Shaolin temple


I have a wonderful recollection of this kung fu movie : the way each warrior is slowly trained is awsome. One must jump with heavier and heavier weights on his ankle till he can jump over the wall. Each of them must wait before the temple gate, seated, without anything to eat or drink until the gate opens. The movie is interesting and powerful.
I can't wait till somebody at last issues a DVD version of this memorable feature, i'm ready to pay a nice sum to get this jewel.
Jack, France.

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Man, I just bought this DVD on-line from Hong Kong. Try dddhouse.com for newly remastered Shaw Brothers DVD's. The picture is nice (my only complaint: it is letterbox, not anamorphic; they issue anamorphic DVD's for all later batches of Shaw Brother movies).

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This is a very late comment in reply to yours but in case you are still interested they are showing it on the "ElRey" channel (and uncut!) via Bright House Cable. I happened upon it this morning and though I don't usually get into Kung Fu movies, I am really enthralled and cannot wait to see how it all plays out! It's up to the point now where the one guy that had been being lazy and just "getting along" has been being harassed by this one bully fighter and he's now starting to step up and really try. Very cool!





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It's also on Netflix but I'll be honest, i got as far as the part where the woman was protecting the lambs and turned it off, it looked like the lambs were genuinely suffering and I'm getting a bit intolerant of that stuff in my old age, shame because i love me some kung fu.

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Different film. Same title. No animals in this, wouldn't watch that other one from 1982 for the same reason.

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It's on el rey network watching rt now august 28th 2016 awesome flick

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