Search - Classic Kung Fu Collection, Volume 2 on DVD

Not a bad deal

morgoth | omaha, NE | 09/21/2006

(2 out of 5 stars)

"SHAOLIN KUNG FU MYSTAGOGUE???-weird movie with Carter Wong. I thougt it was one of Carter's better acting performances but the action is decent at best.

JACK CHAN: THE INVINCIBLE FIHGTER-seriously, it says Jack Chan on the box. This is a badly done but enjoyable documentary showing Jackie Chan clips from all of his movies pre Snake in Eagle's Shadow. The commentator is just hilarious and I had to watch this at least a couple times just to see those great subtitled lines again.
"Jackie Chan, he really does deserve all of this".

KUNG FU OF EIGHT DRUNKARDS-this movie is really fun and has an all star cast butMeng Fei ruins it as the star drunken style requires some serous skill on screen and Mang Fei did not have it but does just get by in this one. It is enjoyable for a kung fu fan to watch, but you will most likely only watch it once.

Pictrue quality is decent and full screened in all of these but the Mystagoger movie really could have used a cleaned up print with all of the costumes and really weird action going on."

Decent

TheAmazinMosesLeroy | USA | 08/21/2006

(3 out of 5 stars)

"SHAOLIN IN KUNG FU MYSTAGOGUE tells the story of the struggle which took place during the Ching Dynasty.

KUNG FU OF EIGHT DRUNKARDS is a martial arts technique which gives the appearance of being drunk.

JACKIE CHAN: THE INVINCIBLE FIGHTER is a documentary covering Jackie Chan's rise in the Hong Kong film industry. Included are some of Jackie Chan's greatest moves and stunts, from ten of his classic Hong Kong films and more.

Gave it 3 stars for Mystagogue. Eight drunkards is good if you like the wu-tang clan fu films, and the jacky chan one is just a collection of scenes from other movies."