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Mike McDaniel speaks at Combine! Reveals Tyreek Hill had surgery on his hurt wrist Wil Terron Armstead be on the Dolphins next year? What will Fins do with 13th pick? Buckets and Bets! Come Drink and Gamble with the Gang! Mock Draft Season! Mel Kiper Jr. releases the 2nd version of his Mock Draft 1st pick a shocker as QB's get left behind in Kipers list Damage is Done! J-Fig takes accountability Marcos shows us a ref getting hit in the Family Jewels

(HR.1) HEAT's worst offensive performance of the Year Tobin gets kicked while he's down to start the show In the midst of Miami's worst offensive performance this season, was Terry Rozier sneakily howling? Tobin calls on the Arrison's to cash in a favor from the NBA The guys clamor for an opportunity at the number 1 pick Tobin commends Ham porter for aging gracefully We find a better way to Fat shame courtesy of Jon Crotty After an apparent "Cut" Kel'el ware was put in timeout by Spo in the absolute worst time We criticize spo's questionable decision to keep a short leash on his 7 ft Rookie Marcos continues his "Spo is Washed" Campaign Chris Finch with Vet Move after judges Tobin does some investigating to determine if Kel'El Ware's cut was worthy of a benching Mathew Tkachuk in the national spotlight (HR.2) Mike McDaniel speaks at Combine! Mike McDaniel speaks at Combine! Reveals Tyreek Hill had surgery on his hurt wrist Wil Terron Armstead be on the Dolphins next year? What will Fins do with 13th pick? Buckets and Bets! Come Drink and Gamble with the Gang! Mock Draft Season! Mel Kiper Jr. releases the 2nd version of his Mock Draft 1st pick a shocker as QB's get left behind in Kipers list Damage is Done! J-Fig takes accountability Marcos shows us a ref getting hit in the Family Jewels (HR.3) HEAT take a Jackhammer to "Rock Bottom" and dig themselves a deeper hole Has anyone seen the movies nominated by the Oscars Tobin begs for the MIB memory eraser to remove the HEAT season from his brain Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, HEAT whip out a jack hammer Tobin proposes the HEAT rely on their G-League Talent and recruit from Sioux Falls We revisit the Jimmy Butler better as a 2nd option argument proposed by Leroy Marcos Mixed Bag to close the Hour! Jevon Holland as good as gone? (HR.4) HEAT need to be more Stubborn according to Spo You know what the HEAT need according to Spo? More stubbornness Cooper Flagg and Duke parading around Miami Mike McDaniel speaks! We get his opinion on whether or not they should ban the Tush Push Luka vs the Mavs tonight. The guys determine how badly Luka is gonna crush his former team Leroy brings Lent to the show! What are we giving up? Tobin reveals why he's Rats off a Ship on Catholicism Father Dalton lets Tobin down

Episode 24 of Season 4 is a meditation on Isaiah 55 where the prophet invites us to seek God, receive His free grace, and find true satisfaction in Him rather than in empty pursuits. He promises joy, renewal, and the fulfillment of His word, bringing life and transformation to all who turn to Him.Connect with me at Mick@MickRMurray.com // feel free to share, subscribe, rate, and/or commentBackground tracks (licensed via Musicbed):- Je Me Souviens Rae by Jordan Critz- Landfall (acoustic) by Roary- Lanes (feat. Jude Cosmo) by Traveler- Leap of Faith (feat. RORE) by Adrian Disch

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As any Pacific Northwest teen from the ‘90s and early 2000s who carted a Nalgene around campus can tell you: WATER BOTTLE CULTURE IS NOT NEW. As pretty much any Grandpa or Boomer Dad can tell you: NEITHER IS STANLEY. But the demand for Stanley Tumblers (and, just as important, the inflated, often misogynistic conversation around it?) That's (sorta) new. Like everything we talk about on this show: it's complicated. For today's episode, we invited Amanda Mull back to the show to unpack the so-called Stanley Tumbler “obsession,” the relatively novel fascination with hydration, and why every kid has to have a water bottle at school. You might not think there's that much to talk about when it comes to water bottles, but this one's a whole lot of fun and as always, Amanda is a font of consumer behavior knowledge. (And make sure to check out Amanda's first appearance on the pod, exploring why do clothes suck now??)Today's episode is free for everyone! If you like what you hear, join the ranks of paid subscribers. You'll get bonus content, access to the discussion threads, ad-free episodes, and the knowledge that you're supporting an indie pod trying to make its way in the world. If you're already a subscriber-- thank you! Join us in the discussion thread for this episode!Got a question or idea for a future episode? Let us know here. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit culturestudypod.substack.com/subscribe

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Dan, Mike, and the Shipping Container have had a night to sleep on the news of Damian Lillard to the Milwaukee Bucks, and they are...not coping well. The crew discusses Woj's reporting, the fallout for the Heat franchise, missing out on whales, Ryen Russillo getting our asses, and every other pathetic thing you want to hear from us. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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This episode we discuss the unusual combination of Come Drink With Me by King Hu and Golden Swallow by Chang Cheh, films made by two different masters of the early Wuxia. Sorry we had a few technical difficulties with the audio that we could only partly iron out. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059079/ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063105/ Send us an email at zafilm2film@gmail.com or tweet us at https://twitter.com/zafilm2film !

