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Well, what can I say but this is an AWESOME movie. Jet Li and Yuen Woo Ping team up once more to bring us some of the best fight scenes ever. The movie is more-or-less a remake of Bruce Lee's "The Chinese Connection." Jet Li's master is killed in a match and Jet returns to Shanghai to investigate. He learns that his master was poisoned and finds himself going up against the Japanese. The music was good. The theme of racial tolerance was present. The performances were also good. Now, let's talk about what really matters: the fights. Jet Li fights like he's never fought before. The wires are minimal. Many of fights are instant classics, such as him demolishing the Japanese school and his match with Yusuaki Kurata. The final duel with Billy Chow is one of the greatest single fights ever put on film. Li, Chow, Kurata, and Chin Siu Ho all put in excellent fighting performances. Basically, a must see for all fans of martial arts and action.

I've been scammed. After downloading I just found out that the movie I needed (Fist of Legend) wasn't what I downloaded. The preview was the same but the movie was something else. I just have to delete it. Am not happy wasting such amount of data.

Ahh... "Fist of Legend." It's how I was introduced to Jet Li. It's also the first time I'd seen a kung-fu movie where the stars didn't fly around with the aid of the nigh-unstoppable martial art called wire-fu. Jet Li doesn't need a wire to look cool-- he drops bad guys left and right like gnats in the cruellest of ways, each and every single one bursting from the ebulliently violent mind of the king of fight, Yuen Wo-Ping, whose current credits include "The Matrix." To keep this short, this movie is awesome. Take a Jackie Chan movie (A GOOD ONE, i.e. NOT AMERICAN) and compare it to this... I'm sure you'll fall instantly in love with Jet Li's nonstop barrage of stunning martial arts madness.