What do you people think of the most recent jackie Chan and Jet lee movies. I think that they're pretty damn good

Jackie Chan just keeps getting better. I loved Shanghai Noon...

The Duel is very good.

Best all-time martial arts movie?

Roadhouse.

I use to like those japanese karate movies like lady karate and the karatebullfighter because the karate is more realistic

worst one was Karate olympiade (I copied that one because it was cult/camp)

not in any perticualar order

1. kickboxer( van damn)
2. showdown in little tokyo
(dolph lundgren/brandon lee)
3. enter the dragon (bruce lee)
4. the street fighter ( sonney chiba)
5. street fighter ( van damn)
6. mortal kombat
( robin shou,chris cassamassa)
7. kickboxer 4 ( sasha mitchell)
8. rumble in he bronx ( jackie chan)
9. bloodsport( van damn)
10. out for justice ( segaul)
11. best of the best
( simon and phillip rhee)

COACH! COACH, HE'S GONNA KILL HIM!!
NO! TOMMY, NO!

No retreat, no surrender.

If you can't work out WHY, yeah, that's the reason.

Actually, an Austrlian movie "The Man from Hong Kong" with George Lazenby

I have quite a few and they are in no particular order.

1)Bloodsport(JCVD)
2)Kickboxer(JCVD)
3)Heatseeker(Gary Daniels & Keith Cooke)
4)Best Of The Best 1/2 (Philip & Simon Rhee)
5)Mortal Kombat 1(Keith Cooke-Reptile)
6)Mortal Kombat 2(Keith Cooke-Sub Zeros Brother)
7)Enter The Dragon(Bruce Lee)
8)Once Upon A Time In China(Jet Li)
9)Bloodsport 2(Ron Hall-Cliff)
10)Only The Strong(Mark Dacascos)
11)Redemption(Mark Dacascos)

My list could go on for ever but here are some of my favourites. And as far as the Seven Samurais go well that was a great classic.

I hope you only like kickboxer and best of the best for camp humor

Ghost Dog with Forest Whitaker. It's a reasonably credible story about a true samurai following the Bushido code in a modern setting, with an interesting culture clash. Not the usual flashy Hollywood fight choreography, but a lot of truth behind the scenes...

[This message has been edited by Sweeney (edited 08-23-2003).]