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Snake in the Eagle's Shadow

عملمزاحیہ

An orphan who has been raised at a kung fu school, where he is treated as little more than a dogsbody and practice target for the students, has a life-changing experience after helping an old peripatetic beggar.

سال

1982

دورانیہ

1h 30m

IMDb

7.3

ابھی دیکھیں

کاسٹ

Woo-Ping Yuen

Director

Jackie Chan

Chien Fu

Siu-Tin Yuen

Beggar - Pai Chang Tien

کاسٹ

Woo-Ping Yuen

Director

Jackie Chan

Chien Fu

Siu-Tin Yuen

Beggar - Pai Chang Tien

Jeong-lee Hwang

Lord Sheng Kuan

Dean Shek

Teacher Li

Roy Horan

Priest

Hark-On Fung

Snake Fist School Master

Lung Chan

Substitute Teacher Lian

Lap Ban Chan

Brothel Madam

Yao Lin Chen

Master Hung (Hung Wei School)

Kam Cheung

Tao Kuei - Magistrate's Son

Chi Ling Chiu

Mr. Liang - Brick-Breaking Demo

Ging-Man Fung

Teacher Chui

Hsia Hsu

Su Chen

CL

Chiang Lo

Hotel Staff

KS

Kwai Shui

Hotel Staff

Szu-Ying Chien

Old Woman insulted by Priest

CY

Chi Yuan Hsi

Writer

HA

Huo An Hsi

Writer

LH

Lung Hsiao

Writer

See-Yuen Ng

Writer

CT

Chi-Kuang Tsai

Writer

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Jam ImperioAug 7, 2024

One of the biggest classics of martial arts cinema, the film that started a new subgenre in kung fu cinema , the comedy kung fu cinema and the breakthrough fim for its star, the legendary Jackie Chan... Directed by the legendary Yuen Woo Ping and co-starred by his father Yuen Siu Tien, playing his eternal role as the old beggar drunken master, this film is an example of how a perfect kung fu movie should be made, from the badass opening sequence with Jackie training with a red background behind him , accompanied by a catchy music until the final epic final fight against the great Hwang Jang Lee , the film is a succession of outstanding and very original martial arts sequences accompanied by great doses of humour ..Although that Lau Kar Leung already had used this formula in his directorial debut "The spiritual Boxer" made three years before, however, it was this film the one that gave a new direction to Hong Kong kung fu movies becoming in an instant classic.. MASTERPIECE

Fena GituAug 7, 2024

There's "old school" and then there's "OLD SCHOOL", and this is pure chop-socky Spaghetti Eastern film making at its best. Fans of the old Golden Harvest/Shaw Brothers films will find all the proper clichés included, but there is enough original plotting, fight choreography and actual acting going on here to distinguish it from the 999 other films the Shaws released during the same period. Add the charm, humor, and likability of Jackie Chan into the mix, and you've got the perfect "Kung Fu Theater" experience. I've watched a reasonable number of kung fu flicks (enough to qualify as a fan, not enough to qualify as a devoted fanatic), and the plot to this one strikes me as reasonably fresh; instead of using classic "vengeance", "rebellion" or "gangster" motifs, "Snake" revolves around Jackie's growth as a man and as a fighter as he tries to help and protect a friend who Jackie doesn't know is the last master of a nearly extinct style of Kung Fu. It's a nice change of pace that allows elements of humor and friendship into the relationship between Chan's character and his teacher. And somehow the humor in this one works even for a Western sensibility - the director, fight director and the stunt men and the actors manage to include some involving, funny, moments in Chan's training that nevertheless impress. Plus, you've can't have an old school Kung Fu film without montages of the hero training in the secret forms and techniques of his style accompanied by the Chinese equivalent to the theme music from "Rocky", and "Snake" delivers these. Newer viewers may dismiss Chan (now in his 40-50s) in favor of someone like Jaa or Li, and because of the emphasis nowadays on humor and acrobatics; but "Snake" shows that Chan in his prime was in AWESOME shape. It's a real pleasure to watch him go at it. There is genuine artistry at work here. And the scene where Chan discovers/invents the missing application that fixes the weakness in the Snake style is well done (for this kind of movie). So if you like old school Kung Fu movies, seek this one out; and if you are a fan of Jackie Chan, seek this one out. I liked it a lot, and bought it on VHS - if I can find it somewhere on DVD for a reasonable price, I will probably buy it again.