#The Legend of Fong Sai Yuk

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Jet Li as Chinese folk hero Fong Sai Yuk (1993).

Li starred and produced Fong Sai Yuk, and the sequel Fong Sai Yuk ll (also 1993) after he left the mega-popular Once Upon A Time In China film series. (He would return for the final entry, Once Upon A Time In China And America, in 1997).

Fong Sai Yuk allowed Li to play a younger, more mischievous character than Wong Fei Hung, the hero of the OUATIC franchise. Li's playful, comedic side - which was much on display throughout much of his earlier work - was on full display here.

But the films did not lack for martial arts action. The fight scenes are fast-paced, breathtaking, and very entertaining. The films' director, Corey Yuen, won a Hong Kong Film Award for Best Action Choreography. The films were also box office hits in Hong Kong, and are still very popular.

The films have also been released with the titles The Legend and The Legend ll. They are well worth the effort to track down and watch.

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Jet Li in Fong Sai Yuk 2 Aka.The Legend 2(1993)

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Sorry if you've answered this before but I did search your blog and nothing showed up for me. But I was wondering if you have any favorite fight scenes from movies and tv shows? Like physical fight/combat scenes that actually blow you away by how good they look? Where it doesn't look too choreographed and even though it's stylized, it still looks awesome? For me personally, kdramas take the cake for best fight scenes, and one of my hands down favorite fight scenes of all time was from bloodhounds ep 1 when woo doo hwan's character had to fight to get to his mom. Like I was truly in awe watching that scene, I couldn't believe my eyes haha. Would love to know your favorites and/or thoughts on fight/combat scenes :)

Ooh yes! So. I grew up with martial arts movies, my cousins loved Jet Li so a lot of my favourite fight scenes are from the movies I grew up with

Twin Warriors/Tai Chi Master

Fist of Legend

Once Upon A Time In China

Fong Sai Yuk

and then when I was a bit older and started watching them on my own, I still had affection for Jet Li so:

Romeo Must Die (and I loved Aaliyah??)

Cradle 2 The Grave (with DMX??)

Hero (although I was really more watching for Zhang Ziyi)

speaking of, Michelle Yeoh vs Zhang Ziyi in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon? ICONIC

and speaking of Michelle Yeoh, Magnificent Warriors

House of Flying Daggers

I'm always going to love Morpheus vs Neo in The Matrix

The Bride vs Crazy 88 in Kill Bill

can't bring up Kill Bill without bringing up Lady Snowblood

My favourite John Wick fight scenes are in chapter 2

and I do like a good shootout scene. I remember thinking The Town was so mid and did not understand the praise that movie got, I still don't, but it had good shootout scenes

LA Confidential

Heat has one of the most iconic shootout scenes too

The Bourne trilogy actually has some pretty good hand to hand combat scenes, one of which actually got claps in the theatre I was in

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Hey HP, what are your favorite movies?

I have a billion of them .... Nashville, LA Confidential, Cruising, Vertigo, Gun Crazy, Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter Dead, In The Bedroom, Dolores Claiborne, Jackie Brown, Profondo Rosso, Showgirls, Climax, Alien, Evil Under The Sun, Eating Raoul, Waiting For Guffman, Mildred Pierce, Tar, Beyond the Valley of The Dolls, Dead Alive, Ghost World, A Woman Under The Influence, Double Indemnity, The Legend Of Fong Sai Yuk, Videodrome, Fargo, Happiness, Aguirre The Wrath Of God, Troop Beverly Hills, McCabe and Mrs Miller, Shadow of A Doubt...tons more

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Preview: The Inspector Wears Skirts 2 (Bluray)

Hong Kong’s toughest team of fearless lady cops are back on the beat! These female furies are forced to take on both their male counterparts in a battle of the sexes and a team of foreign mercenaries. Action legend Jackie Chan’s lethal ladies include Shaw Brothers icon Wai Yin-hung (‘My Young Auntie’), Sibelle Hu (‘Fong Sai Yuk’) and the bodacious Amy Yip (‘Robotrix’). The film’s stunning action…

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This happens but even more so in Legend of Fong Sai Yuk.

Where’s the wacky romcom spinoff for Lum’s mom & Mendou’s mom

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The romance of Siu-wan and Tsui-fa: Part 3

Tsui-fa (”Fong Tai-yuk”) challenges Siu-wan with both kung-fu and flirtatious banter, but Siu-wan is a match for her in both.