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This week the gang is lost in ancient China, caught between a violent gang of bandits and a skilled general known as Golden Swallow. We ask you to come drink with us while we discuss King Hu's 1966 Hong Kong Wuxia classic, Come Drink With Me (大醉俠 ). Intro & Outro are musical numbers from the film where Drunken Cat sings in the tavern — performed by Lan-Ping Chow and Yuè Huá.

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Keep your kung fu strong, but your heart stronger! Welcome back students, to the ultimate audio dojo! This week we will be trying to Master the teachings in the 1976 classic: Challenge of the Masters!We are so lucky to have a special visitor who has mastered the ancient art of writing a novel, Raffael Coronelli! Give him a ring on his twitter account, why don't you.SHOWNOTESIntro (2:30) - Get to know our special guest a bit!News (12:56)Recent Releases:Everything Everywhere All At Once: Michelle Yeoh stars as an aging Chinese immigrant in this high flying kung fu drama that has literally everything I want from a film!Upcoming Releases:Ultraman Decker: Premiering July 9th, What's better than dudes in suits judo-ing dudes in other suits? Not much! Set a few years after Trigger, this is another in the series of Ultraman soft-remakes, this time of Ultraman Dyna. Will this Ultra have the GUTS to save the world? We'll have to find out!The Northman: Released April 22, Buff vikings fighting naked with battle axes is martial arts too! This movie is coming out later this month and looks rad as hell, it gets a recommendation from me!Re-releases:The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter (from Arrow): Gordon Liu , the warrior-turned-monk must renounce his peaceful ideals in order to mount a rescue mission and avenge his family.One-Armed Boxer (Arrow): Yu Tian Long (Wang) is the best fighter to come out of his local martial arts school, until a bad dude roles into town and UNARMS him. Literally! But don't worry, he has a magical elixer that will help him get revenge!Come Drink with Me (also from Arrow): When the Governor's son is taken hostage it's up to the badass swordslady Golden Swallow to ensure the save the day. Will her drunken companion help her, or is he secretly besties with the kidnappers!?The Shaolin Plot (from Eureka Entertainment): Chen Hsing Is on a quest to master all of the worlds martial arts, and the Wu Tang Clan must stop him! No, not the band!Rumors:A possible sequel in the works for Netflix's "The Night Comes For Us (2018)". It seems to be focusing on Julie Estelle's character, the Black Widow-esque "OPERATOR". This rumore stems from the director, Timo Tjahjanto, posting new artwork of the character.Challenge of the Masters discussion (28:04)Gordon Liu, a cast favorite, is back at it! In this more “down to earth” kung fu movie we get to see him grow from a snot nosed dork, to a Pao Professional! Join us as we master our staff skills and learn the ultimate technique: Kindness!CreditsIf you'd like advertise with us or sponsor us, please e-mail tokyolivescast@gmail.com. Also check out our Patreon here!

Come, Drink the Living, Thirst-Quenching Water...Jesus!Series: Gospel of John Preacher: Jim MastersSunday Church ServiceDate: 3rd April 2022Passage: John 4:1-26-------------------Jesus and the Cross must be the Apex of our Worship. God's Predetermined Plan for Living Water Drinkers, 1-7Drinking Living Water is Offered (and He Satisfies), 7-15Drinking Living Water Exposes (and Cleanses) Sin, 16-18Drinking Living Water is Worshiping the Triune God, 19-26

