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Did Hong Kong really have some of the best action movies in the 80s?
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>>223413357
all the leaves are brown
(all the leaves are brown)
and the sky is gray
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all those years ago I watched a ton of them, like 20-30 jackie chan films too, but I've forgotten most of it
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>>223413357
Love Jackie Chan
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Wuxia movies are cozy
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>>223413649
well I don't like the modern "wuxia" at all, maybe just the early 2000s stuff

the old action heroes had backgrounds in actually doing stunts themselves and it showed
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>>223413673
Thinking of stuff from like the 70s and 80s. Haven't seen anything else. Probably sovlless like most modern stuff.
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>>223413357
Really just John Woo joints, he is objectively a genius and one of the greatest filmmakers of all time.
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>>223413837
John who?
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>>223413837
Could do without the melodramatic bits in his action films.
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For me it’s The Sword (1980).
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>>223413900
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-34cg3vXO6U



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