(Part 1) (Part 2)

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The Legend of Fong Sai Yuk (1993)

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"Although you are a little ant, I won't bully you."

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Jet Li vs. Vincent Zhao - Fong Sai Yuk aka The Legend (1993)

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The OG List

Alright folks. Lets try this out. Below is the current list of movies/TV Shows that have been suggested by the folks of Karate Nerds Facebook group. I am trying to find out: 

which ones are good, 

which are bad and not worth watching, 

which are bad but still worth watching, which are just good craic / fun. 

If you know where I could find them, like on a specific streaming service. 

What type of martial art is featured.

If there are any good ones that have been missed!

So if you know any of the above information or think the list is missing something please let me know! 

13 assassins

14 blades

2 Champions of Shaolin

3 Evil Masters, AKA The Master

3 ninjas

36th Chamber of Shaolin

8th Diagram Pole Fighter

A Touch of Zen

Above the law (Nico). (grappling and Aikido)

All dragon dynasty franchise is good

Ame agaru

American Ninja

Armour of God

Avatar the last airbender

Batman begins

Battle creek brawl(Jackie Chan)

Battle Wizard

Best of The Best

Billy Jack

Black Belt Jones

Black eagle

Blade 1 (Wesley snipes -shotokan)

Blade 2

Blade 3

Blind fury

Blood and Bone (Michael Jai White)

Bloodfist with Don Wilson

Bloodsport

Bulletproof Monk.

China O'Brien 1

China O'Brien 2

Chocolate

Chocolate (Jeeja Yanin)

Cinta negra

Circle of Iron

City Hunter (Jackie Chan)

City of Violence

Clan of the White Lotus

Come Drink With Me

Conan the barbarian

cradle 2 the grave

Crime story

Crippled Avengers

Crippled Masters

Crouching tiger, hidden dragon - sword of destiny

Dance of the Drunk Mantis

Dead or Alive

Dragon blade

Dragon fist

Dragon Gate Inn

Dragon Lord

Dragon the Bruce Lee story

Dragon Tiger Gate

Dragons forever

Drunken Master (Jackie Chan)

Drunken master 2

Drunken Tai Chi

Enter the Dragon

Enter the fat dragon

Enter the Ninja

Enter the Ninja

Executioners From Shaolin

Fearless

Fighter in the wind

Fist of legend

Fist of Legend

fist of the north star

Fists of Fury

Five Deadly Venoms

Five Element Ninjas, AKA Chinese Super Ninjas

Five Fingers of Death", AKA "King Boxer" starring Lo Leih

Flash point

Fong Sai-Yuk 1-2

Foot Fist Way.

Force of one

Gorgeous (Jackie chan)

HaraKiri

Hard target

Hard to Kill

Hero (Jet Li)

Heroes among heroes

Heroes of the East, AKA Shaolin Challenges Ninja

Heros of the East with Gordon Liu

High Kick Girl,

House of flying Daggers

Ip Man 1

Ip Man 2

Ip Man 3

Ip Man 4

IRON MONKEY (1993 w/Donnie Yen)

Iron monkey 2

Jet Li Fist of Legend

Jim Kelly

John Wick 1

John Wick 2

John Wick 3

John Wick 4

Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons

Karate bomber man.

Karate Girl

Karate kid 1

Karate kid 2

Karate kid 3

Karate killer

Kata girl

Kickboxer

Kid With the Golden Arm

Kill and Kill Again,

Kill and Kill,

Kill Bill 1

Kill Bill 2

Kill Zone - SPL

King of Kickboxers

King of the kickboxers 2: American Shaolin

Kiss of the Dragon

Kiss the dragon

Knockabout

Kung Fu -  starring David Carradine (old tv series)

Kung Fu cult master

Kung fu hustle

Kung Pow

Kung-fu Panda

Kung-fu pilot

Kuro-Obi (Tatsuya Naka)

Lady bloodfight

Last hero in China

Last Hurrah For Chivalry

Legacy of Rage

LEGEND OF A FIGHTER with Yasuaki Kurata

Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires

Legendary Weapons of China

Love on delivery

Mad Monkey Kung Fu

Magnificent Butcher

Man of Tai Chi (Keanu Reeves/Tiger Chen)

Martial arts of Shaolin

Martial Club

Martial law

Master of the Flying Guillotine

Master with cracked fingers

Matrix Resurrections

Matrix.

