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Kung fu movie lover, hip-hop head., The Killer is better than Hard Boiled. The One is shit. A Brit living in the US.

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By the way, if anyone wants an actual video of this moment, here's the extended version. Sorry for the quality. You're not going to find this one in HD, I'm afraid.

By the way, if anyone wants an actual video of this moment, here's the extended version. Sorry for the quality. You're not going to find this one in HD, I'm afraid.

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If you haven't seen "Ballerina" (the Korean film, not the Ana de Armas flick), then please do, because you'll witness just how much of a beast Jeon Jong-seo is. For those that don't mind spoilers, here's an action heavy clip from the film.
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If you haven't seen "Ballerina" (the Korean film, not the Ana de Armas flick), then please do, because you'll witness just how much of a beast Jeon Jong-seo is. For those that don't mind spoilers, here's an action heavy clip from the film.

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621,478 views • 6 months ago

Stunt woman and martial artist, Nilly Cetin (who pops up in the new season of ‘The Witcher,’ by the way) is back as Jubilee! This time she made a cool as fuck video, complete with outtakes. Cast her now!
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Stunt woman and martial artist, Nilly Cetin (who pops up in the new season of ‘The Witcher,’ by the way) is back as Jubilee! This time she made a cool as fuck video, complete with outtakes. Cast her now!

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150,646 views • 7 months ago

Here’s Carl Scott absolutely decimating a gaggle of lackeys in the fantastic SUN DRAGON (1979). Fun fact: the Martial Arts Director for this film was Leung Siu-Chung aka the dad of The Beast from Kung Fu Hustle.
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Here’s Carl Scott absolutely decimating a gaggle of lackeys in the fantastic SUN DRAGON (1979). Fun fact: the Martial Arts Director for this film was Leung Siu-Chung aka the dad of The Beast from Kung Fu Hustle.

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143,812 views • 1 year ago

Tired of waiting for the 'Blade' reboot to deliver some delicious vampire-based action? Well, may I steer you towards Max Kraus' latest action film, 'JOHN?' Kraus' goal was to incorporate some interesting rifle-based choreography and wow, he delivers.
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Tired of waiting for the 'Blade' reboot to deliver some delicious vampire-based action? Well, may I steer you towards Max Kraus' latest action film, 'JOHN?' Kraus' goal was to incorporate some interesting rifle-based choreography and wow, he delivers.

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58,235 views • 8 months ago

If you've never seen Sammo Hung's impersonation of Bruce Lee, now's the time. There have been a few notable Bruceploitation actors over the years but very few got Bruce's mannerisms down better than Sammo. Taken from ENTER THE FAT DRAGON (1978).
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If you've never seen Sammo Hung's impersonation of Bruce Lee, now's the time. There have been a few notable Bruceploitation actors over the years but very few got Bruce's mannerisms down better than Sammo. Taken from ENTER THE FAT DRAGON (1978).

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44,834 views • 10 months ago

This is an incredible stunt and very impressive, but there seems to be this weird Mandela Effect where the world is convinced she did this all by herself. I hate to be a party pooper but she was on wires the entire time. It’s just shot/edited really, REALLY well.
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This is an incredible stunt and very impressive, but there seems to be this weird Mandela Effect where the world is convinced she did this all by herself. I hate to be a party pooper but she was on wires the entire time. It’s just shot/edited really, REALLY well.

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39,433 views • 1 year ago

I could post any number of fight scenes from countless Hong Kong martial arts films. But I'll go with something (kinda) American. The finale of NO RETREAT, NO SURRENDER 3: BLOOD BROTHERS (1990). My jaw dropped when I first saw this scene and it's become an absolute classic to me.
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I could post any number of fight scenes from countless Hong Kong martial arts films. But I'll go with something (kinda) American. The finale of NO RETREAT, NO SURRENDER 3: BLOOD BROTHERS (1990). My jaw dropped when I first saw this scene and it's become an absolute classic to me.

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25,863 views • 10 months ago

Jet Li at 19 yo…
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Jet Li at 19 yo…

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35,241 views • 1 year ago

It seems more and more people are becoming familiar with "Baby Assassins" and even "Ghost Killer." Well, may I steer you towards Kensuke Sonomura's earlier film (as director and fight choreographer), "Hydra?" I rewatched this one recently and the finale is jaw dropping.
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It seems more and more people are becoming familiar with "Baby Assassins" and even "Ghost Killer." Well, may I steer you towards Kensuke Sonomura's earlier film (as director and fight choreographer), "Hydra?" I rewatched this one recently and the finale is jaw dropping.

