Any favorite martial arts/Kung Fu movie?
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Kickboxer
Also (dont know if it counts being sci fi) serenity.... Love the bar fight scene.0 -
Mmmm so many...
Azumi 1&2 (Aya Ueto)
Revenge of the Ninja (Sho Kosugi)
Ninja 3 (Sho Kosugi)
Ip Man 1&2 (Donnie Yen)
The Raid (Recent Pencak Silat movie)
The Hunger (Christophe Lambert)
Undisputed 2&3 (Micheal Jay-White & Scott Adkins)
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IRON MONKEY! =D0
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Looks like I have some movies to add to my queue! Good suggestions here. I liked Ong Bak 1 & 2, but I haven't seen 3.0
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Not necessarily myt favorite, but one of the first movies depicting martial arts was "Bad Day at Black Rock" Starring Spencer Tracy as a one armed detective who knew Judo. Made in the 50's, I believe.0
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Don't forget "Billy Jack".
Hippies and martial arts!0 -
Don't forget "Billy Jack".
Hippies and martial arts!
Great movie, even though it was made when i was 2. I can still appreciate it.........0 -
WING CHUN!!!0
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WING CHUN!!!0
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I'll never look at tofu the same! lolol0
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I think Seven Samurai is my favorite.After that : Drunken Master, Shaolin Soccer, Kung Fu Hustle.
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One of my personal favorites is Chocolate. Excellent movie! I also love Iron Monkey. Ip Man (the first one) is also one of my favorites.0
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One of my personal favorites is Chocolate. Excellent movie! I also love Iron Monkey. Ip Man (the first one) is also one of my favorites.
I was at Target last night and saw that they had IP Man I and II, but didn't pull the trigger. Maybe i'll go back and get the first one since a couple of you on here have mentioned that movie.0 -
Defo the 1st IP man has been one of the best MA films I've seen BUT ' Fighter in the wind' would be on PAR !!
Its a true story about Masutatsu Oyama, was born Choi Bae Dal in 1923 on July the 27th, during the Korea under Japanese rule.
Sosai Mas Oyama
Mas Oyams was the Mastermind behind Kyokushinkai Karate forming the original organisation the IKO.
Sadly our Sosai passed away back in April 1994 which marked the end of a era and the kyokushinkaikan has it origanaly was.
Sosai was a true martial artist and leader of the largest karate organisation under one person in the world.
We in the KSK are proud to have known and practice an art that was formed to be known as the strongest karate with the true spirit of
Osu!0 -
MORTAL KOMBAT!!!!0
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Drunken Master
Prodigal Son
the many Zatoichi films
Fist of the north star
Hero
Ip Man
Police Story
Za jia xiao zi
Sooo many other movies. There's also a lot of movies I've seen during my trips to japan, but since I don't know the language fluently had a hard time picking up the titles =/0 -
I was at Target last night and saw that they had IP Man I and II, but didn't pull the trigger. Maybe i'll go back and get the first one since a couple of you on here have mentioned that movie.
Just do it! I think the 2nd one is just as good as the first. Hubby likes the 2nd better than the first. We just rewatched these again this past weekend; they never get old.Defo the 1st IP man has been one of the best MA films I've seen BUT ' Fighter in the wind' would be on PAR !!0 -
I actually thought is was great... BUT, you can't really compare it to Ip Man 1 & 2. First of all, Donnie Yen steals the show in the first two movies, and a better actor if you ask me. The first two were more about Ip Man and his life, with some "ooo-aahh" added in for effect and audience appeal.
the 3rd movie with the different actor isnt a prequel, it is a totally seperate movie. it was actually made at the same time as ip man 2 with donnie yen. That is if you are refering to 'the legend is born: Ip man" (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1641638/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2)
Bloodsports is definitely a favourite.
Enter the Dragon and Fist of Fury (Or Chinese Connection as it was called in America)
Perfect Weapon with Jeff Speakman.
Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
Ong Bak 1 (didnt think much of 2, and havent seen 3)
any chinese film done with Jackie Chan. The rush hour series was the only good thing to come from hollywood.
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RIGHTEOUS TOPIC!
Lets just get all JCVD, Jet Li, Gordon Liu, Jackie, Bruce, and Segal movies out of the way. Those are givens. So for the rest:
Choke (rickson gracie documentary)
Matrix 2 (that counts right? Matrix 1 = sci fi. Matrix 2 = martial arts. Matrix 3 = CG blockbuster.)
Last Dragon (bruce leroy has the golden glow)
Kill Bill
Dragon the Bruce Lee Story
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Perfect Weapon (what happened to Jeff Speakman?)
Red Belt
and...... drum roll.....
WARRIOR0 -
Perfect Weapon (what happened to Jeff Speakman?)
he did a bunch of other movies that were good, but nothing as good as perfect weapon. He is the head of American Kenpo which the latest version is called 5.0.
I went to one of his seminars a few years ago. Great bloke, very down to earth, happy to get in there an mix it with all the students.
However, unfortunately he has been diagnosed recently with stage 4 throat cancer. he has started radiation therapy and will begin chemo also. They are hoping that this will fix it. It is operable but this means taking out the voice box. All this just as he had signed on for a part in the expendables 3 as well. There is a small hope that he may still be able to be ready in time to film his scenes.0 -
Zatoichi!
this movie is insane0 -
If it has Jet Li in it, in my opinion it's good.
Storm Warriors, I believe.
There's more, just can't think of them
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Of course the givens like Bruce Lee movies, Bloodsport and Ip Man movies, but I really enjoyed The 36th Chamber of Shaolin.0
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