Thank you for this. The whole movie was hilarious and great fight scenes, but this is my favorite fight out of the entire movie. Ol school Saturday Kung fu movies girl here, lol
Some of us in NYC, did not sleep on this movie. The weekly feature Drive In Movie presented a preveiw of Dirty Ho for next week @ 2:45pm. At 2;30pm that Saturday, my friends and I said goodbye and we will meet right back here at 5;30PM.
I remember sitting in the Music Palace and the Sun Sing theaters in NY Chinatown for hrs watching these before they hit main stream America and dubbed. I learned Mandarin Chinese from watching these movies. Many of these were done in the 1950's and the 60's but got here in the 1970's. Lau Kar-Leung their choreographer was filming in 1950's. These movies will always be classics. RIP Lau Kar-Leung. Lo Lieh with the Kwan Dao - Dragon Head, The rest with what looks like a half of a Monk Spade [AXE] [My bad its a metal bell weapon. And a 3 section Bo staff. Even thought its step Gong Fu, it took a while to get this fighting scene down pat.
Two great legends I’ve got many movies from Lau Kar Leung (Legendary Weapons of China) one of my favs with Gordon Liu (36 Chambers of Shaolin) Lo Lieh is another great from the Shaw Brothers studio. I grew up with them in England in the 80’s as a child with my cousins having them on VHS.
I am so surprised that Shaw Brothers never considered doing a movie about Guan Yun Chang with Lo Lien playing the part, considering his overall skill with the use of the guan dao.
Play it at 1.5 speed and it's more like the realistic speed of reacting to an attack. Wonder why they filmed the scene with pauses. Probably real weapons being that it was made in China, from what Chinese actors have said.
They used some real weapons, and fight choreography from this era tends to be "beat-based". that's just the rhythm of peking opera-infuenced performance arts (which is where kung fu choreography in movies largely comes from). You can see it much more egregiously in movies like Sammo Hung's "The Victim". In comparison this fight is pretty fluid. Also keep in mind a fight scene with 5 people has a lot of "visual noise" for the viewer to decipher.
ironically the sound effects in the old days actually sound more realistic, the modern ones, they were invented to sound more realistic but ironically sound more fake eg. jet li-s *ROMEO MUST DIE*
Yes, in the street. No rules and gloves to protect them. Not too many left today. Kung fu will unfortunately die out. It takes too much work, too many years for too little glory. But Chinese gong fu is more fun and any of the others.
Thank you for this. The whole movie was hilarious and great fight scenes, but this is my favorite fight out of the entire movie.
Ol school Saturday Kung fu movies girl here, lol
I swear this movie is slept on. So good but nobody i know has heard of it lol
1 of my favorite lar kar leueng movies.
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Some of us in NYC, did not sleep on this movie. The weekly feature Drive In Movie presented a preveiw of Dirty Ho for next week @ 2:45pm. At 2;30pm that Saturday, my friends and I said goodbye and we will meet right back here at 5;30PM.
I watched it because I found the name very silly. It ended up being one of my favorites.
Presumably everyone who heard the name thought it was a porno.
The combat choreography in this is amazing
One Of The Best Fight Scenes Ever!
I thougth my ex starred in this movie..
I remember sitting in the Music Palace and the Sun Sing theaters in NY Chinatown for hrs watching these before they hit main stream America and dubbed. I learned Mandarin Chinese from watching these movies. Many of these were done in the 1950's and the 60's but got here in the 1970's. Lau Kar-Leung their choreographer was filming in 1950's. These movies will always be classics. RIP Lau Kar-Leung. Lo Lieh with the Kwan Dao - Dragon Head, The rest with what looks like a half of a Monk Spade [AXE] [My bad its a metal bell weapon. And a 3 section Bo staff. Even thought its step Gong Fu, it took a while to get this fighting scene down pat.
Echoch San Carlos
SO INTERESTING ....the production values in the 50's were excellent.
Two great legends I’ve got many movies from Lau Kar Leung (Legendary Weapons of China) one of my favs with Gordon Liu (36 Chambers of Shaolin) Lo Lieh is another great from the Shaw Brothers studio. I grew up with them in England in the 80’s as a child with my cousins having them on VHS.
