Underwhelming fight sequences
Lo Lieh was one of the great villains in Hong Kong films. He started off as a hero however. The Five Fingers of Death is a perfect example where he plays Chih-Hao who is training for an upcoming martial arts competition. Master Meng Tung-Shan (Tien Feng) is determined to win by any means necessary and deploys a variety of fighters including some Japanese mercenaries and a traitor from Lo’s own school. The Japanese look hilarious with big hairdos by the way.<br /><br />Lo’s saving grace is that his master teaches him the Iron Fist technique. The first time it’s used in combat many will recognize the score as Quentin Tarantino used it in Kill Bill. He also borrowed a scene where a fighter’s eyes are plucked out. Unfortunately the fighting choreography is not that good and makes the movie a bit of a disappointment overall.<br /><br />Last but not least the version that Amazon has on Prime is a horrible copy. It looks like it’s a copy of a VHS tape.
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