This movie had two really good fights: the staff fight at the beginning when Jackie Chan took on five or so cronies trying to test him and the final fight.
Master Ting Chung (Jackie Chan) was hired to escort Lady Lam and her ailing "brother" across the Stormy Mountains which are known for having ruthless bandits. After Ting put together a team they went on their journey with a few fights along the way.
The Stormy Mountains were under the rule of Lord Chu, a ruthless killer. Once they found out that the cargo they were escorting was the real Lord Chu, the fight was on. It was a long epic fight that even included a woman getting her face cut off. Not her head, just all the skin on her face. It was awesome.
The last fight spilled over into the forest and lasted maybe 15 minutes altogether. This was a cool kung fu movie, but what I really want to know is: did they pay royalties to Star Wars for using their music?
Master Ting Chung (Jackie Chan) was hired to escort Lady Lam and her ailing "brother" across the Stormy Mountains which are known for having ruthless bandits. After Ting put together a team they went on their journey with a few fights along the way.
The Stormy Mountains were under the rule of Lord Chu, a ruthless killer. Once they found out that the cargo they were escorting was the real Lord Chu, the fight was on. It was a long epic fight that even included a woman getting her face cut off. Not her head, just all the skin on her face. It was awesome.
The last fight spilled over into the forest and lasted maybe 15 minutes altogether. This was a cool kung fu movie, but what I really want to know is: did they pay royalties to Star Wars for using their music?