THE 
BOXER’S ADVENTURE 
   
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 Aka: 
  MILITANT EAGLE / SHAOLIN VENGEANCE 
  - Stars: 
    Tan Tao Liang, Meng Fei, Jack Long, Blackie Ko
 
  - Director: 
    Tyrone Shu
 
  - 1977, 
    Hong Kong
 
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  - A 
    corrupt man has plans on becoming the king of China. To prevent this from 
    happening Minister Tai must get to Yunan where he will raise and train some 
    men and form an army.
 
  - The 
    minister’s chief of guards, Li Tai Kwei (Tan Tao Liang), finds three men who’ll 
    provide escort of the minister.
 
  
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  - Irritatingly 
    bad!
 
  - It’s 
    full of funny low budget special effects like jumping over houses backwards 
    and acrobatics that are cut so that the guy does like five somersaults in 
    the air without coming down. 
 
  - Tan 
    lifts up this movie from the cloaks with his excellent kicks but he doesn’t 
    get the chance to show what he’s made of. 
 
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  - Jack 
    Long plays a guy who fights everyone who calls him "nancy boy". 
    He’s acrobatic, of course, but his acting ain’t exactly beautiful. He looks 
    strange without long white hair and beard. 
 
  - There’s 
    a guy (Lung Fei I think?) that could’ve bean an OK kicker but he just keeps 
    waving his legs and arms like they were a couple of rags.
 
  - The 
    kung fu is pretty bad and sloppy (except for Tan’s kicks), after seeing them 
    waving and doing their ugly stuff for a while you’ll be bored.
 
  - Pointless 
    dialogs, bad acting and lots of silly comedy is what you’re going to find 
    here.
 
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