbfQM/v-deo.html CLIMBING A FUCKING FENCE. That's what i love about John Wick, it's almost like they forgot to buy enough camera's so you get to see what they do ua-cam.com/video/7zmuvbwnXGE/v-deo.htmlm24s
Gungriffen
Batman begins had sick fight scenes. You take that back!
But yes Bourne started it
@@andrewthorne3570The Bourne Supremacy to be more specific.
@@daoyang6055 Batman Begins had such choppy editing during the action, you can barely see anything.
Не е за вярване,че и след толкова години ми е забавно да гледам това ! Въпреки всичките му недостатъци!
Tobk.oc
Amazing how their good choreography and the filmmaker speeding up the fight scenes is still a thrill to watch..!
Can anyone else not stop watching 2:18 over and over? If I remember correctly, Michelle Yeoh isn't a fully trained, professional stuntperson like, say, Jackie Chan and his crew. Yet you can see that's really her as you can see her face (there were no face replacments in 1980's HK action movies). She isn't even a trained martial artist or stage combat performer and she's yet she's still one of the best in the business. She's absoultely incredible.
I remember in some interview where she stated that Martial Art stunts in a movie are like "dancing choreography." Pretty much the same energy, timing, moves, etc. But I will say, I've always wondered what Michelle's routine, training, behind the scenes Martial arts practices, and nutrition is like.
She was a trained ballet dancer. She was casted as the main actress because she was girl friend of boss of the film company. Yet she proved herself to be more than that, period.
Definitivamente Cynthia Rothrock y Michelle Yeohson todas unas eminencias y leyendas de las artes marciales, son todas unas fieras a la hora de combatir cuerpo a cuerpo.
Hope they make an Expendables movie but all women: Cynthia Rothrock, Michelle Yeoh, Milla Jovovich, Kate Beckinsale, Carrie - Ann Moss, Jada Pinkett Smith, Linda Hamilton, Sigourney Weaver and Uma Thurman.
@Raquel Dalisay 😂tf?
3rd act Kristy Swanson shows up as the real Buffy ;)
@Raquel Dalisay and kim chiu
THAT WAS EXCELLENT! I have to see the entire movie now!
I just love that they use the whole set
That was a tremendous scorpion style kick 4:19
makes me questions why I havent seen more of Cynthia Rothrock films?? Especially 80s and 90s were the martial art primes!
Jomar Beran Her best ones are made in Hong Kong, she made a bunch of American ones but they are all pretty bad.
Sonya Blade from Mortal Kombat is based on her though so there's that.
@@gungriffen expert
Competition was very tough. So its harder to get yourself heard when the competition are motherfcking Jackie Chan, Chow Yin Fat, etc...
I'd argue that she have not meet the director that would have make her career break through. Arnie might have been stuck to b-movie if he have not met James Cameron who made him the Terminator
Maybe the Godfrey Ho crap put you off. Try to seek out the HK ones. She is awesome and was a crush of mine for years. Shes in her 60s now and still looks amazing.
rothrock from Scotland yard
As a filmmaker, I’m just trying to wrap my mind around the level of editing that went into this production. 🤯🤯🤯🤯
I miss this type of fight scenes. Funny and amazing at the same time
If I had a copy of it, I would be. My two favorite female artists
Cynthia should have played the character Sonya Blade in the 1st Mortal Kombat movie.
Especially since Sonya Blade was based on Cynthia Rothrock.
@@gungriffen Really? I didn't know...
@@gungriffen NO WAY 😮
I just googled this. News to me too
In my Childhood I watched that movie 100 Times. It is one of the best fight scenes. How they cut the Fighting scenes with that speed is brillant.
Wow! Both Cynthia Rothrock AND Michele Yeoh together and Michelle Yeoh has a pixie cut? Amazing martial arts scene. Cynthia is a heart throb!
This is way more impressive than what you see in the fight scenes in Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Not that I mean any disrespect to the performers in that film. I'm sure they did their best (and probably better than I could), but Cynthia Rothrock is incredible!
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Marvel could never. These are masterpieces of choreography and stunts. Granted numerous safety issues but still. Fucking amazing.
This is why 70~80's movie like these are the best. Maybe 90's too. I remember Hong Kong had so many of these and I was in love
Every scene is a treasured one.
Thank you to all involved in this film!
Girl power! Cynthia and Michelle taking those boys to school!
Slapping 5 before laying waste to EVERYONE is the ultimate 80's flex.
Saddam Hussein has some moves..
Camera isn't shaking enough!
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One of the best fight scenes ever filmed. Only a few surpass this (Police Story for example).
I'm in my 40's now.... and I STILL have the BIGGEST crush on both Cynthia AND Michelle!
(Love you gals!!❤️👍)
I miss the good ol' days of fast choreographed fighting. Bring them back!
To be an action star in the Hong Kong film industry is no small thing, you have to be damn good AND work your well-toned buttocks off! Full respect to Cynthia and Michelle!
Michelle Yeoh, the one action star that keeps up with the guys.
This ain’t CGI boys and girls .. this is 100% real hitting and kicks!
Absolutely Classic! They don’t make movies like this anymore
These 2 are my most favourite Martial artists
When you become an iconic fighter to a point where your likeness and fighting style makes you a Mortal Kombat character, you know you hit those major high points in your career.
Awesome fight scenes Cynthia & Michelle 👏😏
Dicades and million of dollars later Hollywood still can't replicate the magic of 80s action movies 🎉🎉🎉
Depois de ver a Yeoh ganhar o Oscar, esse filme me veio à mente.