KungFu Movies , everyone loves them, even if they wont admit it :D

[Dr.Teufel Geist]

So what are some of your faves?

Chinese Connection- Bruce Lee
Fist of Fury- Bruce Lee
Game of Death-Bruce Lee
Return of the Dragon- Bruce Lee
Enter the Dragon-Bruce Lee
Rumble in the Bronx-Jackie Chan
Kungfu Hustle- Stephen Chow
IP MAN- Donnie Yen
Hero- Jet Li
Kiss of the Dragon-Jet Li
Drunken Master- Jackie Chan
Exit the dragon, enter the tiger- Bruce Li
Master of the Flying Guillotine
Big trouble in little China- Kurt Russell
5 deadly venoms
Snake Crane Secret
Forbidden Kingdom
Iron Monkey
Fist of Legend

will add more later, when I can think

[Haunted hearse]

The "Fistful of Yen" segment from "Kentucky Fried Movie".  It is a Kung fu movie of extraordinary magnitude!
Bruce Lee - A Fistful of Yen Trailer 2010

[Unknown Primate]

Really love IP MAN!  Also, ENTER THE DRAGON & RETURN, THE LEGEND OF THE SEVEN GOLDEN VAMPIRES & a Joe Don Baker flick called GOLDEN NEEDLES.

[Scatter]

Meh. There goes your "everybody loves 'em" theory Doc!

[BaronLatos35]

Love Bruce Lee and Sonny Chiba. Enter the Dragon is probably my favorite. Way of the Dragon has probably his best fight scene against his pupil, Chuck Norris.

I just got into watching samurai movies. Revenge from 1964? and 13 Assassins are up next.

[BlackLagoon]

Oh man, Enter The Dragon is one of my all time favorites and I think superceeds "martial arts movie" it's just a flat out off the hook action flick. The entire Mortal Kombat franchise owes it's sucess to ETD.

Five Deadly Venoms is classic, The Street Fighter, IP Man was insane....I really liked Kung Fu Hustle, not what I expected.

One of the best fight scenes ever? I mean something that has you amped up like watching Rocky III and IV......Wheels On Meals, Benny The Jet Vs Jackie Chan--that's just off the charts.

[seed_murda]

Big trouble in little china town
Pretty much any of the ones listed here, but I do not see any of the wu tang films. I really like some of the cheesy wu tang movies. Good chit mein !!!

[Dr.Teufel Geist]

Meh. There goes your "everybody loves 'em" theory Doc!

not true....you like them too....hence you like Elvis Presley movies, and he has used KungFu in his movies...why do I say KungFu instead of Karate?? because Elvis was a pupil of Bruce Lee.

so, I WIN

[Fester]

Meh. There goes your "everybody loves 'em" theory Doc!

Same Here.

And just because Elvis staged a couple of chopsocky moves (maybe 30 seconds total) does not make any of his movies "KungFu movies."

By that same logic, if Elvis drank a Coke in a movie, that would classify it as a "Coke movie."

And for the record: the only one I could stand to watch all the way through was KungFu Hustle.

[Haunted hearse]

Kung Fu movies will never be a truly worthwhile genre, until Keneau Reeves does one!

[Fester]

Kung Fu movies will never be a truly worthwhile genre, until Keneau Reeves does one!

Now Those I'd watch!

Fists of Plywood
The sequel: Face of Plywood
Crouching Bill Hidden Ted
Bland Monkey KungFu
Flying Dragon of Boredom

[Dr.Teufel Geist]

Same Here.

And just because Elvis staged a couple of chopsocky moves (maybe 30 seconds total) does not make any of his movies "KungFu movies."

By that same logic, if Elvis drank a Coke in a movie, that would classify it as a "Coke movie."

And for the record: the only one I could stand to watch all the way through was KungFu Hustle.

1. it was a joke....

2. no one rattled your cage, Fester

3. straps you into the "chair" and forces you to watch  Don "the dragon" Wilson movies....

4. that will teach you to butt in 

[Haunted hearse]

You know, Reeves would be a category of martial Arts films all to themselves, known as Kung-dude!

[BaronLatos35]

I forgot to add Crouching Tiger. That movie was art on the screen.

I'll have to check out that Jackie Chan fight with Benny the Jet.

[BlackLagoon]

Good call Baron, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon was insane...

I might catch something for this...but I think American Ninja...for an "80's" movie was actually pretty good. Another one was The Perfect Weapon. That guy Jeff Speakman was all over the place in Black Belt magazine and talked about my martial arts students all around--then he just disapeared, which was weird because I thought that movie was legitimately a good film.

Oh, and I don't know if you consider Above The Law a "martial arts film" but seriously before Steven Segal got ridiculous, that movie was pretty cool too.