La cámara 36 de Shaolin
The 36th Chamber of Shaolin
Director:
Chia-Liang LiuCámara:
Arthur WongReparto:
Chia-Hui Liu, Norman Chu, John Cheung, Billy Chan, Peter Lung Chan, Ho Hsiao, Yu Wong, Simon Siu-Tin Yuen, Lo Lieh, Sin San, Hau-keung Law, Alan Chui (más)Streaming (1)
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Los patriotas anti-Ching, bajo las órdenes de Ho Kuang-han, se refugian en Cantón haciéndose pasar por maestros de escuela. Liu Yu-te, uno de los pupilos de Ho trabaja como mensajero y espía para los anti-Ching. Pero el general Manchurio Tien Ta descubre a los anti-Ching y ordena matar a Ho y al padre de Liu. Liu escapa al templo de Shaolin con la esperanza de aprender artes marciales y vengar la muerte de su padre. Liu es aceptado como alumno y es llamado San Te. Su progreso en las artes marciales es espectacular y por fin, con el consentimiento de los monjes, deja el templo para vengar a su padre y reclutar nuevos alumnos para Shaolin. (Filmax)
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I don't know what a neurologist, or even a chiropractor, would say about Shaolin's "head" training with sandbags nowadays, but even Tomáš Řepka would have shat himself in front of Liu Yu-tem :) Otherwise, it has to be said that without that crucial training, this film would be one of the many forgettable kung-fu flicks, but it's the 40 minutes of entertaining and imaginative drills that make it a genre treat.
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A nice fight movie that's fun to watch, entertaining, and with really great fights. Badass choreography, long takes, and the editing doesn't lag. The cinematography alone was a pretty pleasant surprise for me. But it's just a fairy tale. A very naive fairy tale that no one can take seriously. As entertainment, however, it succeeds.
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There's really very little to fault with this one. Great choreography, which simply cannot be faulted. This is a blast that keeps going. And then there's, of course, the great idea of exploring the different chambers of Shaolin. Honestly, I was more interested in the passage of learning than the overall revenge, which perhaps seemed a bit duller to me, as if the climax was precisely in the temple.
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