any fans of martial arts movies??

[smg913]

I love old and some new kung-fu movies.
didn't know if there was any others out there who did too
I just watched ip-man three, wasn't to happy about it but it was good
the first is my fav. the clip I am posting is from ip-man 1 if you want to watch the full movie don't watch the clip its much better if you watch the whole movie.

one of my fav. kung-fu movies is snake in the eagles shadow


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I thought Donnie yen did a good job with the roll of ip-man

 

[Fatman]

I loved Ip Man 1 and 2! I am on the fence about the upcoming movie "grandmasters". I will probably see it, and hope it does not disappoint. I am also a fan of old Chinese Jackie Chan films as well.

 

[smg913]

yessss I cant wait to see Grandmaster. old Jackie chan movies are awesome.

I really liked ong-bak the third one wasn't for me though

 

[Puff Daddy]

Kung fu panda was good.

 

[smg913]

hahahah jack blacks kung-fu really shined in that maovie skaaadoooossshhhhhh

 

[Anonymous]

Highly recommended

for those who enjoy poorly scripted disasters with overblown special effects. VanDam (sp?) probably came closest to genre watchable movies. The movies with the trucker ending up in Chinatown had a bit more character development than over the top repetition. Those with the flying whatevers are typically suitable for those less than 12 or with ADS.

Any more questions?

 

[Rob_In_MO]

I always liked the 'Billy Jack' series....

 

[Growley]

I loved Ip Man 1 and 2! I am on the fence about the upcoming movie "grandmasters". I will probably see it, and hope it does not disappoint. I am also a fan of old Chinese Jackie Chan films as well.

IP Man movies are incredible! I've only seen 1 and 2, but I just learned that The Fourth is now available.

I've got to get caught up!!!

 

[Kyle Weiss]

Ip Man and other sequels are awesome.  

Do samurai movies count?   Seven Samurai.

Does Rudy Ray Moore count?   Dolemite

 

[Rob_In_MO]

Does Rudy Ray Moore count?   Dolemite

Dude - Dolemite was one Bad A$$ Mofo!

 

[Bub]

I am an ol' timer
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[smg913]

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ong bak 1 and 2 were awesome the fights look and feel brutal

 

[bosun1]

I like those where the actors are running across the tops of bamboo and flying through the air! The one with the cow (Kung Pow?) was hilarious. Kurasawa (sp) and his Samurai movies were realistic, and excellent movies.

 

[smg913]

hahaha I love kung pow that was one funny movie

 

[Rob_In_MO]

hahaha I love kung pow that was one funny movie

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