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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
By M. Jump
Format:DVD
This film is similar in style to Drunken Master but unfairly is much less famous (It did actually come first). The action is well cheorographed and well paced, Jackie uses a good variety of props in the fights. Lo Wei gave Jackie much more creative control this time, and it shows when you compare this to films like Dragon Fist, it has more original action and more comedy. Like in drunken master, Jackie has cool training sequences in this film, including a set of upside down push-ups which are flawless.
If only Hong Kong Legends had released this instead, then we could have had a less grainy print and the option of subtitles, a commentary and some good extras. The film itself though, should be seen along with 'Snake in the Eagles Shadow and 'Drunken Master', as it is almost as good as these films.
If only Hong Kong Legends had released this instead, then we could have had a less grainy print and the option of subtitles, a commentary and some good extras. The film itself though, should be seen along with 'Snake in the Eagles Shadow and 'Drunken Master', as it is almost as good as these films.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
By Pooey Louie
Format:VHS Tape
In my opinion Fearless hyena is definately one of Jackie's best films. It's hilarious pretty much all the way through. It's worth buying just to see Jackie dressed up as a woman and not to mention the incredible fight scenes. The finishing fight has to be the wierdest yet - I was laughing so much I almost choked on a gummi bear. Wah
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By Andrew Small
Format:DVD
This is one of Jackie Chans better movies. The Movie starts of slowly with Jackie living with his grandfather, at this point Jackie is not interested in learning kung fu. Jackie Grand father is a member of a kung fu clan which Jackie does not no about and is insistent that jackie does not show any of the kung fu. One day a member of a rival gang spots Jackie showing off his kung fu, tracks down his grand father and kills him. This happens at around half way through the film. This is where the film takes off. From half-way forward this is a classic film, excellent fight scences, good storyline, high level of martials arts a must purchase.
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Before the US got to re-brand him!
total classic from Mr C, back when he was less of a Human- catalogue to numerous A&E dept;s!
So glad I could find it on disc, & not at a 'collectors' price tag. Read more
So glad I could find it on disc, & not at a 'collectors' price tag. Read more
Published 22 days ago by Gee
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chans directional debut
quite funny, esp when jackie chan is dressed as a woman. Little bit silly but in a good way for those that love kung fu and jackie chan :)
Published 25 days ago by tankgirl_23
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i cant rate this film
I purchaised this film and it arrived today 21/02/2013! Great i thought as i havent seen this movie, so i put the disc in the dvd player as you do then i watched the interview with... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Mike
3.0 out of 5 stars
Are you a fan of Jackie Chan?
Are you a fan of Jackie Chan? There are scenes in this film, as in all Jackie Chan films, where he is superb. The fight-choreography is breathtaking. Read more
Published on 14 July 2004
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