MotW: 36th Chamber Of Shaolin

centipede thanks for posting this. That's a great cover for it.

Balder hey thanks for pointing that out. Those are good news because normally these type of movies are hard to come by.

I have to say that this came as a surprise.

Recently I have been watching many new movies.

Blockbusters, and high production costly made Hollywood movies.

Some better than others. All modern and with elaborate professional teams of people behind them.

Yet, I didn't find much satisfaction from watching them.

That made me decide to watch something different for a change.

This came up in my recommendations. I noticed it had an English translation.

But it was originally on Mandarin, with subtitles.

I tried the dub, and it was a hard watch.

So I tried the subtitles, and it was easier to follow the movie that way.

Initially my expectations weren't much, but as soon as the movie kept going, I noticed how much artistic thought was put into this.

It has some comedic moments, some ethical questions, some philosophical topics, and some life reflecting messages presented in a very entertaining light hearted presentation.

I was impressed how much better this experience was than many of the elaborate movies we see today, and it made me appreciate it even more for that reason.

After it ended, I was so satisfied that I was left with the desire to watch more.

Luckily I noticed that there are many sequels, and it doesn't surprise me considering how fun these movies are.

With a little bit of immersion and open mind, you can get a lot from these movies.

I definitely recommend it to anyone that want something different, and are tired of watching the repetitive formats we see in movies nowadays.

You have a really good memory. Those are also the parts I enjoyed the most.

That's even more awesome, you actually have it.

I watched it on Netflix, and they had it subbed there. They also have many of the sequels, but they can take them away any time.

I'm the same way. I actually remember watching these kind of films at some point when I was a kid, they used to show them on TV, and I remember loving the high jumps, and crazy fights. Now I can actually understand what's going on, so I'm getting an extra depth of appreciation for the genre.

That's a very honest review Balder, I'm glad you liked it. It was the same for me at the beginning, I actually thought it was going to be a hard watch until things started to pick up, and it turned out a satisfactory experience that got me interested in the genre.

The Raid: Redemption is a great movie.