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Fong
Sai Yuk 2
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Country
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Hong
Kong |
| Year: |
1993 |
| Genre: |
Kung
Fu |
| Format: |
DVD |
| Running
Time: |
1H36 |
| Distributor: |
Universe
Laser & Video CO. |
| Date
reviewed: |
04/29/2001 |
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| Producer: |
Yeung-Chong
Lee |
| Director: |
Cory
Kwai Yuen |
Cast: Jet Li, Josephine Siao,
Adam Cheng, Chun-Wah Hui, Amy Kwok, Michelle Reis, Cory
Kwai Yuen |
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Story:
Fong Sai Yuk is now a member of the red lotus society,
still being unfamilier with the triad he gets into trouble
for breaking rules of which he had no knowledge of.
Being righteous in nature Fong Sai Yuk quickly becomes
rivals with Yu who is cold and heartless and only interested
in personal power. Fong Sai yuk is chosen to retrieve
a sacred box being transported by samurai to a local
lord. Little does Fong Sai Yuk know that this box holds
the destiny of the leader of the red lotus society,
Yu would stop at nothing to acquire it.
Review: Fong Sai Yuk II is an old school
kung fu movie with Jet Li, this movie very similar
to the first one. In fact both films were released
the same year. The story pretty much follows the first
movie, Fong Sai Yuk is now a member of the Red Lotus
society and the adventure continues. The story is
straight forward with a good mix of action and a little
comedy.
You have some of the previous characters come back
again in addition to the new cast. There is very little
development or background for any of the characters.
The characters that really stick out are Fong Sai
Yuk and his Mom, especially his mom who is an hilarious
blend and mischievous, smart mouth, skilled Kung Fu
and caring for her son. The rest of the characters
are so so but the main Villain Yu is not half bad,
a real dirty kind of guy.
You have some spectacular kung fu in this movie,
right in the beginning you have this night time dragon
dance assassination attempt that looks great. Then
there is the fight with the samurais which is pretty
cool. There is a good quantity of action in this movie
and it is probably its strongest point. As in most
Jet Li movies the Kung Fu is very impressive.
The subtitles were very good on the DVD version,
dialog was not overdone so you wont have trouble following
it. This is a decent follow up to the original Fong
Sai Yuk but there is nothing outstanding about this
movie. It's a pretty average Jet Li movie, entertaining
but nothing special, but we still recommend this movie
all all Kung Fu / Jet Li fans out there.
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DVD
[ NTSC, All Region
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The picture quality (LTB) was good for an older movie
and you have a good surround 5.1. The DVD contains
the following extra's : Chapter Selection, Stars files,
Official Trailer, Additional Trailers (Fong Sai Yuk
I, Tai Chi Master). If you like the movie and would
like to own it, get this DVD, but be sure to get the
new remastered version.
Reviewed
by Peter Zsurka
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Entertainment |
Subtitles |
Overall |
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3 |
3.5 |
4.5 |
3 |

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