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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Pei-Pei Cheng | ... | Golden Swallow Hsieh Wo Yen | |
| Jimmy Wang Yu | ... | Silver Roc Hsiao Peng (as Yu Wang) | |
| Lieh Lo | ... | Iron Whip Han Tao | |
| Hsin Yen Chao | ... | Mei Niang | |
| Wu Ma | ... | Flying Fox Hu San | |
| Chih-Ching Yang | ... | Poison Dragon Wang Xiong | |
| Pin Ho | ... | Golden Dragon Branch Chief | |
| Kang Liu | ... | Li Wan | |
| Miao Ching | ... | Cao Tien-Lung | |
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Ti Tang | ... | Cao's Brother |
| Feng Ku | ... | Chang Shun | |
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Wei Lieh Lan | ... | Iron Face Sheng Yong's Brother |
| Kau Lam | ... | Golden Dragon Branch Leader (as Chiao Lin) | |
| Chia-Liang Liu | ... | Golden Dragon Branch Leader | |
| Mars | ... | Chang Shun's Son | |
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The indomitable martial arts team of director Chang Cheh and stunt choreographer Liu Chia-liang continues the compelling saga of Golden Swallow from King Hu's Come Drink with Me in this sequel of heartbreaking romance, jianghu intrigue and stunning action. Written by Celestial Pictures
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MandarinRelease Date:
3 April 1968 (Hong Kong) See more »Also Known As:
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Silver Roc Hsiao Peng: [Speaking poetically] O swallow, you are my swallow. / Fly now. Whose are you?See more »
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This movie quite surprised me. Not only because it's such a great one but because I liked it even better than its predecessor "Da zui xia" as well.
"Da zui xia" was already a surprising good movie, that besides was a genre defining one. It was one of the first 'modern' Kung Fu movies, with plenty of sword fights and action in it. But this is perhaps why I liked this sequel better; it's even more action filled! Not only does the movie feature some amazing and spectacular fight choreography in it but it's made even more spectacular and amazing thanks to the way it got shot. It has some absolutely wonderful cinematography in it, especially during all of its fight scenes. I also quite liked the hand-held camera-work during some of the sword-fights. I'm not too sure about but I believe that this is something I have never seen before in a genre movie like this.
Because the movie is so action packed, it becomes a truly entertaining one to watch, with a pleasant fast pace to it as well. The story still finds some room to throw in a love-story as well but it does this in a quite original way. It's a sort of love triangle love-story that plays out nicely for its story.
The character played by Pei-pei Cheng gets pushed somewhat more to the background this time but it's OK, since the movie brings in a lot of more awesome characters to replace her with. What I like about the character's is that you're constantly changing your opinions about them. Some of them start out as villains, who eventually turn out to be good guys after all.
It's not featuring a that complicated or well written story but it's serving its purpose well for the movie. It takes the movie to lots of beautiful looking places, where we meet all kinds of awesome characters, who often get into a fight with each other. Seriously, I can't see how someone could not like this movie, even when you aren't very familiar with the genre yet.
It's simple entertainment but oh so well made and brought to the screen!
9/10
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