r/kungfucinema • • 20h ago

Kung Fu Panda 5 on March 31st, 2028

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r/kungfucinema • • 23h ago

Buddha's Palm/如來神掌 (1982) Entering its final years as a full-time film production studio, Shaw Brothers was making increasingly outrageous martial arts fantasy films that are, IMO, among the coolest and most wildly entertaining movies ever made

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r/kungfucinema • • 17h ago

Can anyone identify this movie sword?

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r/kungfucinema • • 19h ago

Most emotionally charged movies?

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I want screams and tears during fights, bodies trembling from emotions.

Some examples would be In The Line of Duty 3, She Shoots Straight or Monkey Man


r/kungfucinema • • 9h ago

Discussion The Burning Blade from Big Trouble In Little China

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https://imgur.com/a/xxbqGG2

I bought this sword in SF Chinatown years before the movie came out. It has a striking resemblance to the one Peter Kwong's char Rain used during Lo Pan's Ritual and during the final battle in John Carpenter's cult classic Big Trouble In Little China (1986). Wonder if the prop department found it the same way.

https://deadline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Peter-Kwong-obit.jpg?w=681&h=383&crop=1

He also used it here

https://youtu.be/u4BvCC28SaU?si=0woJFvRxeVmzWil

Kicking myself for not buying two xD.


r/kungfucinema • • 7h ago

2000: Jet Li goes on his fan message board to explain why ROMEO MUST DIE sucks

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It's pretty obvious his western films as well as other Asian action stars pale in comparison to their HK movies in terms of fights, editing, directing and stunts.

Even Jackie Chan rarely does western action movies anymore due to his lack of control and trust in the Hollywood system.


r/kungfucinema • • 13h ago

Golden Harvest/ Shaw Brothers Actresses and actors lives after career

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This might be a weird question or topic, but yesterday I watched Goodbye Dragon Inn.

Two actors of the actual movie Dragon Inn showed up in this movie and one of the lines they said to each other hit me.

"No one goes to the movies anymore, and no one remembers us anymore"

It made me think of the lives of all these actors and actresses that we love to see on our screens and how their lives are or were after or during their careers.

Do people want to share some personal anecdotes about HK actors/actresses they looked into? It can be funny, heartwarming, sad etc.

It does not have to be a famous actor, like Chow Yun Fat. It can also be an actor or actresses that was often a side character, for example.

Sorry, I know this is a very niche and probably a weird topic, but that line hit me hard.


r/kungfucinema • • 1h ago

Recommend 5 CHUCK NORRIS CLASSICS

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r/kungfucinema • • 18h ago

The Fantastic Magic Baby (1975) The best part of this Chang Cheh/Shaw Brothers movie is an early appearance by a 23-year-old Philip Kwok as a stone golem | Three years later, Kwok would star as the Lizard in the fan-favorite martial arts film The Five Deadly Venoms (1978)

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r/kungfucinema • • 10h ago

Film Clip Tiě qí's Most Wanted vs The ̶F̶o̶u̶r̶ Three Plowmen | A Better Jianghu 杯雪·一战成名 2026 Spoiler

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The introductions of the Imperial Guard's Most Wanted was such a hype moment in the film! I wish this section was longer! 🔥

Imperial Guard's Most Wanted
Xu Xiangdong 徐向东 as Qin Wen (#3 Most Wanted)
Zhang Hengping 张衡平 as Monk Jin (#2 Most Wanted)
Liu Fengchao 劉峰超 as Geng Canghuai (#1 Most Wanted)

The Four Plowmen
Chunyu Shanshan 淳于珊珊 as Mai Da
Tiger Xu 许明虎 as Gu Er
Zhao Jing Shu Yu 赵靖舒玉 as Nong San


r/kungfucinema • • 9h ago

Angela Mao Golden Harvest

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The first Golden Harvest Film in High Definition from the Great folks @ 88 Films!! Amazon definitely dropped the ball not giving me the Slipcover, oh well thus is life. First ever role for Queen Angela Mao! I fell very blessed to have so many of her classic films in Hi Definition!!!


r/kungfucinema • • 4h ago

WOOF! WOOF! ‘Shadow Strays’ filmmaker Timo Tjahjanto gives an update on ‘Sleeping Dogs’ starring Simu Liu

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In a recent post on X, Tjahjanto gave us a brief update: “Since a lot of you is asking what’s the update on Sleeping Dogs. Trust me when I say Simu and I are doing our best to slowly make this come into fruition. Trying to stay as loyal to Wei Shen’s tale while adding layers to make the narrative more fitting into a feature film is not an easy task. We’re taking our time to make the best version of Sleeping Dogs the movie.

Read the FULL article: https://cityonfire.com/donnie-yen-to-battle-triads-in-sleeping-dogs-film-adaptation/