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My Favorite Hong Kong Cinema and Martial Arts Movies

By todd - Posted on 23 March 2006

I am often recommending Martial Arts and related films to friends and students. Finally, I've devised a list of my top choices of movies from the Chinese / Hong Kong Cinema! Enjoy!

Stay tuned for more suggestions!

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Ong-Bak
Submitted by Jay (not verified) on Thu, 2006-06-15 11:47.

Don't forget this amazing flick. I loved how there was no wire work, or at least they did a great job of keeping it as subtle as possible. Tony Jaa is just an amazing artist. Make sure you watch the extras on the DVD. Lots of bad-ass live action stunts from the man himself.

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Ong-Bak is a definite "must see"
Submitted by todd on Thu, 2006-06-15 22:06.

I agree. I just saw Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior last week and dug on it. The plot was a little thin, but it was refreshing to see Muay Thai rather than Kung Fu. Tony Jaa is reminiscent of Jackie Chan in his stunt work and performance, but he exhibits the intensity of Jet Li (not quite a Bruce Lee, though). His flexibility and performance are amazing.

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Tales From The Dead
Submitted by Jigganaut on Sun, 2007-12-23 18:51.

Here's a 2007 J-Horror film shot in Los Angeles! It's called Tales From The Dead. Check it out!

http://www.talesfromthedead.com

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