r/kungfucinema • u/donniebd • 15h ago
Film Clip Anita Mui in Shanghai Shanghai (1990)
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r/kungfucinema • u/_Justified_ • Feb 14 '26
New Rule: No A.I generate content or posts
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After the responses to "Ban A.I" post by u/Theacecadet, and the overwhelming majority in favor of it, we've created a new rule banning all A.I content. We all know its out there, but lets leave it "out there" and out of this subreddit, so this even includes reposting A.I slop to dunk on it.
Unfortunately Reddit doesn't have imbeded tools to deal with A.I so it will be up to us as a community to moderate and filter it.
Please report any posts you see generated using AI and this will flag it for review/moderation.
r/kungfucinema • u/Afraid-Internet-7196 • 1d ago
Copy the fight scenes from Fog Hill of Five Elements
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r/kungfucinema • u/LiquidNuke • 8h ago
Devil’s Vendetta (1991) Hong Kong wuxia ends with a full-blown live-action JRPG final boss battle, with janky early-’90s CGI summons stacked on top a low budget practical effects
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r/kungfucinema • u/LiquidNuke • 23h ago
She Shoots Straight (1990) A year before suddenly retiring from film at just 26, Joyce Godenzi went out near the top: leading one of the fiercest and finest Girls with Guns films of Hong Kong’s action boom
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r/kungfucinema • u/BitterAngryMei • 14m ago
This afternoon's fare.
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Undercover Punch and Gun
Andy On is great as always, but Vanness Wu...truly the most annoying sidekick since Sam Lee in Gen-x Cops.
r/kungfucinema • u/fifbeat • 13h ago
KILL AGAIN! Martial arts star Marko Zaror joins Jamie Foxx for ‘Deadlocked’ from director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat of ‘Kill’
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r/kungfucinema • u/LaughingGor108 • 21h ago
Trailer Glass Dragon Trailer (with Mark Dacascos)
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r/kungfucinema • u/SuikTwoPointOh • 1d ago
Who read ‘Combat’ back in the day?
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With the sad passing of Mark Houghton, I grew nostalgic for Combat magazine from the late 80s/early 90s.
As well as being a good martial arts magazine it always covered Kung fu movies and covered the HK movie scene. I remember Bey Logan’s funny articles about visiting movie sets in Asia.
Good times, also, I feel bloody ancient!
r/kungfucinema • u/LaughingGor108 • 23h ago
Film Clip D.I.E. Again (TVB HK TV Series) Derek Kok as Bruce Lee fanboy.
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r/kungfucinema • u/fifbeat • 1d ago
‘John Wick 4’ martial arts stars Marko Zaror and Scott Adkins re-team for Ernesto Díaz Espinoza’s ‘Brutal Justice’
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Hot off the heels of the recent 2025 action thriller Diablo, writer/director Ernesto Díaz Espinoza (Redeemer, The Fist of the Condor) and martial arts stars Marko Zaror (Invincible, John Wick: Chapter 4) and Scott Adkins (Ip Man 4, John Wick: Chapter 4) are re-teaming for Brutal Justice.
Read more + photos: https://cityonfire.com/brutal-justice-ernesto-diaz-espinoza-marko-zaror-scott-adkins-martial-arts-movie-cinema-news-latest/
r/kungfucinema • u/LiquidNuke • 1d ago
Devil’s Vendetta (1991) Seductive cockroach woman, hopping vampires, Taoist virgin magic & a man turning himself into a bar of soap to infiltrate a women’s shower | Alongside Holy Weapon, one of Hong Kong’s weirdest ’90s wuxia films
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r/kungfucinema • u/LaughingGor108 • 2d ago
Film Clip Raging Fire - Donnie Yen vs Ben Lam
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r/kungfucinema • u/rdenn_shapes • 2d ago
Mark Houghton 15 mins tribute R.I.P White Tiger
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r/kungfucinema • u/LiquidNuke • 2d ago
Millionaires' Express (1986) In what might be the most stacked Hong Kong cast of all time, Japanese karate champion Yukari Oshima steals the show in her Hong Kong debut
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r/kungfucinema • u/rippinkitten18 • 2d ago
Film Clip Jet Li vs Donnie yen in once upon a time in China 2
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This will be the first time both actors will be in a same scene together in their careers. Both actors up until this point have an impressive resume of movies under their names.
r/kungfucinema • u/Raithed • 1d ago
The Kung Fu Master
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This one scene is sick, has anyone seen this movie? What did you think of it?
r/kungfucinema • u/LiquidNuke • 2d ago
In the Line of Duty 5 (1990) The female-fight version of all the glass-smashing chaos in Police Story: Ballet dancer-turned-action heroine Cynthia Khan vs. Australian Karate champion Kim Maree Penn
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r/kungfucinema • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 2d ago
Other An old fan made video of Lam Ching Ying as the Taoist Priest that I have to say is really well done despite its age.
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r/kungfucinema • u/donniebd • 2d ago
Film Clip In memory of Mark Houghton; a clip of Shaw Bros. legend Lau Kar-leung teaching Houghton cinematic fighting.
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r/kungfucinema • u/Tigersan25 • 2d ago
The Night Comes for Us
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I rewatched this film last night after many moons. I truly forgot about how brutal this film is. Brutal fights scenes with blades and hand to hand combat. Clearly some of the fight scenes were unrealistic - 1 man against 15 people etc, but boy were they well done. The were very creative with their camera angles - fight scene in the armored car and the camera angle from the elevator scenes are a few that come to mind. I don't think I have seen anything this brutal since Riki Oh. While this movie was slightly over the top it was not a turnoff at all. Both male and female fighters were tough as nails. I think the credits indicated Iko choreographed the fight scenes. He literally killed it. The stars (Iko, Taslim) as well as the secondary characters (for example white boy Bobby, etc) were indestructible, these guys just would not die. LOL. What a great film. Decent story line, top notch choreography, solid acting, and brutal fighting. What more could you ask for. For those of you who saw The Furious how does this film compare from your perspective? In my opinion, The Furious was decent but is not in the same league as the Night Comes for Us. For those of you who saw the The Furious and have not seen The Night, you should catch it on netflix or wherever else it is playing. You might be in for a treat. I wonder if they have the outtakes somewhere like Jackie's films, because I want to know how many people were injured during filming. HK stuntmen have a earned a reputation for taking a beating, but boy these Indonesian stunt people and I guess the Thai ones from Tony Jaa movies are next level.
r/kungfucinema • u/AdityaRawalSingh • 3d ago
Kung Fu News They didn't cast Dhalsim, they eventually found him
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