What is the best Kung Fu movie ever made?

[KingsOfKings]

Still gotta check a couple of these.

 

[Remote]

It's not a Kung Fu movie, but I finally watched The Seven Samurai (1954) after 4 tries. I was just so bored and I would quit watching after 10-15 mins.

Honestly this movie was way too long and in 2025, it doesn't look all that great. But it did inspire a lot of good movies after it so I admit it is historically significant.

I wouldn't recommend it to 99% of people though.
But I'm kind of in a mood to watch more good Japanese movies. Not necessarily Kung Fu.

Anyway I do hope this thread helps people add things to their watch list.

 

[maxamusa]

rush hour 2

 

[Bryan Danielson]

It's not a Kung Fu movie, but I finally watched The Seven Samurai (1954) after 4 tries. I was just so bored and I would quit watching after 10-15 mins.

Honestly this movie was way too long and in 2025, it doesn't look all that great. But it did inspire a lot of good movies after it so I admit it is historically significant.

I wouldn't recommend it to 99% of people though.
But I'm kind of in a mood to watch more good Japanese movies. Not necessarily Kung Fu.

Anyway I do hope this thread helps people add things to their watch list.

Have you watched the 1 vs 100 Samurai movie on Prime?

it’s shot in ”1 shot” style and is exactly what the title says!

lol…. I commend that actors cuz I know he was tired as fukk after filming it as you see it by the end

lol

 

[Rev Leon Lonnie Love]

jet Lee's Fearless
Fist of Legend
Snake In the Eagle's Shadow

 

[Remote]

jet Lee's Fearless
Fist of Legend
Snake In the Eagle's Shadow

The first time I saw Fist of Legend, it was on Fox 5 on a weekend at like 2pm or something.

Regular TV used to show great movies out of nowhere.

Nowadays you put on the TV and it's either the news, some stupid fake Judge show, or infomercials.

 

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[fat buddy]

Duel to the death
The flag of iron
Master of the flying guillotine

 

[Richard Glidewell]

I remember seeing one where dude had to fight a group of monks that had ring weapons and they would form up link like a snake and attack

 

[DoubleClutch]

Iron Monkey

Might have to rewatch that just because this thread popped back up in my notifications

It’s due time for me to rewatch Rumble in the Bronx again as well

 

[KingsOfKings]

jet Lee's Fearless
Fist of Legend
Snake In the Eagle's Shadow

All dope

 

[Spence]

Enter the Dragon
Enter the Dragon 2 (Mortal Kombat 1995 )
The Matrix