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Poster submitted by GauntletAKA: Shih ba pan wu yi
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PerryStroika |
60 |
T5 |
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winds |
6 |
T8 |
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onetwothree |
60 |
T7 |
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tyoda |
35 |
T3 |
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Bmagnetic7 |
98 |
T8 |
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killersmalls |
60 |
T2 |
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frg |
10 |
T10 |
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NRM03 |
69 |
T8 |
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lostinlodos |
99 |
T10 |
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AzurEclipse |
20 |
T5 |
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This movie was horrible and hard to keep track of. I spent the first 40 minutes thinking spiritual and magic fighters were one in the same. After casting aside that utterly annoying premise the last 40 minutes went back to the basis of Kung Fu films, and thankfully so. Unfortunately Gordon Liu can only do THIS much to save a dying film
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zae |
30 |
T1 |
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SmooveJ |
84 |
T6 |
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TheDenizen |
90 |
T10 |
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Liu Chia Liang puts on a weapons fighting clinic. This film is a must for serious martial arts fans, an intense series of battles with an incredible variety of weapons.
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Sypeth |
80 |
T3 |
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joseywales |
82 |
T9 |
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Further proof that Chia-Liang Liu makes the best kung fu movies.
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imdb |
69 |
T7 |
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abowloffire |
67 |
T2 |
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nuotio |
52 |
T4 |
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