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Summary: Do not look him down!
Review: "Do not look him down" is one of many hilariously poor translations in this Chinese government [...] film that promotes nationalism and highlights the health aspects of KungFu and Wushu. If you are a die hard Kung Fu/Wushu fan, you'll enjoy the endless footage of Shaolin monks and China's top rated martial artists performing a wide variety of styles and demonstrating weapons. The content is simply amazing, and the footage of Jet Li when he was very young is astounding. On the other hand, the narration is so poor, the political agenda so blatant, and English translation so bad, that the film is actually quiet comical. What makes it even funnier is the martial arts "chop sake" movie sound effects added to every scene, and the unsubtle attemps by the directors to "speed up" some of the demonstrations for added affect.
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Summary: AWESOME DISPLAY OF CHINESE MARTIAL ARTS
Review: A simply awesome documentary featuring some of the finest displays of Chinese Martial Arts ever captured on film. Although there is not much footage of Jet Li there are many performances from some of China's finest martial artists including:Yu Shao Wen: who performs an exellent Chang style (Chang Quan) Routine. Wang Jien Jun: another awesome martial artist like Jet Li, he performs an exellent Staff Routine and a simulated combat sparring set. Zhao Chang Jun: Awesome Ditang (Ground Tumbling) Routine. Hao Zhi Hua: China's queen of Kung Fu performing Broadsword and a sparring set. Li Zhi Zhou: One of my personal favourites performing the best Drunken Sword you will ever see. and many many more This is Kung Fu is really for those who have a deep interest in Chinese Martial Arts ("Wushu" as it is known as) and there are not just empty hand styles but just about every Chinese Weapon you can think of. GET IT P.S: I also strongly recommend Dragons of the Orient which is another documentary which is very similar to this.
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Summary: AWESOME DISPLAY OF CHINESE MARTIAL ARTS
Review: A simply awesome documentary featuring some of the finest displays of Chinese Martial Arts ever captured on film. Although there is not much footage of Jet Li there are many performances from some of China's finest martial artists including: Yu Shao Wen: who performs an exellent Chang style (Chang Quan) Routine. Wang Jien Jun: another awesome martial artist like Jet Li, he performs an exellent Staff Routine and a simulated combat sparring set. Zhao Chang Jun: Awesome Ditang (Ground Tumbling) Routine. Hao Zhi Hua: China's queen of Kung Fu performing Broadsword and a sparring set. Li Zhi Zhou: One of my personal favourites performing the best Drunken Sword you will ever see. and many many more This is Kung Fu is really for those who have a deep interest in Chinese Martial Arts ("Wushu" as it is known as) and there are not just empty hand styles but just about every Chinese Weapon you can think of. GET IT P.S: I also strongly recommend Dragons of the Orient which is another documentary which is very similar to this.
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Summary: Boring and of poor quality
Review: Don't waste money on this. I know Jet had good intentions, but this isn't up to par.
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Summary: Rare Kung Fu footage
Review: Like another DVD "Dragons of the Orient" this documentary subtitled in English was made in China. Besides styles like Monkey, Drunken, Mantiss, tiger, and Shaolen which are common in most Martial arts Documentaries, This DVD also shows Taichi(pushhands and sword), Pa-Kua(Eight Trigram Boxing), Hsing-Yi(Shape-mind Boxing). Also, Tibeten styles such as white crane are also shown. Next to the books of Robert W.Smith, this DVD is the best I've seen showcasing real chinese boxing
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Summary: Rare Kung Fu footage
Review: Like another DVD "Dragons of the Orient" this documentary subtitled in English was made in China. Besides styles like Monkey, Drunken, Mantiss, tiger, and Shaolen which are common in most Martial arts Documentaries, This DVD also shows Taichi(pushhands and sword), Pa-Kua(Eight Trigram Boxing), Hsing-Yi(Shape-mind Boxing). Also, Tibeten styles such as white crane are also shown. Next to the books of Robert W.Smith, this DVD is the best I've seen showcasing real chinese boxing
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Summary: Rare Kung Fu footage
Review: Like another DVD "Dragons of the Orient" this documentary subtitled in English was made in China. Besides styles like Monkey, Drunken, Mantiss, tiger, and Shaolen which are common in most Martial arts Documentaries, This DVD also shows Taichi(pushhands and sword), Pa-Kua(Eight Trigram Boxing), Hsing-Yi(Shape-mind Boxing). Also, Tibeten styles such as white crane are also shown. Next to the books of Robert W.Smith, this DVD is the best I've seen showcasing real chinese boxing
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Summary: By the Masters
Review: This film shows China in all its beauty and all its diverse Gung Fu styles. The folks in this film are stunning and are true masters of their art. The subtitles are sometimes VERY funny as the translation is lost in English. However, a very fine film that shows the various styles. Kind of makes me want to move to China as it is a beautiful country and its people are a part of its Spirit. I think that anyone who knows Gung Fu can view this film and gain something from it.
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Summary: By the Masters
Review: This film shows China in all its beauty and all its diverse Gung Fu styles. The folks in this film are stunning and are true masters of their art. The subtitles are sometimes VERY funny as the translation is lost in English. However, a very fine film that shows the various styles. Kind of makes me want to move to China as it is a beautiful country and its people are a part of its Spirit. I think that anyone who knows Gung Fu can view this film and gain something from it.
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Summary: Makes you wanna kick somebodies head off
Review: This is a documentary of the Chinese martial arts called Wushu. If you are the person who hate sitting trough boring documentary videos, than this is for you and I'm gonna tell you why. This video does contain some "blab blab" history of where martial arts came from. Luckily, you have that trusty remote control to fast forward to the awesome parts of the video, Wushu. If you have not seen Wushu in action, this is the video to look at. It has some footage of the great Jet Li showing off his skills ,as well as other martial artists. It features many styles that includes: Tai Chi, Praying Mantis, Snake, Dog, Monkey, and others. This documentary also features weapons such as the metal whip chain, broadsword, 3-sectional staff, and other weapons that you shouldn't try at home. Another video I would recommend is "Dragon's of the Orient," another documentary of Wushu that features Jet Li. After watching "This is Kungfu", I felt like I wanna "Kick some tail!"
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