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4.0 out of 5 stars
THE YUEN CLAN!,
By scott (New York) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dreadnaught [VHS] (VHS Tape)
Early 1980's movie by the Yuen clan,with Woo Ping directing.This movie starts out with a notorious criminal named White Tiger(played by Yuen Hsin Yee) and his wife being attacked by the police.White Tiger is already a little crazy but when his wife is killed,he escapes seeming to be almost completely insane.He gets help from an old business partner(played by Phillip Kao) who runs an opera troupe,and allows White Tiger to hide out in the troupe.In the same town lives a washer boy named Mousey(Yuen Biao) who is a coward.His sister teaches him Eagle Claw kung fu but he doesn't know it.He is actually training while washing clothes.He's scared of almost everyone and everything.After being attacked by White Tiger(who paints his face up in opera make up) in an alley for ringing a small bell(which makes White Tiger go a bit crazy because his wife was wearing a similar bell when she died)which he considers his lucky charm,Mousey's best and only friend Leung Foo(Leung Kar Yan) decides to ask Wong Fei Hung(Kwan Tak Hing)if he will teach Mousey kung fu.The police are still looking for White Tiger and ask master Wong for help.While Leung is looking in the opera house he is attacked and killed by White Tiger,who has decided to help Phillip Kao kill master Wong.Mousey, finding that his best friend has been killed by the crazed opera killer,finally gains the nerve to face White Tiger.When Mousey basically falls into the criminal's trap,master Wong saves him but is hurt by a dart and can't fight.So Mousey takes over and fights White Tiger,rubbing his skin away and literally beating him to death.He utilizes the washer techniques he learned from his sister and does a lot of damage to White Tiger.Yeun Cheung Yan has a small role as one of the police officers.I didn't see Yuen Chun Yeung or Yuen Yat Chor anywhere,but I believe they helped with the choreography.Speaking of choreography,it is great as usual,with Yuen Hsin Yee taking(and giving) some hard blows.Overall it's a great movie not to be missed.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Paint faced Assassin strikes.,
By Erik James (Orono, Me USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dreadnaught [VHS] (VHS Tape)
Yuen Biao is a young wash boy who gets himself caught up in a duranged mans path. After losing his wife a man called White Tiger snaps, losing all control and reason. He soon pics up the persona of the Paint faced killer. After countless murders he finds him self face to face with the young boy. Can the boy get out alive? Amazing fight sequences, over all one of the best ive seen, along with having one of the best casts of stars Yuen Biao, Phillip Kao, Luen Kar Lang, just to name a few.If you don't see this one you havn't seen anything at all. Believe me!
5.0 out of 5 stars
best kungfu movie ever,
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This review is from: Dreadnaught [VHS] (VHS Tape)
dreadnaught is without a doubt the best hk kung fu movie ever., and i am a big fan of the genre.you will like this movie even if you dont like kung fu movies.it is a action packed comedy that the whole family will enjoy.
4.0 out of 5 stars
A way to go,
By René-Viet Nguyen (canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dreadnaught [VHS] (VHS Tape)
One of the lasts old school kung-fu movie...but a great way to go! Yuen biao plays a coward washer boy who somehow gets tangled with a killer. The story is confusing but the martial arts are unique. The scene where the tailor wants to kill master wong fei-hung is a classic that is copy move by move in the new legend of shaolin featuring jet li. The final showdown between biao ad the killer is fascinating as biao proves his ability to jump and move like jackie chan. A must have for all kung-fu old school fans.
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Dreadnaught [VHS] by Dominic Sena (VHS Tape - 1999)
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