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Donnie Yen's screen debut is not spectacular but shows some ... Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 144 seconds Donnie Yen's screen debut is not spectacular but shows some obvious talent. Directed by Yuen Woo Ping in 1984, this fight against Wong Tao shows Donnie's impressive acrobatic and weaponry abilities. Worthwhile just for Donnie's use of the Plum Flower Chain. I give it 3/5. Please rate and comment. You can check out the rest of the Top 10 list on my page. |
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Once Upon a Time in China; Fight 5- Rain Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 291 seconds Choreographed by Yuen Woo Ping. This is the first bout between Jet Li and Yee Kwan Yan, and is beautifully shot. The choreography ain't bad either. This is probably my favourite fight from the film. Please rate and comment. |
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Once Upon a Time in China; Fight 4- Fire Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 252 seconds Choreographed by Yuen Woo Ping. A nice, dramatic fight between Yee Kwan Yan, playing Iron Robe Yim, a mater of Qi Gong and Yuen Chueng Yan who is Yuen Woo Ping's brother. Some nice wire fu and acrobatics with some solid choreography. Please rate and comment. |
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Top 10 Trad Kung Fu Fights; 8 Diagram Pole Fighter No.3 Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 256 seconds Gordon Liu vs. Philip Ko Fei in the best fight from one of the best movies ever made by Lau Kar Leung. An absolute classic. I give it 5/5. Please rate and comment. You can check out the rest of the Top 10 list on my page. |
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Once Upon a Time in China; Fight 2- Umberella Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 136 seconds Choreographed by Lau Kar Wing. Jet using Wong Fei Hung's trademark umberella. A nice, short, intricate fight scene. However, in filming the jump stunt at the end Jet broke his leg. After this fight scene Jet is doubled by Xin Xin Xiong for the more acrobatic fight scenes. If you didn't know Xin Xin Xiong played the evil acrobatic priest in OUATIC2 and Club Foot in OUATIC3. |
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Once Upon a Time in China; Fight 1- Restaurant Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 155 seconds Choreographed by Lau Kar Wing. Jet Li in his career defining role as Wong Fei Hung, fights the Saho gang in a Western restaurant. Also with Yuen Biao and Jackie Cheung. A pretty good fight from Jet in his physical prime. |
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Legend of the Wolf; Fight 4 Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 226 seconds Choreographed by Donnie Yen. Some good kicking and highly stylised action make for a pretty decent fight scene. Here Donnie defends a village from bandits led by Ben Lam. Check out the other fights in this movie at my page. |
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Legend of the Wolf; Fight 5 Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 282 seconds Choreographed by Donnie Yen. A pretty enjoyable fight. |
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Legend of the Wolf; Donnie Yen vs. Mak Wai Cheung Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 274 seconds Choreographed by Donnie Yen. The best fight in the movie with cleverly used acrobatics, incredible kicking and some of the most frantic exciting choreography ever put to film. There is an interview of Mak Wai Cheung on my page, as well as the other fights from this movie. |
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Legend of the Wolf; Final fight part 2 Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 173 seconds Choreographed by Donnie Yen. This is the second part (the file size was too big to have as one whole part) of Donnie's final fight against Ben Lam in his directorial debut. A great fight showing intricate choreography, inventive camerawork and of course awesome kicking. Check out the rest of the fights from this movie including the first part to this one on my page. |
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Legend of the Wolf; Final fight part 1 Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 155 seconds Choreographed by Donnie Yen. This is the first part (the file size was too big to have as one whole part) of Donnie's final fight against Ben Lam in his directorial debut. A great fight showing intricate choreography, inventive camerawork and of course awesome kicking. Check out the rest of the fights from this movie including the second part to this one on my page. |
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Legend of the Wolf; Fight 3 Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 224 seconds Choreographed by Donnie Yen. A well staged, highly intricate fight scene. |
![Mak Wai Cheung\](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/CB64M9YNYGA/2.jpg "Mak Wai Cheung\") |
Mak Wai Cheung's Interview for Legend of the Wolf; Part3 Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 397 seconds Part 3 of 3. Master Ma, who is the Eagle Claw fighter in Legend of the Wolf, talks about his experiences with Donnie Yen, Jet Li, Lau Kar Leung and Jackie Chan. He is an acrobat trained in Hung Gar. He also taught Donnie how to use the qiang (spear) for his role in Hero. A very talented and underrated guy. |
![Mak Wai Cheung\](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZJ6uhtSyiGU/2.jpg "Mak Wai Cheung\") |
Mak Wai Cheung's Interview for Legend of the Wolf; Part2 Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 494 seconds Part 2 of 3. Master Ma, who is the Eagle Claw fighter in Legend of the Wolf, talks about his experiences with Donnie Yen, Jet Li, Lau Kar Leung and Jackie Chan. He is an acrobat trained in Hung Gar. He also taught Donnie how to use the qiang (spear) for his role in Hero. A very talented and underrated guy. |
![Mak Wai Cheung\](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ctj3bLF0Vzw/2.jpg "Mak Wai Cheung\") |
Mak Wai Cheung's Interview for Legend of the Wolf; Part1 Posted by: sevenswordsrory
Video duration: 571 seconds Part 1 of 3. Master Ma, who is the Eagle Claw fighter in Legend of the Wolf, talks about his experiences with Donnie Yen, Jet Li, Lau Kar Leung and Jackie Chan. He is an acrobat trained in Hung Gar. He also taught Donnie how to use the qiang (spear) for his role in Hero. A very talented and underrated guy. |
