Shaolin fo jia da dao

1980
1h 27m

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5.2/10

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Wu Chin (Ku Feng) is aided in a jail break by the alleged son of his dead partner. They work together find the loot WU Chin's partner hid from their last crime. Problems arise when local aut... Read allWu Chin (Ku Feng) is aided in a jail break by the alleged son of his dead partner. They work together find the loot WU Chin's partner hid from their last crime. Problems arise when local authorities and an annoying Mouse get involved.Wu Chin (Ku Feng) is aided in a jail break by the alleged son of his dead partner. They work together find the loot WU Chin's partner hid from their last crime. Problems arise when local authorities and an annoying Mouse get involved.

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2/10

Poor, confusing film

1986. Directed by Cheng Wing-Keu who only seems to have made this film, and then understandably disappeared (if this name is not a pseudonym). My Tai Seng copy lists the stars as Kong Keung, Kwok Fung and Liu Gia-Yung which is not the same (unless under another name) as the only actor listed here. I can't trace the Tai Seng names and whoever the young lead actor is, he is very annoying and hard to relate to. The story is the usual stuff with the son revenging the murder of his father, a constable who arrested some villain who joins up with the brother of his fellow villain who was killed. Hidden treasure comes into it somewhere as do some very odd supernatural scenes, including a master monk fighting a ghost. Despite the Tai Seng blurb there are few fights and only the Chinese sword fight at the very end is worth watching. Avoid.