Iron Fingers of Death

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Sep 24, 2016 Two princes are separate at birth, one raised by a governmental official, and the other raised by Shaolin monks, who then later in life reunite to battle an evil prince. Ti Lung plays one of the two princes in this film which features many, many well done fight sequences. It's not a terribly original story, but the fight sequences are terrific and make this one a must see martial arts action flick fans. This film is also one of many HK martial arts flicks to re-use Brian May's score from "Mad Max." I think I should start making a list of every kung-fu film that uses this score at some point. See more Dec 24, 2010 Oh god someone please update that hideous box art. Anywho, this was another winner from director Tang Chia. The guy only directed 3 films and thankfully I own the 3rd that I still need to see. Ti Lung has been in more of the Shaw Brothers films I've been watching than anyone else and once again he plays a great role that is different from others I've seen him do. He's doing a little of the Jackie Chan/Drunken Master II thing here in that he's playing younger than he is, and being playful, but still as an amazing fighter. Just more great heroes, more great villains, more cool weapons, loved it! See more Aug 10, 2010 Shaolin Prince had Comedy,Action & Some of the supernatural thrown in.Even if your not a Kung Fu fan, Its worth watching at least once See more May 30, 2008 By far my favorite Hong Kong Kung Fu Movie. Shaw Brothers at their peak: Fire Man! Water Man! Three Holy Fools! Brothers separated at birth! What more could you ask for?!?! (A better DVD transfer, for one...) See more May 24, 2008 Very funny, and a great kung fu movie. No ninjas in this one though, so don't let the American title fool you. See more Read all reviews

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