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The South Shaolin Master
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List Price: $14.95
Our Price: $13.49
Your Save: $ 1.46 ( 10% )
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Manufacturer: Everbright Chung Cheong DVD
Starring: Jian-Guo Chiu, Xiao-zhen Zhong, Wei-Zhing Pan, Gen-Fa Sun, Yan-Long Li
Directed By: Lung Siu
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Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0601641156141
Format: Color
Label: Everbright Chung Cheong DVD
Manufacturer: Everbright Chung Cheong DVD
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Everbright Chung Cheong DVD
Region Code: 1
Release Date: 2002-09-17
Running Time: 93
Studio: Everbright Chung Cheong DVD
Theatrical Release Date: 1984
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Summary: Action abounds
Comment: A good, but not pretentious, movie. The action sequences are solid and do not attempt to be too flashy. This film and its sequel are worthwhile additions to one's DVD library.
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Summary: Independent Classic
Comment: This is one of those "classics" that for some reason was overlooked. Everything about it has the look and feel of anything by Shaw Brothers or Golden Harvest except using more beautiful actual locations and real buildings. The fight choreography and cinematography are excellent and surprising since this was not made by any of the aforementioned studios. The actors are pretty much unknowns but are definately capable of performing realistic martial arts techniques without the nauseating wire tricks in today's films. The DVD video and audio quality are very good and thankfully in widescreen. And how important widescreen is in this film. The cast is huge with many extras in many scenes. Also, the Chinese countryside is beautifully filmed adding to the film's epic feel. It's just a kung fu movie, I know, but if care was taken in making films of this quality, maybe the world would've taken the genre more seriously and it wouldn't have degenerated into the sad state it is now.
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Summary: best wushu ever put in a movie....
Comment: If you like wushu, get this movie. its amazing. a true test of the knowledge of a martial arts film fan is how they rate this movie. If you like actors pretending to be martial artists, being yanked around on strings with 2 second cuts, this movie is NOT for you.
if you like a movie full of REAL talented wushu athletes from China, with LONG fight sequences (upwards of 20-30 seconds! believe it or not!) demonstrating high difficulty moves... this movie is for you.
The story is a bit rudimentary, the dragon boating scenes are a bit boring (unless you're a huge dragon boat fan maybe) but that is what the Fast Forward button is for... its worth it for the fight scenes alone.
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Summary: Amazing kung fu flick
Comment: First off, I'd like to point out that I love acrobatic, wushu style of martial arts in movies. If you are the same way, you will absolutely love this movie.
Although the story is boring, it is far from annoying due to the fact that this movie obvously has a higher budget than most kung fu films of the time not starring Jackie Chan. It is a very easy film to watch, and the kung fu is spectacular.
Every person who performs martial arts in this movie is obvously very skilled at wushu, and the choreography is beautifully done.
BUY THIS MOVIE NOW!
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Summary: Good Movie
Comment: i like the plot of this movie and the star actor along with a few of the other actors, all are very interesting, there are however a few boring moments in this film, so i couldnt give it a five.
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