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(1989) The Blonde Fury
(Chinese with no English subtitles)
ACTION/ COMEDY
The weakest one Cynthia had ever done while still making films in Hong Kong but still better than most martial art films she did do coming out of the United States. Saw this film from a recorded Japanese Laserdisc onto VHS that had no english subtitles at all making it even more harder to understand, but do know this was real life kickboxer champion Cynthia Rothrock's final film of 5 Chinese film she did before trying out for Hollywood produced, crappy martial art movies. Some of the martial arts is still pheonominal to look at and they're others that're not memorable at all particularly the ending. Anyways, some of the more memorable fights also included the same factory Samo Hung used at the end of "Dragons Forever" and the bamboo stick fight against the baddie using a long copper pipe! And the fights are still hard hitting despite the plot being non-existent.
3 out of 4 stars