Po jie (1977)Director:Chang-hwa JeongWriter:Kang Shih (screenplay) |
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Cast
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Angela Mao | ... |
Lotus Lin
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Wai-Man Chan | ... |
Chou Tsai /
Yuan Sing
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(as Bruce Leung)
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Shan Kwan | ... |
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Yuen Biao |
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Billy Chan |
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Pei-Shan Chang |
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Hsiung Chao |
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Feng Chen Chen |
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Chi Chu Chin |
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Alan Chui Chung San |
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Yeh Fang |
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Ying-Chieh Han |
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Pak-Kwong Ho |
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Country:
Hong KongLanguage:
MandarinRelease Date:
3 December 1977 (Hong Kong) See more »Also Known As:
Broken Oath See more »Company Credits
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This is what I'm talking about!! From the get go, the film is dark, grim, and the common HK 'revenge' theme, BUT this is how you take revenge!
Angela is great in this one; fighting to the point where she won't rest until the enemy's blood is spilt. It's great: no phony sparring or sparing the enemy. Guys are practically slammed by Angela's hard kicks (love those sound effects!) and her movements flow so smoothly that it just adds so much more to the fights. Her facial expressions are best when fierce and enraged. Even Sammo gets bruised and abused. She's too dangerous for Shaolin temple while her foes cower in fear. Broken Oath is a fine work from kung fu's Deadly China Doll.