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If you want a quality martial-arts flick, go rent
"Remo Williams: Unarmed and Dangerous"
That was the 1st video I ever bought.
Plot?
Fred Ward is a NY cop that is selected to be "killed" and used by an Agency as their hitman. So he learns the ancient art of Sinanju from Chuin, a little Korean master.
Sinanju allows you to run over water, dive through sand and dodge bullets WAAAAY before The Matrix did it.
Excellent movie, I'd forgotten about this one.
"You move like a pregnant Yak with two club feet!"
"Remo Williams: Unarmed and Dangerous"
That was the 1st video I ever bought.
Plot?
Fred Ward is a NY cop that is selected to be "killed" and used by an Agency as their hitman. So he learns the ancient art of Sinanju from Chuin, a little Korean master.
Sinanju allows you to run over water, dive through sand and dodge bullets WAAAAY before The Matrix did it.
Excellent movie, I'd forgotten about this one.
"You move like a pregnant Yak with two club feet!"
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If you want a quality martial-arts flick, go rent
"Remo Williams: Unarmed and Dangerous"
That was the 1st video I ever bought.
Plot?
Fred Ward is a NY cop that is selected to be "killed" and used by an Agency as their hitman. So he learns the ancient art of Sinanju from Chuin, a little Korean master.
Sinanju allows you to run over water, dive through sand and dodge bullets WAAAAY before The Matrix did it.
Excellent movie, I'd forgotten about this one.
"You move like a pregnant Yak with two club feet!"
"Remo Williams: Unarmed and Dangerous"
That was the 1st video I ever bought.
Plot?
Fred Ward is a NY cop that is selected to be "killed" and used by an Agency as their hitman. So he learns the ancient art of Sinanju from Chuin, a little Korean master.
Sinanju allows you to run over water, dive through sand and dodge bullets WAAAAY before The Matrix did it.
Excellent movie, I'd forgotten about this one.
"You move like a pregnant Yak with two club feet!"
hehe Big Trouble is fantastic.
But check out Remo for utter, utter mindless pre-Matrix attempts at bringing Kung-Fu to US cinemans
But check out Remo for utter, utter mindless pre-Matrix attempts at bringing Kung-Fu to US cinemans
I think I've seen that Remo movie, or at least I've seen the trailer.
Probably on some Cynthia Rothrock movie back in the late 80's.
WHoremembers the American Ninja and No Retreat, No Surrender films?
Probably on some Cynthia Rothrock movie back in the late 80's.
WHoremembers the American Ninja and No Retreat, No Surrender films?
Whoa there..Micheal Dudikoff movies should not be mentioned in civilised places.
Cynthia Rock..my god..
Jean Claude Van-Dammit..what a hero *cough cough*
Cynthia Rock..my god..
Jean Claude Van-Dammit..what a hero *cough cough*
I loved those movies when I was a kid. They were fun. They had ninjas in them, or kung fu fighting. They were cool.
Not as cool as the Bruce Lee movies though. Especially the one with Chuck Norris in it!
Not as cool as the Bruce Lee movies though. Especially the one with Chuck Norris in it!
"Want some tea Mr Braithwaite?"
Check out Kentucky Fried Movie for "A fistful of Yen" spoof on Enter The Dragon..brilliant. Teaching a dog kung-fu.
Check out Kentucky Fried Movie for "A fistful of Yen" spoof on Enter The Dragon..brilliant. Teaching a dog kung-fu.
Anyone remember a film called Beverly Hills ninja, with some big fat bloke whose name i can't remember at the moment?
It was hilarious!
It was hilarious!
Chris Farley.
Havent really missed his efforts to be honest.
John Candy was top though
Havent really missed his efforts to be honest.
John Candy was top though
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