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Kid With Golden Arm (Dub)
Kid With Golden Arm
Dub
Actors: Chien Sun, Meng Lo, Feng Lu, Sheng Chiang, Helen Poon
Director: Cheh Chang
Genres: Action & Adventure, Drama
R     2001     1hr 15min


     
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Actors: Chien Sun, Meng Lo, Feng Lu, Sheng Chiang, Helen Poon
Director: Cheh Chang
Creators: Hui-chi Tsao, Cheh Chang, Hsing-lung Chiang, Yen Hai Li, Mona Fong, Runme Shaw, Kuang Ni
Genres: Action & Adventure, Drama
Sub-Genres: Action & Adventure, Drama
Studio: Ground Zero
Format: DVD - Color - Dubbed
DVD Release Date: 04/24/2001
Release Year: 2001
Run Time: 1hr 15min
Screens: Color
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaDVD Credits: 1
Total Copies: 0
Members Wishing: 0
MPAA Rating: R (Restricted)
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Movie Reviews

DON'T BUY THIS DVD!!! GET THE VHS!!!
The Ace | bronx, new york USA | 05/04/2001
(2 out of 5 stars)

"I own this classic on VHS so I had to have the DVD. What a big mistake while the picture quality is good for it's time on a stereo T.V. there's noise but that's not the problem it seems the transfer was taken from a bad copy there's hiccups in the film that equals to 15 minutes of missing footage how could they release it this way? SAVE YOUR MONEY AND GET THE VHS!!"
A Top 5 Venoms Film with a complete storyline
mcohen210 | Glen Cove, NY United States | 01/03/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have to say that the Venoms really dominated and made the genre of the "Kung-Fu" films. While I prefer to call them "Martial Arts/Hong Kong Cinema", this is one of the finest and most complete movies of that famous era.Kuo Chui, Wei Pai, Lo Meng, Lu Feng, The late Chiang Sheng(The Five Deadly Venoms) are all in this movie, and they are joined by many of our favorite supporting cast members from their other films including the great Johnny Wang(still a very tough guy at 50+).This one has everything you want to see in a movie from this type or genre. It has some of the finest choreographed fighting sequences thanks to its very talented cast members. Phil Kwok(aka Kuo Chui) is now considered one of the greatest action directors in the film business in Hong Kong or Europe, and from me to him, you have a lot of fans in the US including me !The story has some unexpected twists from the Venoms. First Off, Ms.Lee, a female guest star, is unusual for Venoms films due to the strong feelings of producer Mona Fong, who felt that strong women characters in ancient China would be unrealistic. She was right, of course, however, modern trends all want to show us women with heroic characteristics and Ms.Lee's character is very likable and important in the movie.Secondly, we have a likable HERO in Lu Feng, who is cast very surprisingly as the evil leader of the Chee Saw gang. However, for all of his fans, he makes even a bad guy a hero in the end.Lo Meng reprises his undercover bad guy role as the Silver Spear who tries to turn Kuo Chui(Agent High-Toe) into a bad guy. Lo Meng a true master, not only was he a great fighter, but his characters made you feel he could convince others to follow him through low key, friendly persuasion.Chiang Sheng as "Short Axe" was just classic for him, and to be honest his death scene brought tears to my eyes knowing that he is gone from us in real life now too. Short Axe is a jovial, fun loving fighter, and Chiang was well known to be a man with a big heart. RIP brother Chiang.
We also get to see Wei Pai in a role as the Swordsman. This is important because he did not star in as many movies with the other Venoms as they did with each other. Wei Pai, a gentleman in most of his roles always gives us an air of honor, and higher standards. It would be interesting to know if Wei Pai did come from a upper class background prior to acting.Veteran Shaw Brothes actor and now director Johnny Wang gives another great "bad guy" appearance as the evil Iron Robe. For those in the know, he was the judge in 5 Deadly Venoms, and he also starred as a bad guy in the Ti Lung classic Avenging Eagle.A very important movie for Shaw Brothers and Martial Arts fans, this one is a classic by which others may be measured."
Taped from TV
Stephen Wood | Chelsea, MA USA | 11/30/2001
(1 out of 5 stars)

"The video on this DVD was taped from an edited television broadcast of the movie by pointing a video camera at a television. You can see the outline of the TV in the frame. The colors are horrible. Spend (...) more for the Ground Zero Entertainment DVD of this movie- letterboxed, gore intact, and actually watchable."
Bad-[rear]Shaw Brothers Flick
The Good Doctor | Wilmington, DE United States | 07/15/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)

"The DVD is a little choppy and the quality is not too bad. But the fight scenes and the characters are what makes this movie great. This has to be my favorite Venom film. Kuo Chui (the lizard)plays a kick-[rear] drunk and the Chi-saw gang is awesome! Led by the Lo Meng (The Toad) as Golden Arms.The fight scenes are surperb and Wei Pei (the snake) and Sun Chien (the scorpion) also appear in excellent roles. Seriously, a good Kung-Fu flick that you can watch over and over again.the renegade lives!"