A collection of clips containing some of my favorite fight scenes from movies.
Friday, January 22, 2010
Heroes of The East aka Shaolin Challenges Ninja (1979)
IMDB
Heroes of the East is, quite simply put, a quintessential example of martial arts movies. Not only does it deliver first-rate fight choreography, but it also takes a fresh approach to a cliché-ridden genre. Usually, in a martial arts flick, the reasons behind all the fighting and maiming and killing is one or sometimes all of the following: 1) vengeance 2) a quest to be the Numero Uno Arse-Kicker 3) fighting against oppression and/or injustice. Not the case with Heroes of the East, here the trouble begins with cultural clashes between a Chinese husband and a Japanese wife, both practitioners of martial arts. From there it develops into a fierce matching of skills that sees Gordon Liu pitted against an array of Japan's most accomplished fighters. The whole thing represented in a refreshingly sportive spirit. No duel to the death, no ball-crushing, neck-snapping, throat-tearing, eye-poking, head-bashing and gut-spilling either, and the fighters treat each other with mutual respect.
A must-have for any kung-fu flick aficionado.
Read the review by Mark Pollard at Kungfucinema.com.
Download the fight scenes:
Part 1 (200 MB)
Part 2 (200 MB)
Part 3 (75 MB)
You need all 3 parts before extracting.
File : 474 MB, duration: 0:24:02, type: AVI, 1 audio stream
Video : 408 MB, 2378 Kbps, 29.970 fps, 704*288 (2.44:1), XVID
Audio : 66 MB, 384 Kbps, 48000 Hz, 5 channels, AC3, CBR,
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