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I agree, this is the third time i watch this over five years and i could only enjoy it now. The first time it's too dense and complex that it's frustrating. But for me the woman in that movie is so beautiful, it's the best thing in it.

Splendid detective work I must say old boy, these guys are even better than Charlie Chan, the story drone out the fighting and so the story become 75% of the movie but I still think this movie has made it as a classic it's loaded with well known actors and I must say it's also well written, xiexie ni.

Yes..He's an actual kung-fu artist first, Actor second.... Such was Bruce Lee !!!

@@SorryWereOpen717 hahaha, not true. Bruce lee was born from an actor father and he was a boy actor. Look it up he played in several Hong Kong (non fighting) movies as a boy. Bruce lee was an actor BEFORE he even learned kung fu. No comparison with Chi Kuan Chun who is a true kung fu expert first. Also i hate to break it to you, but Lee was a second category kung fu artist despite his fame in the West. Chinese never saw him as a top expert. He made it big because he was the 1st to enter the West and because of his antics as an actor (faces twitching, nose rub, animal sounds while facing opponents, eating his own blood, all has nothing to do with real expertise). Now ask yourself why all his fights scenes rarely have more than 2 strikes per opponent. That's because he lacked the expert skills to do long complex fights. Watch a movie like Chess Boxing, there you see two true experts do very long and complex kung fu combinations for minutes often without cut. Lee's talent was definitively more that of a director and actor and fighter last. I know he attended competitions, trained body building and relied a lot on the success of his movies for reputation. He was convinced he was unbeatable and trained speed and reflexes but he lacked the most important asset. A calm mind. He once was challenged by a chinese kung fu expert for a gentleman face off and he proceeded trying to gouge the eyes of the challenger. That's the kind of man he was in real life. A nut case for sure. Not a kung fu expert. Oh and he never won that fight. It lasted a 25 minutes and he ran out of breath. If you know more about him, he was bullied and beaten senseless as a teenager. This is why he started learning self defense.

you're right ! Only Chi Kuan Chun is a real expert in this movie, however the inspector did quite well in the end fight.

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I have to admit I was really disappointed to find out the chief inspector was the bad guy behind all this!

This music is great how can I get a instrumental

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Levinita Barlow i love the way u love ur kung fu films my friend Xx

@@chrissyprice9829 same to you!🔥🔥nice to meet people with the same passions 👍

as a pure actor, yes.