July 25, 2006
One of Jackie's first slapstick martial arts comedies - an early look at chinese movie history being made.
Jackie Chan apprenticed in a series of straight-faced martial arts revenge films before he found his true calling as the clown prince of kung fu in Snake in the Eagle's Shadow and the original ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 7, 1997
Stats: 86 reviews
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November 10, 2007In my teens I have to admit that I did see a lot of Chans movies, but I never really liked them, except for the fights of course.
This is one of the better ones though! -
August 13, 2007Grand movie
Love watching Jackie nice martial arts moves and very funny as well -
August 4, 2007This is actually one of Jackie's most serious martial arts movies. It is interesting to see the contrast of the character Jackie plays here (the cocky young martial artist looking for revenge) to the bumbling guy who is thrust into action by circumstances beyond his control. Ja...( read more)
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