Films of Fury: The Kung-Fu Movie Movie (2011)

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A kung-fu obsessed cartoon host takes viewers on a whirlwind history of chopsocky cinema in this lively documentary from martial arts movie expert Ric Meyers. Featuring footage from over 200 martial arts classics and clips of Jackie Chan and Jet Li at their absolute best, Films of Fury is both an ideal introduction for the uninitiated, and an exhilarating, informative retrospective for die-hard fans who've seen it all. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Director(s):: Andrew Robinson, Andrew Corvey, (more)

Theatrical MPAA Rating:: R

Format(s):: DVD
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Synopsis of Films of Fury: The Kung-Fu Movie Movie

Theatrical Feature Running Time:: 80 mins

Director(s):: Andrew Corvey, Andrew Robinson

Writer(s):: Ric Meyers

Producer(s):: Andrew Corvey, Andrew Robinson

Theatrical MPAA Rating:: R(Brief Nudity, Violence)

Categories:: Documentary, Special Interest

Warning: This product is intended for mature audiences only. It may contain violence, sexual content, drug abuse and/or strong language. You must be 17 or older to purchase it. By ordering this item you are certifying that you are at least 17 years of age.

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	Kevin C.

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An interesting documentary on the history of the kung fu movie. Yes, it has a cartoon host, and the movie cuts to the next scene like a kid who missed several doses of Ritalin, but the movies that they preview are bonafide classics. HIghly recommended.

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