Miami Connection

Mr. Vampire

Mulan

My lucky stars

Mystery of Chessboxing, AKA Ninja Checkmate

Never back down

Never back down 2

New legend of Shaolin  aka Red Dragon with Jet Lee

Ninja (Scott Adkins -2009)

Ninja 2

Ninja 3

Ninja assasin

Ninja III: The Domination

Ninja in the dragon den

Ninja Terminator

No retreat no surrender

No retreat no surrender 2

On the strong.

Once upon a time in China 1

Once upon a time in China 2

Once upon a time in China 3

Once upon a time in China 4

Once upon a time in China 5

Once upon a time in China 6

One-armed Boxer

One-Armed Swordsman

Ong Bak 1

Ong Bak 2

Ong Bak 3

Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior

Only the Strong

Painted faces (documentary)

Paper tigers

Perfect weapon.

Police Story - Jakie Chan

Pray for death

Project A

Project A part 2

Rage of honor

Rapid fire

Red Cliff

Redbelt

Remo Williams

Revenge of the Ninja

Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky

Ring of Fire

Roaring fire.

Romeo must die - Jet Li

Rumble in the Bronx

Rurouni Kenshin

seven samurai

Seven swords

Shang chi

Shang chi and the legend of the 10 rings

Shaolin

Shaolin Assassin

Shaolin Soccer

Shaolin temple

Shaolin wooden men

shodown in little tokyo.

Shootfighter

Shugun ninja

Sidekicks (Chuck Norris)

Sister Street Fighter

Snake in eagles shadow

Spiritual Kung fu

Street fighter

Surf ninjas

Sword of Doom

Sword Stained With Royal Blood

Swordsman

Tai chi Hero

Tai chi legend? #3 in series

TAI CHI MASTER (1993 w/jet Lee)

Tai chi zero

Tai Chi Zero

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles I, II, and III

The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter

The Accountant

The armour of God

The Art of Self Defense.

The blade

The bodyguard 1

The bodyguard 2

The Brave Archer

The Bride With White Hair

The Bulletproof Monk

The Cave of Silken Web

the Chinese Boxer

The crow

The Duel

The Fighters 3: No Surrender

The Foreigner (Jackie Chan),

The incredible Kung fu master

The inspector wear skirts

The Invincible Armour

The Iron fisted monk

The Last Dragon

The last samurai

The legend of muay Thai (a Thai movie)

The legend of Zu

The man from Hong kong, Jimmy Wang Yu

The master

The night comes for us

The Octogan, Chuck Norris

The perfect weapon

The Prodigal Son

The quest

The Raid

The Raid 2

The Raid 2: Derendal

The Raid: Redemption

the Sensei

The Transporter

The Victim

The way of the dragon

The Yakuza

The young master

They still call me Bruce

Tiger and Dragon (Jet Li)

Tiger Claws with Cynthia Rothrock and

Tom-Yum-Goong, AKA The Protector

Twilight Samurai

Underdog kids

Undisputed (4 films)

Unleashed

Warrior (Bruce Lee idea) Series created by Justin Lin and Shannon Lee

Warriors two

Wheels on meals

Wing Chun

Winners and sinners

Wu Assassins (TV show)

Wu Dang

Wushu Warrior

Yamada: The Samurai of Ayothaya

Zatoichi

Zu: Warriors from the Magic Mountain

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The once and future Wong Fei-hungs!

Vincent Zhao, as the Governor of Nine Gates, battles Jet Li, as Fong Sai-yuk, in this behind-the-scenes look from Fong Sai-yuk (1993), aka The Legend. Note all the visible wires needed for the flying "wire fu" fighting.

Jet Li had just left the Once Upon A Time In China film series, after portraying real-life martial arts legend Wong Fei-hung in the first three films.

Vincent Zhao was the actor who replaced him as Fei-hung that same year, starring in OUATIC lV and V, as well as a 20-episode television series.

Li returned to the role of Wong Fei-hung for the last time in the last film of the series, Once Upon A Time In China And America (1997).

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方世玉（1993）

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The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938, Michael Curtiz, William Keighley)

The Legend of Fong Sai-Yuk (1993, Corey Yuen)

Today I present a pair of action-packed tales of legendary folk heroes. Not only are both Errol Flynn and Corey Yuen playing famous folk heroes, but these films would help solidify their own legendary statuses. Revel in the lavish pageantry and stunning fight choreography.