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Fist of Fury / Jing wu men (1972, Wei Lo)
Also known as: The Chinese Connection
11/28/21
Bruce Lee in G.O.D 死亡的遊戯 株式会社アートポート 監督=大串利一/出演=ブルース・リー、ダン・イノサント、チー・ハンサイ、カリーム・アブドゥール・ジャバール、ジェームズ・ティエン、デヴィッド・リー ほか
My MCM aka Movie Crush Monday one from many of the legendary Bruce Lee greatest action films. He take on a criminal boss involved in his love one’s death.
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When the new man shows his combat skills during a fight in the factory, the managers make him a foreman, promising him a meeting with the big boss, but when he discovers the factory's covert criminal operations, he takes the law into his own hands.
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Jackie Chan and James Tien in Spiritual Kung Fu.
Fun fact: Back in the day, this film got a UK VHS release under the name, Karate Ghostbuster.
The Pulse:Battleground expanded from the street to university campuses & discussion with Margaret Ng, November 16, 2019
Last year, the Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack issued a report on attacks on education by armed forces and armed groups. The report stated that in the previous five years there had been a dramatic increase in violent attacks on education, particularly on higher education facilities and their staff. It identified more than 12,700 incidents, involving harm to more than 21,000 students in 28 countries. The places affected were mostly known for their instability: Congo, Israel/Palestine, Iraq, Nigeria, Libya, South Sudan, Syria, Yemen, Venezuela and so on. Almost half of those attacks were associated with Islamic State. The coalition said the aim of these attacks was to suppress the voices of students and staff. Well, this week Hong Kong may have joined that list, despite its reputation as one of the world’s safest cities. Young people and students have been the driving force behind the current protests. Six months into the civil unrest, the battleground has expanded from the streets into university campuses.
With us to discuss the current crisis are barrister Margaret Ng and Honorary Chair of the Liberal Party James Tien.
RTHK