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Originally posted by chrisisall:
EVERY time I watch it, I love it more, seriously, it's one of the best martial arts flick to come along in a decade!!! Jet & Jackie are amazing, and the 'Eastern-Wizard-of-Oz' sort of story is kind of enchanting. You peeps must see it if you haven't already!


The gung-fu Chrisisall

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Originally posted by lwaves:
Sounds interesting.
Not gonna look at reviews so as not to be spoiled but are we talking comedy, serious or what?

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Originally posted by Cybersnark:
It also has Jet Li, apparently having the most fun he's ever had onscreen.

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Originally posted by NewOldBrownCoat:
just bought it for my son-in-law. Apparrently , It's his favorite movie. Never heard of it myself, I don't do action-adventure-kung fu flicks, but I'll have to watch it with him.

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Originally posted by chrisisall:
EVERY time I watch it, I love it more, seriously, it's one of the best martial arts flick to come along in a decade!!! Jet & Jackie are amazing, and the 'Eastern-Wizard-of-Oz' sort of story is kind of enchanting. You peeps must see it if you haven't already!

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Originally posted by OPPYH:

You have impeccable taste in martial arts movies so I'll pick it up.

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Jackie Chan can do no wrong in my book(except for Rush Hour 3).

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Originally posted by chrisisall:
*gulp* Usually...some peeps have trashed this flick due to the family-friendly nature...let me know what ya think.
Oh! An Jet Li's Tai Chi Master has just been re-mastered- you can get it anywhere now! Fist Of Legend as well!

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Originally posted by OPPYH:


I have Fist of Legend on VHS. About time I upgrade.

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Originally posted by lwaves:
Sounds interesting.
Not gonna look at reviews so as not to be spoiled but are we talking comedy, serious or what?

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It's mostly like a family film with little spots of violence that make it unsuitable for the under 10 crowd, it's loosely based on a Chinese legend, with lots of Western-friendly references...like most of Jackie's films, lightweight story supported by excellent fight scenes and a good sense of humour. Peeps looking for blood will be disappointed- this is popcorn time, and I've seen it six time since I bought it.
It's (somewhat) similar in tone to Drunken Master 2, but way more fantasy-based.


The answering Chrisisall

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Originally posted by lwaves:

Have a great Xmas/Yule or whatever.

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