Dragon Fight
(1989)
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Dragon Fight
(1989)
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Jet Li | ... |
Jimmy Lee
(as Jet Lee)
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Dick Wei | ... |
Tiger Wong
(as Dick Wyre)
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Nina Li Chi | ... |
Penny
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Stephen Chow | ... |
Andy Yau
(as Sing-Chi Chow)
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Mark Williams | ... |
Ray
(as Marc Williams)
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Tom Spinoza | ... |
Big Boss
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Henry Fong | ... |
Marco
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Ko Wang | ... |
Uncle
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Michael McFall | ... |
Dude
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Victor Chew | ... |
Bill
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George Chung | ... |
Big Boss's Killer
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Adam Ngan | ... |
Tiger's bodyguard
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Wai Tong Wong | ... |
Tiger's bodyguard
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Martin Robinson | ... |
Policeman in station
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Bill Grossman | ... |
Policeman in station
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Two martial artist friends from China are performing a show in the States. Trouble starts when one of them decides to defect and stay in America.
I found this movie particularly interesting from a cultural perspective. It was filmed by people from Hong Kong, in San Francisco, for an Asian audience, and it provides a fairly interesting view of what Asian capitalist political separatists think America is like. The action is quite good, with a surprising amount of plot for the genre. (It even makes sense!) And of course it stars Jet Li, who it goes without saying makes Jackie Chan look like Mr. Yunioshi.