Best kung-fu movie you've ever seen?

[crgzero]

It can be any live action movie.

No cartoons/anime.

Even over the top kung fu, like "The One", but it's kinda simple compared to some.

Way back in the 70s/early 80s ever saturday morning after cartoons the local channel 23 or 41 would have a "Kung fu theater" of usually 2 movies. They were so over the top it was epic.

I think my favorite kung fu movie that I can actually remember the name of is "The One". There are others I'd rather put up here I just can't remember the name of them.

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Enter the dragon the king of all kung fu movies.

[L1qu1dator]

Ip Man
Fearless
Enter the Dragon
and that one where Jackie Chan fights 2 dudes on the rooftop.

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That movie where some guy is beaten heavily or so in a fight ring. Then he trains and fights, etc. At the end he frees some girl that's slave of the dojo-owner. I forgot the name. Its probably a 80's or 90's movie. It was so cool back in days, but probably cheesy nowadays.

Another one I dearly loved is the movie with Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris.

Don't know the first one but the second one is enter the dragon. There was a cool story about Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris on the film how they would spend their nights actually just doing martial arts together.

You're thinking about "The Way of the Dragon", "Enter the Dragon" was just Bruce Lee, without Chuck
Sorry I had to. :P

[Marius]

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Ooof.

[Electric Cupcake]

36th Chamber of Shaolin is almost universally agreed to be the greatest.

Other than that, my top faves are Master of the Flying Guillotine, Once Upon a Time in China Part 2, Iron Monkey, and Tai Chi Master.

And The Last Dragon.

And 5 Deadly Venoms.

And Shaolin vs. Lama.

And 7 Grandmasters.

Warriors of Heaven and Earth is a good one, but more wuxia than kung fu.

[Electric Cupcake]

Special mention for
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMuQIBOunc8

[dog]

Ip Man

[dobrowol]

Iron Monkey. Donnie Yen from Ip man is in this.

[Angel]

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Probably the IP Man movies, and The Raid

This! Adding Ong Bak and Chocolate

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Tyh4EdfgXo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Onmgwe5xi8

[Electric Cupcake]

Muay Thai is not kung fu.

Unless you're being pedantic and pointing out that kung fu literally means "learned skill" and can refer to any activity that requires practice and discipline. Including waxing a car.

[WhispersOfTheWind]

Something with Bruce Lee innit?

[♥Peachboy♥]

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[REVERIE]

Most memorable ones I watched was Drunken Master 2 and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Most of the 70s movies before was cheesy but that's probably for dubbing horribly.

[Electric Cupcake]

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Most memorable ones I watched was Drunken Master 2 and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Most of the 70s movies before was cheesy but that's probably for dubbing horribly.

Crouching Tiger is wuxia. Not kung fu.

[REVERIE]

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Most memorable ones I watched was Drunken Master 2 and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Most of the 70s movies before was cheesy but that's probably for dubbing horribly.

Crouching Tiger is wuxia. Not kung fu.

My bad. I forgot that genre exist.

[Alliesaurus]

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Most memorable ones I watched was Drunken Master 2 and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Most of the 70s movies before was cheesy but that's probably for dubbing horribly.

Crouching Tiger is wuxia. Not kung fu.

When people say Kung Fu movies tbey generally mean martial arts movies