Movies showing different shaolin techniques

#MOVIES SHOWING DIFFERENT SHAOLIN TECHNIQUES MOVIE#

The Directors Cut is the only way to see this film, the story is alot more complete, the fights uncensored, uncut, and overall the film is that much more Beautiful in comparison to the butchered, dubbed, and dumbed down version released in theaters. In it he expresses in-detail what he believes is the true meaning of 'Wushu.' It is a story about the journey on takes, Full of Tragedy, Self Growth, Perseverance, and Self Discovery. The Directors Cut in my honest opinion is Jet Li's Masterpiece.

#MOVIES SHOWING DIFFERENT SHAOLIN TECHNIQUES MOVIE#

The theatrical version was fine for casual movie goers and if i rank that version of the film on here it'd be at # 5, but if you fancy yourself a 'martial arts movie fan' or a fan of GOOD CINEMA in general, pick up the DIRECTORS CUT, the one that opens and ends with a special cameo by Michelle Yeoh, features a deleted fight scene with a Muay Thai Boxer, and additional footage to help flesh out the story more and develop the characters. This film is ranked at the # 2 spot after viewing the DIRECTORS CUT. Jackie Chan was named the successor to Bruce, and its not because he copied his style, make no mistake, before the 1st Drunken Master he had his share of failed Bruce Lee Clone Projects, and it wasnt until he smartened up and did things HIS way did his career truly take off, everyone knows, there will never be another Bruce Lee, and as Jackie said himself, 'I dont want to be the next Bruce Lee, i want to be the first Jackie Chan.'Д«ased on the true story of real life martial arts master Huo Yuanjia. Keep in mind there are no Stuntmen, Wires, or CGI, everything Jackie does here and in most of his films are REAL. Ive seen this film dozens of times and i just never get tired of it. Anita Mui stands out for her hilarious performance as Wong Fei Hung's Mother, and the fight and action scenes are phenomenal, some of the BEST in the genre for sure.

It's got everything the original had, and more. Drunken Master II - 'Old Wine in a New Bottle.' Rarely does a sequel ever surpass its predecessor.

Movies showing different shaolin techniques