Hong Kong Legends And Kung Fu Movies

[Lucky Winner]

I sent an e-mail to deagostini asking how many issues have been planned.

The answer - 60!!!

Coundnt provide a complete list though.

 

[Mar Star]

The alleyway fight near the end is a highlight in the film for me, fantastic scenes.

 

[Welshblade1]

2 1/2 years?

Blimey, I kind of know of 23 of them and I could probably work out the rest. Looking at the DVD rack from them, it holRAB 15, so 60 sounRAB right

Looks like I have a few to buy. I'm sure once I bought those 60 separately, there will only be a few more I really want

 

[digimonkid_2000]

My boyf loves all the kung fu movies and I was never into anything foreign at all... until

I was so looking forward to Independence Day and this put me off hollywood for life...

then i saw Battle Royale, then Crouching Tiger and I can not get enough South east asian films (a bit of a detour from China i know but hey), the thing is, ive had my eyes opened to a whole new world now.

You must try and see Ong Bak and Tom Yung Goong... Ong Bak to start with and then watch Tom Yung Goong and suffer the first hour for some amazing bone breaking fights!! There is this one scene with tony jaa running up flights and flights of stairs and its all done in one contious take... then the real scrapping starts...

 

[randy :D]

oh, and Tartan films are good too - try www.asiaextreme.co.uk for some great SE Asian horror as well

 

[binh]

did you see Tom Yum Goong in Asia? or a copy?

 

[faisay]

the 6 greatest action/Kung Fu Movies all time in the world
1.A better tomorrow parts 1[HongKong,China] 1986
2.The Killer [Hongkong,Ching] 1988
3.Once Upon a Time in China 3 [Hongkong,Ching .this is parts 3] 1992
4.Twin Warriors [HongKong,China]1993
5.The Terra Cotta Warrior[china]
6.Death Chamber [china] 1982

 

[Rockwell]

My favourites:

1. A Touch of Zen
2. Legendary Weapons of Kung Fu (AKA Legendary Weapons of China)
3. Prodigal Son
4. Fist of Legend
5. The Legend of Wong Fai Suk

 

[Brady 2010 MVP]

In Malaysia

 

[grayhalo13]

I love Kung-Fu and Martial Arts movies. My favorites would be:

Once Upon a Time in China (Wong Fei Hung)
Fist of Legend (Jing wu ying xiong) - Jet Li favorites

Way of the Dragon (Meng long guojiang)
Enter the Dragon
Fist of Fury (Jing wu men) - Bruce Lee is a legend!

Drunken Master (Jui kuen)

And more recently:

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Wo hu cang long)
House of Flying Daggers (Shi mian mai fu) - Stunning!
Hero (Ying xiong) - LOVE Zhang Ziyi!

Ong-Bak - Tony Jaa is an impressive martial artist. I'd say he could be the next Jackie Chan, or even Bruce Lee.