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"Never mind, just found it on Youtube......it's called Shogun's Ninja from 1980!"

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Need help with the name of a kung fu / martial arts movie - 1970s - early 1980s

Here's another request for help with the name of an older martial arts movie! I'm guessing it is from the 1970s, latest from the early-mid 1980s.The ending is the most memorable...when the main hero (I guy who uses two daggers/short swords that hug his arms usually - to both protect and kill) confronts the main bad guy who is / might be a Shogun, I don't remember. The Shogun guy fights along with these two black clothed henchmen with identical hair - orangish colored hair? (twins?) that go…See More

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hey all, looking for movie that i in the early 80's. one martial artist had the ability to slide forward while in a full split. can anyone help?

Posted by manuel c on May 22, 2012 at 2:55am

i am seaching for a kung-fu movie my kids and i saw in 1971. it was about this guy got beat up so bad that he crawled in the woods to die but instead created a new form of kung-fu by…

i am seaching for a kung-fu movie my kids and i saw in 1971. it was about this guy got beat up so bad that he crawled in the woods to die but instead created a new form of kung-fu by watching grasshoppers fight and in the end he killed hisself so no one could learn his technique. if anyone knows the title thanks a lot, i have been searching for this film for years

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The world of martial arts cinema

The world of martial arts cinema has been a major part of popular culture for many decades now. It essentially began to sweep across the world in the early 70s with such movies as Five Fingers of Death (1972) and Bruce Lee’s breakout smash Enter The Dragon (1973) as well as the hit TV series Kung Fu (1972-75) which starred David Carradine as an Asian-American Shaolin priest who must flee China after which he travels throughout the Old West to find his half brother. Throughout the rest of the…

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Posted by BossGamez on March 26, 2012 at 8:39pm

Kung Fu movie with a bunch of waiters and dishwashers

Anyone know the name? there were like 6 or 7 of them...

can't remember much of the plot but there was alot of the same whistling as the song's main song

Posted by Nick on February 27, 2012 at 12:05am

yo the prodigal son was alright besides the singing

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Posted by isaac talbert on February 19, 2012 at 8:54am

Can't remember movie

The was a movie with the style of pugilist. PLEASE HELP ME?

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Started by dontneedaname in My Favorite Kung Fu Movie!. Last reply by dontneedaname on Thursday.

What is this movie called? 3 Replies

Maybe early 70's in which a guy gets into a fight with 5 or 6 people and gets his arm ripped off. He goes back to village or (?) and master dips his hand in hot something and makes his hand hard and…Continue

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KUNG FU movie been looking for years 2 Replies

I;ve been looking for a movie cannot remember the name of it. One sence has a fisherman in the water and the killer walk up and fight him had the coolest kill strike I ever saw in a movie when…Continue

Started by Darryl Harvey in My Favorite Kung Fu Movie!. Last reply by Darryl Harvey Mar 12.

Food that makes you fit and Healthy!

Obesity especially belly fat has become a common problem of most of us. It leads to various health problems; out of which some may be life threatening. People with excessive weight are always looking…Continue

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Started by Addykip in My Favorite Kung Fu Movie! Mar 4.

edited. Can someone help me identify a kung fu movie? 2 Replies

The movie I think was made in the 70s or 80s. I think there were 3 guys wearing straw hats and they all had their own special weapon. I just remember one guy had a long chain with a claw attached at…Continue

Started by blackout138 in Ask a Kung Fu Question!. Last reply by blackout138 Mar 5.

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Trying to help some one find a movie. he writes "There is a Kung-fu movie that I have been searching for endlessly. I cannot remember the name but I do remember that it featured a group of students…Continue

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Martial Arts Movies

A Touch of Zen

Kung Fu Movies This film ranks as #9 on the Hong Kong Film Awards Best 100 Chinese motion pictures of all time and is one of two King Hu films to make the top ten. This Kung Fu classic is a very unusual entry into the cannon of Kung Fu movies and has often been imitated. [...]

The One-Armed Swordsman

Kung Fu Movies Produced by the Shaw Brothers, The One-Armed Swordsman would help define Chang Cheh as a premier director with his own eclectic blend of Japanese-style action, western rebelliousness and Chinese wuxia heroes. This film would not only be the first film to break the 1 million dollar box office barrier in Hong Kong, but [...]

Drunken Master

Kung Fu Movies This is arguably Jackie Chan’s best movie and truly exemplary of his unique ability to combine Bruce Lee martial acumen with three stooges-like humor. Director Yuen Woo-Ping really brings out the best in Chan and this film is one of his finest performances, setting the bar for all films to come. The plot centers [...]

Come Drink With Me

Kung Fu Movies This is considered by most aficionados to be the first great Kung Fu genre film to come out of Hong Kong in the 1960′s and is most certainly a great film by any standard. Produced by the inimitable Shaw Brothers and written and directed by King Hu, this film is an absolute technical [...]

The Crippled Avengers

Kung Fu Movies This is one seriously bad ass Shaw Brother’s classic that will totally blow you away. This film easily ranks as one of the top 10 Kung Fu Movie classics, and has influenced many of the films that came after. The venerable Chang Cheh directs this unintentional masterpiece and stars Kuan Tai Chen, Feng [...]