DVD: Norman Chu     DVD:     Norman Chu      Mausoleum Bobbie Bresee, Marjoe Gortner some strange shi! going on... we'll this movie is worth seeing just for the housekeeper. she's so funny in her character and what she say's in one scene is worth the whole experience of watching it. it's a little known "B" movie from the 80's and recently released on dvd. there was a whole string ...             Wing Chun Michelle Yeoh, Donnie Yen Image Entertainment, 1998 A great DVD for Michelle Yeoh fans Michelle Yeoh is Yim Wing Chun (Wing Chun), and she has unmatched fighting skills in her village. A well-to-do relative runs a Soya Bean shop, and during a local festival, a woman named Charmy has brought her sick husband to the village for medical aid. Bandits then ...             Shaolin Master Killer (Widescreen Edition) Chia Hui Liu, Lieh Lo Crash Cinema Media, 2000 An Essential Martial Arts Film! Anyone that is a fan of martial arts needs to see this film! The film is put together very nicely, and the picture looks great. The story is very good. A students seeks vengeance on the government that killed his friends and family, and seeks out the Shaolin temple. A ...             Legend of the Liquid Sword Norman Chu, Aaron Kwok Xenon, 2003 the movie is good but this production is poor for english audiences i will go ahead and still give this movie a 5 star rating even though this particular version of it is very hard to follow for non-chinese speaking folks. the english subs are absolutely horrible on this film, and there is no english dub so it is at times hard to ...             Inner Senses (Special Edition) Leslie Cheung, Kar Yan Lam Tai Seng, 2003 Asian Horror with intelligence and sensitivity While there are some cliches apparent in this film, it's also amazing that some of the scenes in it have been used for newer releases like "The Shadow of The Wraith," for one. I am constantly finding that good films are always a minefield for our current horror ...             King of Beggars Stephen Chow, Man Tat Ng Tai Seng, 1998 Very Enjoyable Although The Ending Gets Sloppy I've seen most of Stephen Chow's movies and would rank "King Of Beggars" among his better works. I thought it was a really hilarious film, with a good plot and premise, although the ending feels a bit rushed and sloppy. Basic plot: Chow plays "So Chan", the very ...             Duel to the Death Norman Chu, Damian Lau 20th Century Fox, 2003 One of the best endings possible this movie really kicks a**.one of the most interesting fight scenes ever seen.and they weren't playing when they said fight to the death.I would highly recommend the movie for all martial arts lovers like myself.             Gods of Wu Tang Norman Chu, Kwan Chung Xenon, 2003 Good Kung-fu Gods of Wu Tang is an action packed film that challenged even MY kung-fu (Which is very powerful)             The Duel Andy Lau, Ekin Cheng Tai Seng, 2001 My name is 9, Dragon 9 Perhaps the best way to think of this movie is as a Chinese equivalent of a James Bond movie, (it even has the James Bond theme in one scene). The basic plot of the movie is when one of the country's greatest swordsmen, Yip Cool Sung, challenges another, Simon Blow ...             Black Magic (Shaw Brothers Special Edition) Lung Ti, Lieh Lo Image Entertainment, 2006 BLACK MAGIC DELIVERS SHOCKS AND SHIVERS I was shocked and delighted at this incredibly entertaining and bizarre spectacle that goes way over the top but in some weird way also seems restrained. I'm not into blood and gore or the recent glut of Cinema de Sadism, but this retro classic does not flinch ...             We're Going to Eat You Norman Chu, Melvin Wong Tokyo Shock, 2006 very very ....... surprised !!! Wanted tu buy myself a dvd, was searching on amazon for a movie.Since i owne almost every zombie/italien movie, i tried to find something new, something that i mist.I had never heard of this movie befor i baught it and i was expecting nothing out of it.I am i big fan ...             Duel to the Death Norman Chu, Damian Lau Tai Seng, 2000 One of the best endings possible this movie really kicks a**.one of the most interesting fight scenes ever seen.and they weren't playing when they said fight to the death.I would highly recommend the movie for all martial arts lovers like myself.             The Flying Guillotine Pai Wei, Norman Chu Beverly Wilshire, 2000 Legendary Kung-Fu classic meets Shakespearean epic It's true, it doesn't have quite the action and hand-to-hand of 'other classics' like, i.e., The Kid with The Golden Arm, but you have to own this title anyways, or you're just posing. The movie is different from those 'other classics' in that it's hero is more of a ...             Return of the Deadly Blade Yasuaki Kurata, Pan Pan Yeung Ground Zero, 2001 A Shaw Bros. film-yet it's not! At first glance you think this is a classic Shaw Bros. film.It isn't,but it's just as good,if not better than most.The array of weapons and styles is too numerous to mention.The extra features are also too numerous to mention.I also recommend the Wu Tang Clan's latest ...             The Sword Adam Cheng, Norman Chu Tai Seng, 2003 The Sword I love this movie. I watch it several times. The fighting scenes are amazing. You can see that it was ahead of its time. I would 100% recommand movie. Adam Cheng sword fighting is the best I have seen in all his performances.          products you might be interested in   search for DVDs brothers, edition, guillotine, mausoleum, special, widescreen      toavi.com    web randomly chosen DVD: Lilo & Stitch