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This week we have Hong Kong action movie greats, Alexander Fu Sheng and Ti Lung, tag-teaming together in The Deadly Breaking Sword. Lots of blood, swords, and Ti Lung style bad-assery sprinkled with Fu Sheng’s charming tom-foolery to make this movie worth while and fun. It is another Shaw Brothers must watch kung fu flick!
Ti Lung runs around this film challenging people to the death with his arrogance and bad temper as a master swordsman. Reminiscent of some old gun fighter flicks, Ti Lung also comes prepared with a coffin before every match. This guy is a real heart warmer.
Then we got Fu Sheng who is a petty scoundrel and a compulsive gambler who moonlights as a bouncer to pay off his debts. His indentured servant hood carries on with comic relief and a soft spot for the ladies in the film.
Although the fight scenes are solid, there is not much of a compelling story. The characters are an enjoyable contrast with the usual elaborate Shaw Brothers movie sets. I for one enjoyed the film because I am a fan of Ti Lung and Alexander Fu Sheng, and I believe there is enough quality of action and scenes to make this movie a must watch.
Now kick back and enjoy!
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Kung Fu Saturdays: The Deadly Breaking Sword
Q Ball
Q Ball is a South Florida inner city native who has embraced Hip Hop culture ever since He first heard "Rapper's Delight" in 1979. His journey to live the culture was enhanced during the massive relocation boom of New Yorkers throughout the 80s which gave South Florida the nickname, "The 6th Borough." His enthusiasm lead him into the skills of Lyricism, Graff Writing, and Track Producing and now writes for Old School Scholar.
Ti Lung runs around this film challenging people to the death with his arrogance and bad temper as a master swordsman. Reminiscent of some old gun fighter flicks, Ti Lung also comes prepared with a coffin before every match. This guy is a real heart warmer.
Then we got Fu Sheng who is a petty scoundrel and a compulsive gambler who moonlights as a bouncer to pay off his debts. His indentured servant hood carries on with comic relief and a soft spot for the ladies in the film.
Although the fight scenes are solid, there is not much of a compelling story. The characters are an enjoyable contrast with the usual elaborate Shaw Brothers movie sets. I for one enjoyed the film because I am a fan of Ti Lung and Alexander Fu Sheng, and I believe there is enough quality of action and scenes to make this movie a must watch.
Now kick back and enjoy!
Please install the Veoh Player to enjoy this feature length presentation in your browser as well as download the video.
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