Fighting Dragon vs Deadly Tiger (aka Call Me Dragon) (Fury Films Ltd, 1982)
This chopsocky effort was filmed in 1974, waiting eight years for a retitling and a US release. I'll bet it was totally worth the wait, too. Mr. Lee and Mr. Chiba probably weren't too worried, either.
Enter Laughing (Columbia Pictures, 1967)
I haven't seen this Carl Reiner comedy, but I like Carl Reiner, so I'd probably enjoy it.
Survival Run (aka Spree) (Film Ventures International, 1980)
I had the chance to watch this on Showtime back in the day - and I think I had it on while I did something else in my room - but I can't really say I've seen it. Now of course I really want to.
And that makes a hat trick for this post - three for three, three I did not see.
Until next post, you Can Poke Me With A Fork, Cause I Am Outta Here!
Yeah, considering I've never heard of that film I'm guessing Mr. Lee and Mr. Chiba kept their jobs. Great finds Craig.
ReplyDeleteWell, Mr. Chiba did, anyway. RIP Mr. Lee.
DeleteI'm 0 for 3 on these. But the first one does remind me, have you seen "House of Flying Daggers"? I've seen pieces of it here and there. Makes me want to see the whole thing. The wire work (I assume it's string and not CGI) is awesome, and the film is shot beautifully.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen that one.
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Three movies I have never heard of, and probably never will see :p ;)
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