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Top Ten Kung Fu Movies in the World

The Top Ten Kung Fu Movies in the World: Raptor Crossing the River, Jingwumen, Killing Wolf 2, Shaolin Temple, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Huang Feihong's Man Being Strong, Ip Man, Drunken Boxing Ⅱ, Kung Fu and Heroes.

1, Raptors cross the river

In the 1960s and 1970s, the fighting scenes in many action movies were stiff due to technical reasons, but Bruce Lee's shooting of the Raptors crossing the river was done with real kung fu, without using body double or any artistic treatment. Bruce Lee showed his amazing footwork for the first time in the film, which won unanimous praise from audiences at home and abroad, making the film popular all over the world at that time and deeply loved by audiences all over the world.

2. Jingwumen

This film reminds many people that China people are interfered and bullied by foreign forces, which fully arouses the patriotic feelings of the audience. Zhen Chen, a national hero, stood up indomitable under the oppression of foreign powers, defeated a group of Japanese and smashed the plaque of the sick man of East Asia. This scene is exciting and refreshing.

3. Kill the Wolf 2

This film not only brings together three kung fu superstars, Jason Wu, Max Zhang and Jia Zhangke, but also wonderful performances by Yam Tat-wah and Louis Koo. The whole movie is almost a fight scene, and the action scenes are of high quality. The degree of violence can also be said to have reached the limit of cinema movies, which is very burning.

4. Shaolin Temple

Eighteen martial arts of Shaolin Temple are displayed in this film, forming an exquisite Shaolin Kung Fu show. This martial arts film with blood and sweat, laughter and tears, affection and righteousness has also left deep memories in the hearts of many old fans.

5. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

This film is different from traditional martial arts films. Ang Lee's understanding of China culture is profound and implicit, and he combined it with this film, showing a quiet and soft aesthetic feeling. This film is full of children's affairs and describes life in the Jianghu. The forbearance of a great hero, Li Mubai, is amazing and fascinating, totally immersed in the movies made by Ang Lee.

6. "Huang Feihong men's sons should be self-reliant."

The film contains many elements of kung fu movies, and the action design is very wonderful. One of the highlights of this film is the combination of China Kung Fu and Chinese medicine, and the theme song in the film is even more exciting and unforgettable.

7. Ip Man

Sammo Hung is the action director of this film. His design of these action scenes is directly reflected in the rhythm, and the comprehensive use of various techniques such as position change, the use of fast and slow mirrors, the selection of action points and the separation of scenes makes the kung fu part of the film dazzling and can be called a classic of kung fu films.

8. Drunken Boxing Ⅱ

The rhythm of this film is in place, combining Jackie Chan's funny and practical martial arts style with Liu Jialiang's solid, steady and perfect combination, presenting the peak of Hong Kong-style kung fu films in the 1990s.

9. Kung Fu

It can be regarded as a classic of martial arts films and comedies. When Kung Fu is combined with the atmosphere of the market, Master Xing interprets different Kung Fu with a series of whimsy. The whole movie makes people laugh and cry, and the dance of the axe gang can be said to be very classic, and many people still follow suit.

10, hero

This film perfectly combines China's traditional artistic conception with the violent aesthetics of action movies. The martial arts action design is free and easy, the scene is grand, and its picture, sound effect and color application are more artistic appreciation value. This is the masterpiece of China's films in the eyes of many foreigners.