'sorry, I had to make that comment. But it's unusual even for a HK movie to have so many actors with the same last name. By the way, the most popular sir name in HK is Chan or Chen, but I've never seen a movie that had this many Chans, so this is a rare coincidence.
I'm not sure if I'm commenting on the right movie, but this is the only movie I see with this title that's made in HK. The format is classic HK kung-fu movie, but the setting is relatively modern (1920s ?). The main hero is sought by the police by mistake, and gets embroiled with gangs. Then from that point on, it's almost non-stop martial arts action.
The print quality of this movie is not so good as is often the case from the movie of this era, but the plot is okay, and is entertaining if you like classic kung-fu movies.
Good movie to watch if you're into kung-fu movies.
I'm not sure if I'm commenting on the right movie, but this is the only movie I see with this title that's made in HK. The format is classic HK kung-fu movie, but the setting is relatively modern (1920s ?). The main hero is sought by the police by mistake, and gets embroiled with gangs. Then from that point on, it's almost non-stop martial arts action.
The print quality of this movie is not so good as is often the case from the movie of this era, but the plot is okay, and is entertaining if you like classic kung-fu movies.
Good movie to watch if you're into kung-fu movies.