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Topic: Anybody else into martial art movies?
RainbowTrout Joined Fri 04/06/07 Posts: 13869	Mon 04/09/07 10:00 AM
My Sonny Chiba collection has just grown by three more. I have been collecting through yard sales, pawn shops and today a video store ws closing down so I got to make some additional purchases.

jeanc200358 Joined Fri 02/02/07 Posts: 3183	Mon 04/09/07 10:04 AM
Yeah, I loved "Kung Pow: Enter the Fist."

pussywillow Joined Thu 02/15/07 Posts: 363	Mon 04/09/07 10:09 AM
man i love em...samuri sunday was all i lived for in chicago as a child..i really like the old ones by Akira Kurosawa...you have to be able to put up with sub-titles but well worth it.

RainbowTrout Joined Fri 04/06/07 Posts: 13869	Mon 04/09/07 05:48 PM
I loved Kung Pow, too. I kept waiting for the sequel but it never came. I have to be careful when I watch some of the movies because I get so involved into watching them and feel so let down when I can't jump in the trees like they do.

RainbowTrout Joined Fri 04/06/07 Posts: 13869	Mon 04/09/07 05:51 PM
Yeah, those subtitles are something. I liked the way that black guy on Police Academy made fun of the translations. He would do all the sound effects and make a long sentence into a short English one.

klugman Joined Mon 03/19/07 Posts: 1776	Mon 04/09/07 05:52 PM
I'm into martial arts... as far as movies, Jackie chan, Bruce Lee, and Kung fu episodes.

TheLonelyWalker Joined Sat 04/07/07 Posts: 11870	Mon 04/09/07 05:55 PM
jackie chan and jet lee kick ass

seahawks Joined Thu 01/11/07 Posts: 16735	Mon 04/09/07 05:55 PM
HEY CLUG COOL, IM DOIN MIXED MARTIAL ARTS, USED TO BOX TOO, FUK IM GETTIN OLD . LMAO

RainbowTrout Joined Fri 04/06/07 Posts: 13869	Mon 04/09/07 05:57 PM
Those are good ones, Klug. Bruce Lee was like the greatest but Jackie Chan makes them so realistic by showing that one can get hurt, too. I grew up with the Kung Fu series. I thought Bruce Lee was gypped because he wrote the series. In the Green Hornet series Bruce Lee as Kato was good. David Carradene was good as Kung Fu. I always admired the way Kung Fu and Master Po got along.

RainbowTrout Joined Fri 04/06/07 Posts: 13869	Mon 04/09/07 05:59 PM
Jet Lee is awesome. I thought Bruce Lee's son, Brandon Lee did an encore performance in "The Crow" movies.

bogie Joined Fri 09/22/06 Posts: 677	Mon 04/09/07 05:59 PM
grasshopper

RainbowTrout Joined Fri 04/06/07 Posts: 13869	Mon 04/09/07 06:03 PM
Yeah, Grasshopper was a cool name. Blade is awesome, too. I have always wanted to see a movie with Buffy the vampire slayer and Blade in the same movie.

AlpineRocks Joined Mon 09/18/06 Posts: 6220	Mon 04/09/07 07:06 PM
Steven Seagal my favorite.....

scttrbrain Joined Sun 04/08/07 Posts: 5769	Mon 04/09/07 10:29 PM
I love those movies! I just love Jacki Chan movies.

klugman Joined Mon 03/19/07 Posts: 1776	Tue 04/10/07 01:42 PM
Seahawks, I have taken Aikido extensively, it is my favorite. When I was a kid I took Tae kwon do, and kungfu. I use my skills to redirect energy everyday. But have never gotten into a real fight...except sparring with my giant cop friend from time to time. :)

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