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Ultimate Huddle debate: Greatest Kung Fu film?


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I love Bruce Lee and modern Kung Fu films such as IP man, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon(dont forget the sequel coming out on Netflix soon), but when I think of true Kung Fu movies it is the classic Shaw brothers movies that came on Saturdays and you had to go outside to kung fu your friends..with mouth made sound effects.

Old subtitled Jackie Chan movies are great too Drunken Monkey is awesome.

My fave Shaw brothers movies is "the Five deadly Venoms"

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If I had to pick a true #1 I'd go with Drunken Master II.

Jet Li's One Upon a China series next.

 

But for movies I can drop in and watch anytime:

City Hunter / Dragons Forever / Police Story / Armor of God II (the HK version, not the fugging US edited version)

 

Ip Man, The Raid Redemption, Ong Bak, Hero, are all strong.

 

For the fantasy themed, Storm Riders was fun to watch and A Chinese Ghost Story is very good.

 

 

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