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Shaolin Against Lama
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List Price: $14.95
Our Price: $2.30
Your Save: $ 12.65 ( 85% )
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Ground Zero
Starring: Alan Chui Chung San, Kim Fan, Lucifer Lee, Alexander Lou, Hsieh Wang
Directed By: William Chang
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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0694795401526
Format: Color
Label: Ground Zero
Manufacturer: Ground Zero
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Ground Zero
Region Code: 0
Release Date: 2002-08-27
Studio: Ground Zero
Theatrical Release Date: 1984
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Vs. or Against - Big Difference
Comment: This is Shaolin Against Lama. It's not Shaolin Vs. Lama. It's not just a case of two different translations of the same title. They are separate movies. Both were made around 1983/84, and both star Alexander Lo Rei and William Yen. To add to the confusion, for some reason the cover of the Ground Zero/Black Belt Theater edition of SAL shows a picture of Lo Rei's character from SVL. The tell-tale difference between the two movies is that SAL does not star Chang Shan, whose battles with Lo Rei in SVL help make that movie a classic of the kung fu genre. Instead, Shaolin Against Lama is an above average kung fu movie with good fight scenes and a convoluted storyline.
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Summary: DVD has terrible picture and sound quality
Comment: This DVD produced by a company called Ground-Zero (with "Black Belt Theatre" marking on the front cover) seems to have been made from a worn-out VHS tape. The picture was terribly grainy and the sound volume varies frequently. The voice dubbing was hilariously bad. The plot involves a villian named Chia-Siu (roast pork?) who tries to kill a Tibetan prince and ignite a war between the prince's faction and the Shaolin temple. The movie largely consists of fight after fight, tied together by a thin plot. The fighting was good, but not the best I've seen. Pay close attention to the scene where the prince visits a temple during a funeral ceremony, and you will see a couple of black-and-white PHOTOGRAPHS of the deceased people displayed prominently on the altar - perhaps there were time travelers involved in the plot but I didn't catch it.
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Summary: Old "Skool Kun Fu!!
Comment: I expected big things from this flick,,,but i felt it fell really short. Nontheless this i though it was entertaining. The drunken fights were amazing, and the old school kung fu really plentyful and consistant thoughout the flick!!
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Summary: Shaolin Temple Against Lama
Comment: THERE ARE FEW MARTIAL ARTS MOVIES THAT ARE OUT THERE WITH NON STOP ACTION. THIS IS ONE OF THEM. FROM THE OPENING CREDITS ALEXANDER LO REI IS ATTACKED BY A PAID ASSASSIN AND FROM THERE ON ITS JUST ACTION. ONE OF THE MOST UNDERATED MARTIAL ARTS FILM OUT THERE. IF YOU BUY YOU WILL ENJOY.
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Summary: RICHARD /GOLDEN EYE VIDEO CLUB
Comment: I MUST SAY THERE COULD NEVER BE A BETTER MARTIAL ART MOVIE THAN SHAOLIN TEMPLE AGAINST LAMA. THE FIGHT SCENE IS SO POWERFUL IT WILL HAVE YOU REWINDING YOUR TAPE OVER AND OVER AGAIN. THE PLOT AND THEME IS WONDERFUL, IT IS A MUST SEE MOVIE, LOT OF ACTION,HUMOUR NOT TO MENTION THE FINAL DUEL. YOU WOULD LOVE IT. GO AND BUY A COPY OR RENT A COPY NOW. ALSO SEE NINJA VS SHAOLIN GUARD, NINJA HUNTER AND FIVE DEADLY VENOM.
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