DVD: Pai Wei     DVD:     Pai Wei      Five Deadly Venoms Sheng Chiang, Philip Kwok Beverly Wilshire, 2000 this is the stuff you been lukin 4 This was one of my personal best kung fu flicks. I give a 10 out of 10 in rating.             Five Deadly Venoms Sheng Chiang, Philip Kwok ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMS INC., 2000 this is the stuff you been lukin 4 This was one of my personal best kung fu flicks. I give a 10 out of 10 in rating.             The Kid with the Golden Arm Chien Sun, Meng Lo Ground Zero, 2001 The best venom flick out of the bunch. After seeing 5 deadly venoms for the first time, I had to see their other movies. I went over to hastings once and they were selling venom movies on vhs for 2.99 each, so I loaded up. My favorite one was Kid With The Golden Arm. All the characters were great (most ...             The Prodigal Son Frankie Chan, Lung Chan 20th Century Fox, 2004 One of Sammo's best Sammo Hung Kam-Bo's first film on Wing Chun and one of its important experts Leung Jan was the exquisite treatise named Warriors Two (1978). His second movie, The Prodigal Son (1981), would be a much more box-office successful and less didactic prequel to that film and ...             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 ...             Last Hurrah for Chivalry Damian Lau, Pai Wei Dragon Dynasty, 2007 one fine flick As this classic opens, we find a couple of characters in vastly different positions. With one being a drunk, assasin for hire that has no morals at all. Add in a little bit of romance that is rebuffed repeatedly by the would be assassin and the woman who longs for ...             Master of the Flying Guillotine Tak Chi Chen, Fu Chiang Chi Pathfinder Home Ent., 2002 One of the Greatest Martial Arts Films! The picture quality on this disc is pretty uneven, but this film is so amazing, it really doesn't matter. The Master of the title, is the bad guy, but he has one of the weirdest weapons I've ever seen. Non-stop, bizarre action, fun performances and some bloody, crazy ...             Invincible Shaolin Chien Sun, Sheng Chiang SB, 2001 Nice plot that keeps you enticed This movie is one of my favorites.. I have quite a collection and enjoy revisiting Invincible. Won't get into specifics but the fighting matches are awesome.. love the fact that the movie displays a tense and avengeful atmosphere. More importantly, I personally favored ...             Master of the Flying Guillotine Tak Chi Chen, Fu Chiang Chi Pathfinder Home Ent., 2004 One of the Greatest Martial Arts Films! The picture quality on this disc is pretty uneven, but this film is so amazing, it really doesn't matter. The Master of the title, is the bad guy, but he has one of the weirdest weapons I've ever seen. Non-stop, bizarre action, fun performances and some bloody, crazy ...             Magnificent Butcher Sammo Hung Kam-Bo, Hoi San Lee 20th Century Fox, 2003 I finally got around to seeing this, and it will be a while before it leaves my DVD player Sammo Hung stars as Butcher Wing, the famous student of Wong Fei Hong, and Master Wong is played by Kwan Tak Hing! Kwan would be the standout performer, except for the fact that he only has a cameo and the rest of the cast does such a good job. When Sammo's brother ...             The Prodigal Son Frankie Chan, Lung Chan Tai Seng, 2000 One of Sammo's best Sammo Hung Kam-Bo's first film on Wing Chun and one of its important experts Leung Jan was the exquisite treatise named Warriors Two (1978). His second movie, The Prodigal Son (1981), would be a much more box-office successful and less didactic prequel to that film and ...             The Prodigal Son Frankie Chan, Lung Chan Tai Seng, 2000 One of Sammo's best Sammo Hung Kam-Bo's first film on Wing Chun and one of its important experts Leung Jan was the exquisite treatise named Warriors Two (1978). His second movie, The Prodigal Son (1981), would be a much more box-office successful and less didactic prequel to that film and ...             Last Hurrah for Chivalry Damian Lau, Pai Wei Tai Seng, 2000 one fine flick As this classic opens, we find a couple of characters in vastly different positions. With one being a drunk, assasin for hire that has no morals at all. Add in a little bit of romance that is rebuffed repeatedly by the would be assassin and the woman who longs for ...          products you might be interested in   search for DVDs chivalry, guillotine, invincible, magnificent, prodigal, shaolin      toavi.com    web we recommend this is the stuff you been lukin 4 randomly chosen book: Living Gluten-Free For Dummies (For Dummies (Health & Fitness))