It's not on DVD in the US. and I can't find the VHS. I tried watching it on YouTube, but they removed a chunck of it due to copywrite issues (apparently, it never occurred to whomever owns the rights that if they gave it a DVD release then we would have to watch it on YouTube. LOGIC!) and I'm not content with only seeing most of a movie; I must see the whole thing.
If anyone can help me I would appreciate it.
It's now in full on YouTube
shareOh, thanks. I forgot to mention that I did see it now. Good movie. What did you think of it?
shareIt was OK. What about you? :)
shareI liked it. My favorite villains were the Tibetan monks who could inflate themselves. Some things are entertaining merely for not making sense (and the 70's is a great decade for that!)
shareI do concur! :)
shareAnd if you think this movie is crazy...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbGVIdA3dx0
shareThe opening to Drunken Dragon is a must-see!!!
shareDrunken Dragon, eh? That sounds like something I may have seen but maybe I've seen a lot of movies with Drunken and/or Dragon in the titles that they're running together. I'll check it out.
I just saw a kung fu movie called 'Champ Vs. Champ' that features women in clown makeup becoming invisible until Dragon Lee causes smoke to come out of his palms and a guy inexplicably breathing fire.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082674/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2
shareOK, I'm sold!
Here's a weird one: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073806/reference
Don't see it with any kids around!
Sounds bonkers!
shareOh, it is. I think. Haven't seen it yet but I just rented it (Boulder is still lucky enough to have a video store) and I'm still savoring the anticipation.
shareWe don't have video shops in the UK any more. It's all Netflix, Amazon and Love Film now. I miss the days of going to the video store and looking at the covers, then choosing.
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