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Kung Fu of Seven Steps

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A young martial artist and his uncle join forces against a ruthless general.

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delysid d this is a pretty good kung fu, i was so confused by the story though i have no clue what its about Rated 3 out of 5 stars 02/08/19 Full Review Audience Member Master and student must defeat the villainous Five Hands Gang before they betray the country. Standard story aside, the fight with the spear and pole was fantastic, and it was chock full of intense and fierce fights. Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 02/05/23 Full Review Audience Member Before I go into the review of this film I must preface by saying that this movie has hands-down some of the best kung fu sequences I have ever seen. The choreography is ridiculous and the fights, especially the ones later on in the movie are intense. Chang Shan is a master but Chang Tin Chee is equally impressive as the two protagonists drop knees on the opposition utilizing the devastating “Seven Steps” technique. Plot: Tiger is a rogue and mischief maker, he is also student to the legendary Iron Hands master Li San Pei. While goofing off in town one day, Tiger comes across a medal which he takes home to his master who shows much concern. Turns out that the medal was one of five, belonging to a member of the Five Hands Gang. Master Li San Pei reveals himself as a pursuant of the gang and employs his student to help reveal all five members so that he can stop them for their crimes against their nation. Before Tiger can help however, he must first master Li san Pei’s “7 Step Style”, a Kung Fu that can be described as dropping knees unto the legs of your opponent to render them useless. After mastering the style and setting out with his master to find the elusive five, the two men soon realize that the members are closer than they thought and a corrupt General is at the center of it all. The movie itself is of the quality you should expect from these old classics, for a DvD it is still gritty, skips at times and there is about 5 minutes of raw Mandarin where they forgot to dub english over. Luckily this small piece of bad editing is within a fighting scene, so you will not miss out on the weak plotline at all. Speaking of plot line, the movie flows through and ends without you knowing what exactly it is that the 5 Hands Gang has done to deserve their fate. All we are given is the “traitors to our country” line and a whole lot of ass whipping. Nevertheless, the action more than makes up for the other weaknesses and I am confident in reccommending this to you. www.SpicyMovieDogs.com Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 02/22/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis A young martial artist and his uncle join forces against a ruthless general.
Director
Chung Ting
Production Co
Great China Film Company
Genre
Action
Original Language
Chinese
Release Date (Streaming)
Mar 13, 2016
Runtime
1h 24m