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Old 11-16-2011, 10:41 PM
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Spot on mate-it never lets up! Constant action.
No CGI in these days!

Yeah Lazenby on fire that was hilarious-didn't look like a stuntman to me either.In fact at one poit he struggles to get the jacket off!
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Yeah Lazenby on fire that was hilarious-didn't look like a stuntman to me either. In fact at one point he struggles to get the jacket off!
According to BTS's recent interview in The Dark Side the above scene was indeed not supposed to happen that way and said slip-up was simply left in the film!
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Spot on mate-it never lets up! Constant action.
No CGI in these days!

Yeah Lazenby on fire that was hilarious-didn't look like a stuntman to me either.In fact at one poit he struggles to get the jacket off!
Not just that (I'm trying not to be spoilerific) but when he's got a mouthful too
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According to BTS's recent interview in The Dark Side the above scene was indeed not supposed to happen that way and said slip-up was simply left in the film!
Same as the split in Grant Page's trousers, just makes the film all the more endearing!
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Same as the split in Grant Page's trousers, just makes the film all the more endearing!
Damn right and that fight scene between Wang Yu and Page is hilarious! More or less everything goes but the proverbial kitchen sink!

Those bullet ricochet sound FX (Kee-ee-ee-ee-ee-ee-ee!) and rapid zoom lens shots in the final reel are amusing too.

And what about Wang Yu's battle with two opponents outside Lazenby's Martial Arts Dojo? One of whom looks like a Denim-clad Bigfoot!

"This is Australia mate, not bloody Fifty-Five Days At Peking!"

"Heeeey, don't give me any s***!"
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Great to see fellow fans of this-contender for best film from down under!
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Indeed, perfect exploitation. A great dvd. well worth the import tax.
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Indeed he is!
About time his work seen the light of day on Blu Ray!
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