The Mystery of Chess Boxing

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Harvey I 02/04/2024 What a character the Ghostface killer was in this movie. The choreography of the fight scenes was really well done. The final fight scene was awesome. I watched this in the movie theaters back in the early 1980s in New York City. The reaction from the audience was short of a frenzy of enthusiasm. It was amazing! See more Michael F 08/09/2023 THE DEADLIEST FIVE ELEMENT See more 12/09/2021 Ah Pao wants to learn kung fu for a very important reason: He must his father's death at the hands of the man known as the Ghost Faced Killer, who in turn in hunting down different leaders, throwing down his ghost face killing plate and then murdering them with his five elements style. "The game of chess is like a sword fight You must think first before you move Toad style is immensely strong and immune to nearly any weapon When it's properly used it's almost invincible" Ah Pao finally makes his way to The Chang Sing School yet he discovers another layer of struggle, as he's bullied by every older student. Yet it's the school's cook who teaches him some moves after challenging him to steal one piece of rice from his bowl and Ah Pao cheating to get it. Yet even the moves that he's taught, the cook says, will never be enough. The Ghost Faced Killer is unstoppable to the point that even by owning his symbol, Ah Pao has marked everyone in the school for death. Yet perhaps chess master Chi Sue Tin — an old enemy of the Ghost Faced Killer — may be the one who can teach our hero everything he knows — the chess boxing kung fu and the strategic link between the game and the martial art. Finally, when faced with the most powerful fighter in the world, Ah Pao and Chi Sue Tin team up using double horse style to challenge the man who has haunted both of their lives. I mean, the Ghost Faced Killer walks in a room, laughs, throws down a personalized plate and then kills everyone in his path. That takes guts and style and man, we should all look to this villain and take away the good parts of what he did and add them to our lives. See more delysid d 12/30/2017 a masterpiece of kung fu See more 01/18/2012 The Ghostface Killer See more 12/08/2011 Good kung fu fighting, but repetitive. Ten minutes or so of fun kung fu training. Not as much plot as even the average old school kung fu flick. Dependable entertainment for the aficionado but nothing to recommend it beyond that devoted audience. See more Read all reviews

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