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My only complaint; Kara Hui (The Brave Archer, Dirty Ho, Mad Monkey Kung Fu, Life Gamble, Shaolin Hand Lock, Legendary Weapons of China, The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter, The Lady Is the Boss and My Young Auntie, to name a few Shaw Brothers classics she has appeared in) is interviewed for the two previous parts, 'Kung Fu' and 'Wu Xia,' but isn't featured in this one at all. Madness.

"This beach, swallow you whole."

"Welcome to 'The Rock!'"

This movie (not film) never gets old. I could probably watch it every single day for the rest of my life without ever getting tired of it. Yes, it's that awesome.

At least it's better than The Transporter 3...

Extremely overrated, but still a lot of fun and Liam Neeson is terrific as "The Throat Puncher."

"I haven't cried like that since 'Titanic.'"

No, I actually haven't cried like that since 'Dear Zachary,' another powerful and devastating documentary. They're both highly recommended, though!

Even without subtitles, Nam Nai-Choi's action-comedy 'Three Stooges Go Undercover' was a lot of fun. Kara Hui looking great AND kicking ass, plus appearances by two legends, Chan Wai-Man, and Sek Kin, certainly helped. Oh, and it was written by Wong Jing.

Yet another Tarantino masterpiece. I can't wait to watch it again. That is all.

Kim Ki-duk is back... with a vengeance!

Master Legend FTW!

(Extended Cut)

Loved it! Now leave me alone.

An excellent (but somewhat short) documentary about/tribute to perhaps the only actor to have a flawless filmography; the criminally underrated and overlooked John Cazale.