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Master with Cracked Fingers (1971)

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Summary: Young Jackie was intrigued by Kung-Fu since an early age, but his father strictly forbade its practice. One day, he meets an old beggar who offers to teach Jackie how to fight. Jackie grows up to be quite good though he keeps his knowledge a secret until he is forced to fight by an extortion ring that's putting the squeeze on his uncle's restaurant. (imdb)
Poster submitted by Gauntlet
AKA: Guang dong xiao lao hu
AKA: Snake Fist Fighter
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Action
Country: Hong Kong
Directed By: Mu Zhu
More information at the Internet Movie Database
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na whatismyname
40
T1
This succeeded in making me laugh where the other early Jackie Chan films have failed, albeit still for the wrong reasons. There were actually some good fight scenes, the end fight notwithstanding. Jackie and the old dude fighting is what I refer to as 'Chuck Norris treatment' in which people have to slow down their fighting so as not to break the old man's bones.
na tyoda
40
T3
na sobored
60
T4
na imdb
47
T2
na blahzor
35
T2
na shaulbennu
40
na joseywales
79
T9
Jackie's first starring role should be considered essential viewing. There are so many memorable moments in this mess like: the master (Simon Yuen) repeatedly lurking in the bushes, Dean Shek's Popeye attack, Dean Shek's dominoes dance, 35 seconds of Drunken Master (1978) footage spliced in, and the classic quote: "He looks like a pork sandwich!"
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