For all the hoopla, respect and recognition this film gets from Kung Fu historians, it still lacks glaringly in a couple critical areas: action and fight scenes
.<br /><br />The film is a great example of how to make a film that's not just a martial arts movie, but a comedy. The film's main character, who is the main villain, is an old man who has been in the military for many years. He is now a soldier and has a new job. When he is in his new position, he has to fight for his country. This is where the film really shines. It's a very funny film, and it's very well done. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes martial art movies. If you're looking for a good martial artist movie to watch, this is it. You'll be glad you did. <p><b]The acting is great. There are some great performances by the cast. They all have great lines and great acting. Some of the actors are great, like the old guy who was the leader of a group of soldiers who were killed in action. But the rest of them are just great.<p>The special effects are amazing. These are the kind of things that you can't get in any other martial artists movies, especially if you are a fan of martial Arts movies.<b><p]I highly suggest this to any martial-arts fan
. The action scenes are a bit too long and the fight sequences are too slow. I'm not sure if this is a problem with the film's production values or the fact that the director was a fan of the martial arts genre. But I think the movie is still a great example of how to make a good film.