Mo jong yuen: So hat yi (1992) Hong Kong

An earlier movie of Stephen Chow, the man behind the classics Kung Fu Hustles and Sholin Soccer.
King of Beggars is in the style of earlier Jackie Chan comedies with lots of kung fu and hilarious situations, but touched by Chow's comedy genius.
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Arahan jangpung daejakjeon (2004) - South Korea

I'm back with fresh movies. Well not so fresh if you consider the year 2004.
That's the Korean answer to Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle, although it's less "cult" than the previous ones.
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Movie posters from http://www.soj22.net/

Ying xiong (2002) Hong Kong/China

Surely Zhang Yimou's best film (so far), and one of the world's best movies ever.
Definitely a must see.
a.k.a "Hero"
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Enter the Dragon (1973) Hong Kong/USA

There is only one word to describe this movie: Classic.

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Baramui Fighter (2004) -South Korea

Beautiful and visually stunning!
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Jackie Chan's Kwai tsan tseh (1984) - Hong Kong/Spain

A Jackie Chan classic

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Les Fils du vent (2004)

aka Yamakasi 2

Surprisingly good cinematography and choreography, great martial arts/sports movie. The story could be better though.
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Country: France / UK / Spain

Kung fu (2004) - China / Hong Kong

Honestly, the most hilarious film I have ever seen. Brilliant!

Kung Fu Hustle


I can't wait for Kung Fu Hustle II...

Hyeongsa (2005) South Korea

Duelist (International: English title)

Although the story was sometimes difficult to follow, the movie was visually stunning and the choreography - delightful!

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