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Zhong guo fu ren (1973)Director:Joseph KuoWriter:Joseph Kuo (screenplay) |
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Title: Zhong guo fu ren (1973)
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Chiu Ming Chen |
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Kuo Chun Chen |
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Shen-lin Chen |
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Chien Chin |
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Hsiang Wen Chung |
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Ming Shao Ho |
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You Min Ho |
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Yang Hsiang |
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Kwong Hu |
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Ti Hua Ko |
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Yun Lan |
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Bruce Li |
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Chang Ming Liu |
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Ching Fa Liu |
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Li-tso Liu |
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Country:
TaiwanLanguage:
MandarinRelease Date:
10 October 1973 (Taiwan) See more »Also Known As:
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The video version available in the US doesn't do it justice, but this is actually a pretty enjoyable kung fu film. Tons of lengthy fights, all sorts of weapons and even a couple of "special techniques"! One of the heroes fights with a three section staff (you remember it as the weapon Gordon Liu invented in Master Killer) which is in my opinion a totally underused weapon in most martial arts films, and there is tons of great, over the top swordfights!
Fairly standard revenge plot, but still warrants multiple viewings at my place for the last couple of years, this movie fits it along the lines of other Joespeh Kuo films like "Shaolin Temple Strikes Back" however the ending is a bit of a let down but there's some interesting camera techniques that probably influenced films like "Ninja Hunter".
It'd be nice to see a widescreen version on dvd...