Young John Woo Sammo Hung Jackie Chan but story & fights are routine
John Woo is known for his Hong Kong action movies with plenty of gun play and iconic images. He actually got started making Kung Fu flicks like Hand of Death released by Golden Harvest in 1976.<br /><br />Woo obviously hadn’t developed his distinctive style as this is a run of the mill martial arts film. The story takes a familiar theme of the evil Manchus trying to take over the Shaolin Temple because it was seen as a threat to their rule over China. Doran Tan, a follower of Shaolin seek revenge upon one of his brethren that sold out to the Manchus.<br /><br />The opening fight sequence features a young Sammo Hung which for some reason they gave a huge set of fake teeth. Later Tan hooks up with a pre-eye surgery Jackie Chan.<br /><br />The action sequences are decent but nothing to write home about. The only real reasons to watch this are to check out the young Hung and Chan and because it’s one of Woo’s earliest releases.
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