Early Michelle Yeoh doing her own fight scenes but the story is really lacking
Magnificent Warriors is about the Chinese fighting the Japanese invasion in the 1930s. It features a very young Michelle Yeoh in one of her first Hong Kong films. What stands out is that she does most of her own fight scenes and looked very convincing at it. The movie mostly serves as a vehicle for Yeoh to kick butt.<br /><br />The plot is about Yeoh getting to together with a few others to organize resistance to the Japanese. The story sort of meanders and instead focuses upon Yeoh beating people up before it really gets to its point. Luckily the action sequences are good and don’t have the special effects yet that Hong Kong cinema became famous for. There’s a bunch of comedy as well most of which hasn’t aged well since this came out in the 1980s. That makes it a decent martial arts film overall.<br />C
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