Five Fingers of Death (1972)

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Directed By Chang-hwa Jeong Starring Lieh Lo • Ping Wang • Hsiung Chao • Chin-Feng Wang • Mien Fang Genres Action • Adventure • Foreign Language Film • Martial Arts Studios &
Franchises Shaw Brothers Studios • Dragon Dynasty • Arrow Films • Quentin Tarantino's Cinematic Influences • Paste Magazine's 100 Best Martial Arts Movies of All Time Other Titles 5 Fingers of Death [United States] • Hand of Death • Invincible Boxer • Iron Palm [Hong Kong] • King Boxer [Hong Kong] • Tian xia di yi quan [Hong Kong] Release Info 1972-05-26T00:00:00Z May 26, 1972
Color • 104 minutes R Rated R see more films from 1972 ► see more about this film on our blog ►

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culliford on 12/3/2022 Reply · Like · (0 likes)

Upon rewatch, I found I enjoyed this even more, especially the characters are interesting here. It's quite a large cast of important characters, and during the movie we sometimes shift perspective between them, including from the bad guys point of view. Mostly we follow the protagonist played by Lieh Lo. The directing is well done throughout and fight choreography is well done, with some shocking moments. At times the story telling is a bit rough, for example when the main character is depicted as training hard for a year, the montage takes about 10 seconds, and then suddenly he is amazing. Overall a strong early kung fu with all the classic ingredients.

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