Links www.youtube.com/mrparka https://www.instagram.com/mrparka/ https://twitter.com/mrparka00 http://www.screamingtoilet.com/dvd--blu-ray https://www.facebook.com/mrparka http://shutupbrandon.podbean.com/ https://www.facebook.com/screamingpotty/ https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/shut-up-brandon-podcast/id988229934?mt=2 https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/podbean-70/shut-up-brandon-podcast https://letterboxd.com/mrparka/ https://www.patreon.com/mrparka https://anchor.fm/mrparka Video Version - https://youtu.be/YCyzQyjwND0 Time Stamps 0:00 Secret Top 10 Info Marcus Koch – 0:12 “The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter” Review – 1:03 “Come Drink with Me ”Review – 6:28 “Robocop” 4K Review– 12:51 Lies and Deceit: Five Films by Claude Charbol “Betty” Review– 20:32 “Symbolicus, Vol.1” Review – 26:22 Patreon Pick “The Seventh Curse” Review – 34:17 “Puppet Master 4” Review – 37:34 1994 “Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter” Review – 42:11 1994 “Lurking Fear” Review– 46:54 1994 “Class of 1999 II - The Substitute” – 50:44 1994 “Darkside Blues” Review – 53:30 You Ain't Seen!? “Hard Boiled” Review with Jeremy – 55:59 Questions/Answers/ Question of the Week, “What Shaw Brother's movies do you want on Blu-Ray – 1:13:06 Update – 1:24:34 Update Blu-Ray 1. Backwoods Marcy 2. The Long Walk 3. Ode to Nothing 4. Hollywood's New Blood/ Slashdance 5. Pathogen 6. Talons of the Eagle 7. Unhinged 8. Armour of God 9. The Bride from Hell DVD 10. Let's Stop at the Morgue Film Notes The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter – 1984 – Liu Chia-Liang Come Drink with Me – 1966 – King Hu Robocop – 1987 – Paul Verhoeven Betty – 1992 – Claude Chabrol Symbolicus – 2021 – James Bell/ Victor Bonacore/ Jonathan Doe/ Patrick Fortin/ Gurcius Gewdner/ Kasper Juhl/ Marcus Koch/ Cidney Meredith/ Joe Meredith /Michael Todd Schneider/ Jessie Seitz/ Jeff Shedden/ Matti Soikkeli The Seventh Curse – 1986 – Lam Ngai Kai Puppet Master 4 – 1993 – Jeff Burr Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter – 1994 – Jeff Burr Lurking Fear – 1994 – C. Courtney Joyner Class of 1999 II: The Substitute – 1994 – Spiro Razatos Darkside Blues – 1994 – Yoshimichi Furukawa/ Yoriyasu Kogawa Hard Boiled – 1992 – John Woo More Information - https://www.screamingtoilet.com/video/mrparkas-video-reviews-for-the-week-of-april-2nd-episode-255

Links www.youtube.com/mrparka https://www.instagram.com/mrparka/ https://twitter.com/mrparka00 http://www.screamingtoilet.com/dvd--blu-ray https://www.facebook.com/mrparka http://shutupbrandon.podbean.com/ https://www.facebook.com/screamingpotty/ https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/shut-up-brandon-podcast/id988229934?mt=2 https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/podbean-70/shut-up-brandon-podcast https://letterboxd.com/mrparka/ https://www.patreon.com/mrparka https://anchor.fm/mrparka Video Version - https://youtu.be/YCyzQyjwND0 Time Stamps 0:00 Secret Top 10 Info Marcus Koch – 0:12 “The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter” Review – 1:03 “Come Drink with Me ”Review – 6:28 “Robocop” 4K Review– 12:51 Lies and Deceit: Five Films by Claude Charbol “Betty” Review– 20:32 “Symbolicus, Vol.1” Review – 26:22 Patreon Pick “The Seventh Curse” Review – 34:17 “Puppet Master 4” Review – 37:34 1994 “Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter” Review – 42:11 1994 “Lurking Fear” Review– 46:54 1994 “Class of 1999 II - The Substitute” – 50:44 1994 “Darkside Blues” Review – 53:30 You Ain't Seen!? “Hard Boiled” Review with Jeremy – 55:59 Questions/Answers/ Question of the Week, “What Shaw Brother's movies do you want on Blu-Ray – 1:13:06 Update – 1:24:34 Update Blu-Ray 1. Backwoods Marcy 2. The Long Walk 3. Ode to Nothing 4. Hollywood's New Blood/ Slashdance 5. Pathogen 6. Talons of the Eagle 7. Unhinged 8. Armour of God 9. The Bride from Hell DVD 10. Let's Stop at the Morgue Film Notes The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter – 1984 – Liu Chia-Liang Come Drink with Me – 1966 – King Hu Robocop – 1987 – Paul Verhoeven Betty – 1992 – Claude Chabrol Symbolicus – 2021 – James Bell/ Victor Bonacore/ Jonathan Doe/ Patrick Fortin/ Gurcius Gewdner/ Kasper Juhl/ Marcus Koch/ Cidney Meredith/ Joe Meredith /Michael Todd Schneider/ Jessie Seitz/ Jeff Shedden/ Matti Soikkeli The Seventh Curse – 1986 – Lam Ngai Kai Puppet Master 4 – 1993 – Jeff Burr Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter – 1994 – Jeff Burr Lurking Fear – 1994 – C. Courtney Joyner Class of 1999 II: The Substitute – 1994 – Spiro Razatos Darkside Blues – 1994 – Yoshimichi Furukawa/ Yoriyasu Kogawa Hard Boiled – 1992 – John Woo More Information - https://www.screamingtoilet.com/video/mrparkas-video-reviews-for-the-week-of-april-2nd-episode-255

We have Queen Sandra Anin lady with many talents. If you are in Toronto you've heard her MC voice many times. So you already know the deal. Our Gorgeous guest Sandra Anin is an author of the book "Child Of An Immigrant" "That's a Great Idea; Daily Journal: Goal Setting" and owner her very own of Embody a collection of wine. Let's bottle this moment up this month. Let's learn more about her journey as Author, Fashion Must Have, and her WINE collections. Come Drink responsibly with us. SUBSCRIBER: https://www.youtube.com/c/NeeceeLexy WATCH Previous Videos:

In this episode, we discuss COME DRINK WITH ME (1966; King Hu).

