1 of the Shaw Brothers all-time classics
36th Chamber of Shaolin is an all-time classic Shaw Brothers film featuring Gordon Liu. It plays upon a common trope of Hong Kong films of the Han Chinese struggling against the Manchus who ruled the country. That’s struck home by Liu’s teacher who talks about patriotic Chinese who are fighting to liberate their country. He inspires Liu to join the resistance which eventually forces him to flee to the Shaolin Temple where he learns martial arts. The story developed this theme more than others of the time which just took it for granted since they were for a Chinese audience that knew their history.<br /><br />The movie is known for its extensive training sequences which were always a mainstay of Kung Fu films. This one however had Liu and the others at Shaolin going through several levels hence the title. It’s one of the main draws even more than the fighting.<br /><br />It was also highly influential. The first scene where a Chinese resistance fighter jumps from a roof into the middle of a Manchu procession might be familiar to some as it was borrowed by Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Another time Liu has to carry water as part of his routine at Shaolin which was referenced in Kill Bill Vol. 2 which also had Liu in it. Finally it helped spread the myth of Shaolin Kung Fu around the world.
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