You can’t tell me these movies aren’t good.
And you know I can’t forget the all-time best one:
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You can’t tell me these movies aren’t good.
And you know I can’t forget the all-time best one:
Rei is shit
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Chinky movie power-rankings (Official)
HK > Taiwan >>>> Macau >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Mainland ie West Republic of China
HK > Taiwan >>>> Macau >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Mainland ie West Republic of China
The Story of Ricky is the finest film to come out of that area.
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Hong Kong Movies are the Shit.
Mainland Chinese movies are just shit.
Mainland Chinese movies are just shit.
Their culture is rich and fascinating and kung fu is fucking awesome, even if their government is a buncha faggot-ass commie pinpricks. They still make the occasional good movie, so I'd say it's okay.
Just don't give that ching chong no fifteen cents! Pirate that shit like Madame Ching!
Just don't give that ching chong no fifteen cents! Pirate that shit like Madame Ching!
Remember when DreamWorks put Chinese propaganda in a kid's movie?
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Of course we are, I just watched Jackie Chan's First Strike not too long ago.
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just dont give them money
Hong Kong movies are the only Asian movies I like. Most Korean and Jap flix try too hard to be deep and thunk provoking. HK movies take alot of inspiration from American cinema so I feel more at home watching it.
I'd recommend anything from Shaw Brothers studios. Especially Oily Maniac, Boxers Omen, Five Deadly Venoms, Crippled Avengers, Disciples of Shaolin, Invincible Shaolin, and Black Magic 1 &2.
I'd recommend anything from Shaw Brothers studios. Especially Oily Maniac, Boxers Omen, Five Deadly Venoms, Crippled Avengers, Disciples of Shaolin, Invincible Shaolin, and Black Magic 1 &2.
Forgot to mention, the protagonists of this movie are named Yi, Jin, and Peng. Put them together and it sounds like Xi Jinping.
those are all Hong Kong movies. don't lump them in with any abomination that comes out of the mainland. actually, a HK movie night idea would be pretty dope.
though jackie chan is a commie bootlicker so i don't watch his movies anymore.
God of Gamblers is one of my favorites. it's on YT
don't forget the classic infernal affairs, which the departed ripped off (actually, it was a conscious homage by scorcese, but most people don't know that)
though jackie chan is a commie bootlicker so i don't watch his movies anymore.
God of Gamblers is one of my favorites. it's on YT
don't forget the classic infernal affairs, which the departed ripped off (actually, it was a conscious homage by scorcese, but most people don't know that)
Does it really matter when you're talking his 80s/90s movies before Hong Kong was even part of communist China?
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When money is involved it does matter, unless you're buying used copies and only the previous owner gets the cash.
Why are you even asking this? Jackie Chan, and similar Chinese nationals are all now enemies of the state.
The hardcore patriotic American band "Wheatus" has even recently changed the words to their classic song about Jackie Chan, and his adventures of finding the talismans and whatnot-
To a song that tells us all what a "Punk ass bitch" both Jackie, and his fellow Chinamen are:
The hardcore patriotic American band "Wheatus" has even recently changed the words to their classic song about Jackie Chan, and his adventures of finding the talismans and whatnot-
Who cares, just fucking watch them.
Even if you have beef, just pirate it.
Even if you have beef, just pirate it.
lol why would anybody pay for media hahaha
But yeah I can't think of much Mainland movies I've seen.
Conflating HK with China is the most offensive thing I've heard all decade. I hope you're able to tell the difference when your organs are harvested OP.
I actually saw Infernal Affairs last year. It was really well done, even though I was surprised to find out that they made two movies of it.
Of course I am. In fact I’m willing to argue that Thailand and Philippines movies are a lot more under appreciated compared to Chinese movies. Hopefully they get a lot of traction in the future.
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