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18,233 views • 6 months ago

Behind the scenes footage of Jackie Chan choreographing the opening of 'The 36 Crazy Fists' (1979). While smoking a cheeky cig, no less. It's great to see footage like this, taken on the famous "red background" set so many kung fu films used to use back then.
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Behind the scenes footage of Jackie Chan choreographing the opening of 'The 36 Crazy Fists' (1979). While smoking a cheeky cig, no less. It's great to see footage like this, taken on the famous "red background" set so many kung fu films used to use back then.

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18,080 views • 7 months ago

I love kung fu films. I love the imagination poured into kung fu movies. They're the ultimate playground because there are no rules. This is why I love RAIDERS OF THE SHAOLIN TEMPLE, a film in which our hero has to fight a barrage of golden horses in the finale. It's nuts.
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I love kung fu films. I love the imagination poured into kung fu movies. They're the ultimate playground because there are no rules. This is why I love RAIDERS OF THE SHAOLIN TEMPLE, a film in which our hero has to fight a barrage of golden horses in the finale. It's nuts.

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14,508 views • 5 months ago

For this wondering exactly what BLADES OF THE GUARDIANS is, it’s a live action remake of this Donghua (Chinese Anime)… You can find every episode on YouTube, with English subs, and I implore you to watch. It’s fantastic.
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For this wondering exactly what BLADES OF THE GUARDIANS is, it’s a live action remake of this Donghua (Chinese Anime)… You can find every episode on YouTube, with English subs, and I implore you to watch. It’s fantastic.

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23,298 views • 1 year ago

Moon Lee, who rarely uses a sword and is by no means the greatest sword fighter on kung fu cinema, is better than Achilles. I mean, if you like this kind of stuff.
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Moon Lee, who rarely uses a sword and is by no means the greatest sword fighter on kung fu cinema, is better than Achilles. I mean, if you like this kind of stuff.

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25,866 views • 1 year ago

A Happy belated Birthday to Michelle Yeoh. She turned 63 years young on August 6th. An icon of the martial arts cinema genre (and much more), she has been a staple since the 80's, and one of the mothers of the Girls with Guns sub genre. Here she is in 1994's WING CHUN.
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A Happy belated Birthday to Michelle Yeoh. She turned 63 years young on August 6th. An icon of the martial arts cinema genre (and much more), she has been a staple since the 80's, and one of the mothers of the Girls with Guns sub genre. Here she is in 1994's WING CHUN.

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16,609 views • 10 months ago

21 Red List (1994) is a Taiwanese film that may fly underneath some radars. The action in this one is absolutely nuts. Lots of brutal stunt falls and wire work. Well worth tracking down if you can find it (hint: it’s on YouTube). Action by Álexander Lou who also co-stars.
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21 Red List (1994) is a Taiwanese film that may fly underneath some radars. The action in this one is absolutely nuts. Lots of brutal stunt falls and wire work. Well worth tracking down if you can find it (hint: it’s on YouTube). Action by Álexander Lou who also co-stars.

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24,100 views • 1 year ago

I wanted to post a classic today. Lau Kar-Wing takes on David Chiang's mantis fist in SHAOLIN MANTIS (1978). Once again, Lau Kar-Leung (the director and fight choreographer) delivers ahead-of-its-time shapes. An absolute masterclass in kung fu action.
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I wanted to post a classic today. Lau Kar-Wing takes on David Chiang's mantis fist in SHAOLIN MANTIS (1978). Once again, Lau Kar-Leung (the director and fight choreographer) delivers ahead-of-its-time shapes. An absolute masterclass in kung fu action.

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16,456 views • 10 months ago

Since it's his birthday, here's Gordon Liu at his very best against Phillip Ko Fei in THE 8 DIAGRAM POLE FIGHTER (1984).
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Since it's his birthday, here's Gordon Liu at his very best against Phillip Ko Fei in THE 8 DIAGRAM POLE FIGHTER (1984).

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14,529 views • 9 months ago

Drop some SHIELDS 🛡️🖤
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Drop some SHIELDS 🛡️🖤

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18,016 views • 1 year ago

Wing Chun vs Drunken Boxing. Good looking stuff right here.
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Wing Chun vs Drunken Boxing. Good looking stuff right here.

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17,660 views • 1 year ago

Posting an absolute classic today. Gordon Liu and Yasutaka Nakazaki trade weapons in Lau Kar Leung's Shaw Brothers masterpiece, HEROES OF THE EAST (1978). I've shown kung fu cinema fans and non-kung fu cinema fans this film and every single one of them has loved it.
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Posting an absolute classic today. Gordon Liu and Yasutaka Nakazaki trade weapons in Lau Kar Leung's Shaw Brothers masterpiece, HEROES OF THE EAST (1978). I've shown kung fu cinema fans and non-kung fu cinema fans this film and every single one of them has loved it.

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13,199 views • 10 months ago