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Od lat gubernator i najzamożniejsi mieszkańcy jednej z chińskich prowincji, okradani są przez złodzieja zwanego „Żelazna Małpa” (Yu Rong-Guang), który rozdaje cały swój łup najbiedniejszym. Pewnego dnia do miasta przybywa Wong Kei-Ying (Donnie Yen), znany mistrz sztuk walki. Sprytny gubernator uwięziwszy jego syna, nakazuje mu złapać złodzieja. W tym samym czasie w mieście pojawia się Hin Hung (Yen Shi-Kwan), dysponujący zabójczymi umiejętnościami mistrz klasztoru Shaolin. Teraz Żelazna Małpa chcąc przeżyć, musi połączyć swoje siły z Wong Kei-Yingiem, by pokonać Hina i jego świtę.
Od lat gubernator i najzamożniejsi mieszkańcy jednej z chińskich prowincji, okradani są przez złodzieja zwanego „Żelazna Małpa” (Yu Rong-Guang), który rozdaje cały swój łup najbiedniejszym. Pewnego dnia do miasta przybywa Wong Kei-Ying (Donnie Yen), znany mistrz sztuk walki. Sprytny gubernator uwięziwszy jego syna, nakazuje mu złapać złodzieja. W tym samym czasie w mieście pojawia się Hin Hung (Yen Shi-Kwan), dysponujący zabójczymi umiejętnościami mistrz klasztoru Shaolin. Teraz Żelazna Małpa chcąc przeżyć, musi połączyć swoje siły z Wong Kei-Yingiem, by pokonać Hina i jego świtę.
Actors:
Kim-Ban Wong,
Siu Wah Chan,
Kirk Thornton,
James Wong,
Donnie Yen,
William Duen Wai-Lun,
Sze-Man Tsang
Kim-Ban Wong
Siu Wah Chan
Kirk Thornton
13 May 1956, Portland, Oregon, USA
James Wong
16 February 1940, Canton, China
Donnie Yen
27 July 1963, Canton, China
William Duen Wai-Lun
1958
Sze-Man Tsang
1980, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Country:
HongKong
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A breathtaking pleasure certain to build anticipation for Yuen's future directing efforts on this side of the globe.
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Yuen tosses off nimble, elegantly witty solutions to life's most vexing problems regarding rooms full of bad guys who won't take thwak for an answer.
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January 06, 2002
A crackling Cantonese action caper in the tradition of Robin Hood, Zorro, Batman et al.
October 16, 2001
[Yuen's] fights are innovative and intense, whether they're a whirlwind one-on-one duel or one of many struggles featuring multiple combatants.
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October 12, 2001
A rollicking, comic-book Robin Hood plot and more furiously entertaining fight scenes than the ones in Ang Lee's solemn martial-arts art movie.
September 22, 2009
Woo-ping is as unembarrassed by the hokiness of his narrative as he is by that of his unending combat enactments, which you can accept as intentional stylistic exaggerations.
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