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Post by Xenorama ™ on Sept 3, 2006 15:26:31 GMT -8
Director(s): Sammo Hung Kam-bo
Producer(s): Raymond Chow Man-wai
Action Director(s): Sammo Hung Kam-bo, Fung Hak-on, Billy Chan Wui- ngai
Writer(s): Sze-To On
Cinematographer(s): Ricky Lau Koon-wai
Music: n/a
Rated: II (HK) - moderate violence
Cast: Leung Kar-yan ... Liang Tsang Casanova Wong ... Cashier Chan Hua Sammo Hung Kam-bo ... Fei Chun Fung Hak-on ... Mo Lee Hoi-sang ... Ya Chao Dean Shek Tin ... Mentor Chiu Yeung Wai ... Lam Ching-ying (1) ... Thug Peter Chan Lung ... Conman Yuen Biao ... Student Chung Faat ... Tramp Chin Yuet-sang ... Tai Bo ... Huang Ha ... Tiger Yueng ... Mang Hoi ... Billy Chan Wui-ngai ... (cameo) Yuen Miu ... (cameo) Mars ... (cameo) Cheung Man-ting ... Wellson Chin Sing-wai ...
ok, i'll admit it- i'm biased against Wing Chun- my style of Choi Li Fut and Wing Chun are hereditary rivals, so naturally i like styles like mine.
however, this is a damn good movie, lots of action and a good story. Casanova Wong (from Korea) plays Cashier Hua, who overhears the badguy Mo talking about taking over the town. chaos ensues, and Beardy eventually takes him as a disciple of Wing Chun, teaching him while Sammo does his comedy bits. it all ends in the big battle.
for more info- go here: www.kungfucinema.com/reviews/warriorstwo_020305.htm
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Post by hman on Sept 27, 2006 12:56:01 GMT -8
I checked out the last 15 minutes, which were pretty cool. Fung Hak-On, the main villain, really stole the show as the mantis villain. That's some of the best mantis fighting that I've seen in a movie. They say that he also does a great job with the mantis style in "Iron-Fisted Monk".
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