The Karate Kid
When Dre Parker's single mother has to move to China for her career, Dre has no choice but to come with his mother as well. There, in an unfamiliar place, the twelve-year-old kid has to get used to his new home. But things start to get more interesting when he meets Mr. Han whom he learns kung fu from.
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- #1March 13, 2019"This is one of Jackie Chan's best action film. He even says so himself in his autobiography. The action sequence as amazing, everything is choreographed to such an incredible degree and what you see behind the camera is actually what is happening in front of it. This movie truly showcases Jackie's abilities as a stuntman. He truly is one of the best in the business."
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Police Story - #2March 13, 2019"The only movie that Bruce Lee wrote, directed, and starred in all himself and it shows. From the choreography to the countless waves of enemies that never seem to end. This is one action-packed movie from start to finish and let us not forget the iconic Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris fight scene. Truly of the best martial arts movies of all time."
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The Way of the Dragon - #3March 13, 2019"The plot of the movie isn't particularly deep but boy is the fight scenes truly amazing. Jackie Chan is in top form here showing us his immense athleticism and amazing speed and precision, which is saying much considering this is a movie about drunken kung fu. He truly is one of the greatest martial artists and stuntman of all time."
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The Legend of Drunken Master - #4March 13, 2019"This movie holds significance being Bruce Lee's final and best movie in this career and one that he had full control over all the fight scenes. The hall of mirrors fight scene was truly unforgettable. Add to that Lee's precise and blazing fast moves, makes for one of the best fight scenes in martial arts movie history."
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Enter the Dragon - #5March 13, 2019"One of the best martial arts movies of all time and one of Stephen Chow's best work. It melds so many genres like gangster elements, kung fu action, plenty of comedy, with a little dash of romance mixed in. All of which is presented in a silly, over the top way that he has been known for."
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Kung Fu Hustle - #6March 13, 2019"One of Donnie Yen's great early performances even before he took the role of IP Man. The movie gave me sort of a Robin Hood vibe as I was watching it. A classic mysterious man fighting corruption and helping out the poor plot. Not that I am complaining. It was an enjoyable watch overall."
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Iron Monkey - #7March 13, 2019"Before there was Bruce Lee, there was Ip Man. His story is just as riveting as his star pupil, maybe even more, considering the times that he had to live through. If you like martial arts movies of just fighting movies in general, then this is a movie that you have to see."
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Ip Man - #8March 13, 2019"Sports and martial arts genres mix to produce something of an oddity but at the same, a great and well-executed movie. The cartoonish, comical style of Stephen Chow is present here and adds to the theme of the movie. It's not his best work but it is one of the greats."
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| 1 | Ip Man | Movies | 20 | Paid |
| 2 | Kung Fu Hustle | Movies | 12 | Paid |
| 3 | Enter the Dragon | Movies | 7 | Paid |
| 4 | Iron Monkey | Movies | 3 | Paid |
| 5 | The Legend of Drunken Master | Movies | 2 | Paid |
| 6 | The Way of the Dragon | Movies | 2 | Paid |
| 7 | Shaolin Soccer | Movies | 2 | Paid |
| 8 | Police Story | Movies | 1 | Paid |
| 9 | The Karate Kid | Movies | 0 | Paid |
| 10 | The Karate Kid | Movies | 0 | Paid |