Mao quan (1978)Director:James NamWriter:William C.F. Lo |
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Title: Mao quan (1978)
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Su-cheon Bae |
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Hwang-ki Baek |
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Tao Chiang | ... |
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Eagle Han |
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Bruce Le |
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Kang-jo Lee |
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James Nam | ... |
Boss with glasses
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Anita Wong |
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20 May 1978 (South Korea) See more »Also Known As:
Bruce contra el tigre rojo See more »Company Credits
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This film is totally incomprehensible, and I mean TOTALLY. Either they tried to create an entirely new plot with the English dubbing, or they spliced about three separate films together hoping nobody would notice. There's something going on with gangs and a microfilm, and somehow the main characters are involved, but beyond that, it's anybody's guess what the hell is going on. Sets of characters drift in and out with no explanation, nobody is ever given a name so it's hard to tell who is doing what, and perhaps most hilariously of all, the nightclub band that obviously features a saxophone is overdubbed with a trumpet. The last fight scene is not terrible, but it's nothing special and can't nearly compensate for the rest of this god-awful mess.