#Dragon Fist

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POV: You give bad assertivity advice

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[genkaizero]

"I'm just trying to do my job!!!"

[captain-trainor]

iron fist posting cuz i'm bored

[justwangyibo]

Wang Yibo Dragon Fist performance (200818)

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Special Poster ''Goku Ultra Instinct launches Dragon Fist''!

[yibo-wang]

Yibo's performance Twins was choreographed by Ma Xioalong. He was also the one who choreographed Dragon Fist!

According to Ma Xiaolong he was asked if the choreography would be difficult to perform for yibo by Henan TV director but Ma Laoshi said he was not worried cause Yibo learns moves very fast and is a professional dancer! ☺️

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ANOTHER TIMELINE, ANOTHER STORY The Ultimate Fusion, Super Saiyan 4 Gogeta

[nerdyperday]

Day 2336 Goku

[madmanwonder]

New crossover ship names (part 2):

All for One Demon (Izuku Midoriya x Videl Satan)

Thermal Destiny (Shouto Todoroki x Pyrrha Nikos)

Thermal Rose (Shouto Todoroki x Ruby Rose)

Thermal Dragon (Shouto Todoroki x Yang Xiao Long)

Dragon Fist (Yang Xiao Long x Videl Satan)

Hero's Black Blood (Izuku Midoriya x Maka Albarn)

Acidic Dragon (Mina Ashido x Yang Xiao Long)

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Movie Review | Dragon Fist (Lo, 1979)

I’ve been having a brutal couple of weeks at work, and classic Hong Kong kung fu cinema is one of my comfort foods, so I figured I’d dust off my Jackie Chan Shout Factory box set and give this a go. Whatever the movie’s failings, it has one ably performed fight scene after another, so I found it diverting enough. Aside from the climax, these aren’t all that distinct in terms of filming or choreography, but they hit the spot. It also doesn’t hurt that this borrows the score from The Wild Geese, so you can get some secondhand enjoyment if you happen to be a fan of that movie like I am.

I do think this sticks out in a bad way given its context in Jackie’s career. This was made before but released after Drunken Master, and compared to the looser, more comedic direction his career was about to dive fully into, this feels especially staid and po faced. There’s some bullshit about having to avenge the shaming of his master with the movie is totally unable to convey with any conviction. It mostly means we see Jackie looking glum about what he is obligated to do, which likely reflected how he felt about working for Lo Wei at the time.

That being said, this does rally a bit in the climax. The twists and reveals don’t really resonate given how limp the storytelling is in the preceding sections. But Jackie does go psycho mode and switch to fight choreography that resembles a particularly aggressive Three Stooges routine, and Lo Wei’s direction adds in a dash of the (pseudo) 3D style he honed in Spiritual Kung Fu and Magnificent Bodyguards. So even if you’re not feeling it, I suggest sticking it out until the ending.

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Greedy ass baby

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Besties and their kids hanging out 🥹💕

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"Hey constantine, who's that?" Someone asks and Connie looks down at Danny, blue eyes staring back at him.

"My coworker."

"He's my dad."

"What?"

"What."

—

Who knew John Constantine would gain a ward, one being such a little mischievous bastard with bright eyes and good heart.

He certainly didn't.

Nor did he expect the stabby Robin to get into a heated argument with his ward, gesturing to his form next to Batman and spit venom.

"But‐ Damian! Look at him! I can fix him!" Danny argues back and Robin, so done with this, rips his mask off and—

Oh.

They have the same face.

Connie looks at Batman, nervous what the reveal will change.

("I don't care if you can 'fix' him, danyal! Return to Father, to me!")

Batman stares back.

("Connie is dad shaped! I chose him myself, damian! Leave me and my choice alone!")

The day will only get longer, it seems.