Knowing chess to defeat your enemy in Kung Fu
Offensive Shaolin Longfist is loose on story, it’s about a student seeking revenge for his master, and high on action. Both of these were common in Kung Fu flicks of the time and pretty formulaic. The start has a good dose of comedy thrown in when the student goes through his training. The fight scenes are the best because they’re fast and well choreographed. That was topped off by the climax which was over the top. It reminded me of a Japanese kids show where the three robots have to come together to defeat the bad guy as the three heroes have to unify their attack to beat the villain. In the movie they actually put it in terms of chess where you have to predict your opponent’s moves and counter them to win.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Phillip Chan"], "Starring": ["Elton Chong", "Mike Wong"], "Studio": ["Wu Tang Collection"]}

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