The fight choreography is the best that I ve ver seen
Once I go on Shaw Brothers channel, I'mma check out this amazing classic kung fu movie!
I am so surprised that Shaw Brothers never considered doing a movie about Guan Yun Chang with Lo Lien playing the part, considering his overall skill with the use of the guan dao.
Brilliant choreography
Master lar kar leueng.
Excellent fight choreography , the manipulation of the Long / broad sword by Lo Lei was very impressive .
Wicked cool.
I love the music how it changes to be more sinister when there about to go all in and do some serious damage.
Bangy Hot!
Everytime i watch this it gets better and better
googled dirty ho for something entirely different and I wasn't disappointed, it just was a bit of a change of vibe.
Lo Lieh must have spent many hours being coached on the use of the guandao to almost make it as impressive as Guan Yunchang himself.
the fight scene is awsome!!!!!
Still WICKED to this day!!!
Classic scene.
I’ve been wanting to see this movie…
That thing in the background at 3:42 is the same thing in the background of the last fight of Five Deadly Venoms, just re-painted red.
Lau Kar Leung was a genius.
Grandmaster of kung fu
I'm from Indonesia, but I really like this film. ️🥺♥️
Gordon liu
Simply amazing
I also like cartoon !!!!!!!
I like cartoon and kung fu movie!!!!!!
This isn't the Pamela and Tommy Lee tape...
perfect my favorite kung fu film, stepping scene and the fight with the razzor cape!!!! R u kidding me?!?!
Phimxes
p.s i think the younger fighter/protagonist is dubbed by jackie chan, films in the old days i heard were filmed with no audio and typically dubbed
Use of the guandao is most impressive. It is almost akin to the style and technique of Guan Yunchang himself.
Whose here because of a random youtube search.
R.i.p. lau ker leung
The master is my favorite!
If you just watch the 'red shirt' guy ....u will ROFL..he is virtually dancing ...timing each of his jump , landing, take off etc.
Welcome to Peking opera inspired 70's Fu.
It's like they said "fine, you can be in a fight scene as long as you don't disturb the coreography we already practiced" haha.
El Rey brought me here.
Play it at 1.5 speed and it's more like the realistic speed of reacting to an attack. Wonder why they filmed the scene with pauses. Probably real weapons being that it was made in China, from what Chinese actors have said.
They used some real weapons, and fight choreography from this era tends to be "beat-based". that's just the rhythm of peking opera-infuenced performance arts (which is where kung fu choreography in movies largely comes from). You can see it much more egregiously in movies like Sammo Hung's "The Victim". In comparison this fight is pretty fluid.
Also keep in mind a fight scene with 5 people has a lot of "visual noise" for the viewer to decipher.
Esta película es excelente.
I like kung fu movie!!!!
Jimmy Wang Yu,
Best supporting *ss kicker...
Wong Yu (in this video) is not Jimmy Wang Yu
I would like them to be my kung fu master!!!!!!
great
phim sex châu
El sucio, que buena película.
I am hong kong chinese!!!!!!!
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ironically the sound effects in the old days actually sound more realistic, the modern ones, they were invented to sound more realistic but ironically sound more fake eg. jet li-s *ROMEO MUST DIE*
1.25 speed is almost like real fighting.
That’s a pretty strong piece of wood to be able to stop a blade multiple times
you can't just cut though wood if merely because its metal and sharp, otherwise kungfu masters in ancient times would have time fighting with staffs
Chinese bamboo. Very strong.
Opium on his forehead makes you invincible 😂😂😂
That’s an antidote for the poisoned wound on his head
the fight scene is dub in cantonese!!!!!!!
Never before has so little happened in so long a time. :)
Mây thăg nay diên tuôg
no hát chèo
can these kung fu fighters defeat k1 and ufc/mma fighters?
Yes, in the street. No rules and gloves to protect them.
Not too many left today. Kung fu will unfortunately die out. It takes too much work, too many years for too little glory.
But Chinese gong fu is more fun and any of the others.
Yes
These days n watching this old kung-fu movies. Look like they just dancing instead of real fight! !!
OK
I dislike k1, ufc/mma, samurai and ninja movie!!!!!!
Plastic blade