MartialArtsJ

if anyone have seen the movie drunken master, i would like to know what kind of kung fu jackie chan is using at the beginning of the movie before he is trained by the old man,

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sherwinc

ans: Five Animals Kick


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see the picture i attached..... you'll see this on the beginning of the film.....

its a:

WuShu/Shadowless Hand KungFu Style versus AngKa KungFu

the WuShu/Shadowless Hand KungFu Styles defeated AngKa KungFu by executing a flying side trust to the AngKa KungFu's body.......

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Lizard

Yeh thats an amazing moment when he does the double side kick and it pauses and the music comes on... but why do moves against the air make such a loud whooshing sound... ? the magic of hong kong cinema... also if you hit someone flour comes off them...

You might try watching snake in eagles shadow sometime its practicaly the same film but with snake kung fu. (they even get the same actors to play the same types of character, similar story and everything!)

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sherwinc

in a food - it is like a sauce to make it sweet to taste.....

when i was in an elementary age..... this is the reason why i have an interest to learn kungfu - its because of these sounds vibrating creating by twisting of hand attacks, HAW HAW HAW......

but its all movies...... exclusive only for Chinese KungFu films to make it more exciting to the eyes...... a form of entertainment......

Note:
movies is movies...... and real fighting is real fighting......

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"When your hand meets my hand, your hand is already my hand"

Question: What are the principal characteristics of a good fighter?

Answer: A good fighter has a lot of tricks, but doesn't play games

Lesson: More Techniques learned are better than Few