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So, this one took a while. We return with a debug film from Fernanda Valadez, Identifying Features where we search for a soon hoping for the best but dreading the worst at all times; and also…Read More

On Wednesdays, we spend time in God's word, as we hear of the Good News of Jesus clearly explained, and a call to put our faith in Jesus. In this episode, we are all called to COME to one who truly satisfies, to one and the only who can quench our thirst!

After having a couple episodes in a row where The Immortals didn't watch the greatest films in the world, they had a great time with this irregular double feature. Listen as they are charmed by the female led wuxia classic, Come Drink with Me. They also talk about J.C.'s bonus pick, the legendary Werner Herzog documentary Grizzly Man.

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On this episode, we focus on the year of 1966 thru the films; Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? / The Shooting / The Endless Summer We also discuss: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly / Django / RIde the Whirlwind / Time to Die / The Professionals / The Wild Angels / The Group / The Russians are Coming the Russians are Coming Also of note from this year (from around the world): The Battle of Algiers / Alfie / Black Girl / Made in USA / The Pornographers / Blow-Up / Come Drink with Me

Darren and Clive begin a mini-series looking at some signature releases from the Shaw Bros studio (yes we know it's Clearwater Bay, not Causeway; slip of the tongue there!). And of course no Shaw discussion would be complete without a digression into the world of Junior Kickstart.

Have Questions? Send yours to askjeff@comeonover.com! He may just answer it in a future podcast!  IGQ&A - Jeff’s Instagram Links & Recipes#Heyguys it’s the Drinking EpisodeRecipesCocktail Recipes From Andrea, Your Local Neighborhood BartenderFollow AndreaWatch Jeff open the awesomest birthday gift ever! (From Emily of course).Want to jam out again to those face-melting theme songs?Click HERE to listen to all of Jeff’s one-of-a-kind tunes. And guess what….there will be new ones each week! 

Welcome back to the Goblin Lore Podcast. After finishing up May as Mental Health Awareness, our Goblin Hosts had taken a week off from the cast. The original plan had been to publish a Goblin Games for the first week of June but with the killing of George Floyd and the protests and unrest the host decided to wait. Both Alex and Hobbes live in Minneapolis and this definitely hit close to home. As such the Gobbos are back with a Patreon Inspired Goblin Games (courtesy of Titus Lunter). However, prior to jumping into the episode the hosts both share a personal message about Black Lives Matter (with a link to where you can offer support both monetary and not) and the general stance of the cast when it comes to social issues. ____________________________________________ As promised, we plan to keep these Mental Health Links available moving forward too. For general Mental Health the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) has great resources for people struggling with mental health concerns as well as their families. We also want to draw attention to this article on stigma from NAMI's site. If you’re thinking about suicide or just need someone to talk to right now, you can get support from any of the resources below. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)   Veteran's can Press 1 at anytime to be taken to the Veteran's Line Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741-741 International suicide hotlines: A comprehensive resource list for people outside the US. IMAlive: Click Chat Now to access a live online network of volunteers through instant messaging. TrevorLifeline, TrevorChat, and TrevorText (LGBTQ+ crisis support): 1-866-488-7386, or text “Trevor” to 1-202-304-1200 Trans Lifeline (US): (877) 565-8860 ____________________________________________ You can find the hosts on Twitter: Hobbes Q. at @HobbesQ, and Alex Newman at @Mel_Chronicler. Send questions, comments, thoughts, hopes, and dreams to @GoblinLorePod on Twitter or GoblinLorePodcast@gmail.com. Opening and closing music by Wintergatan (@wintergatan). Logo art by Steven Raffael (@SteveRaffle). Goblin Lore is proud to be presented by Hipsters of the Coast, and a part of their growing Vorthos content – as well as Magic content of all kinds. Check them out at hipstersofthecoast.com.

In the time of social distancing, the experiences that are immersed in community become difficult to sustain. This time of crisis calls us to expand our understanding of worship. It would be easy to say that it isn't worship because we don't feel the presence of our church family. I'm beginning to think that this perspective is more about us and our own expectations than what the grace of God is able to do in us. The fact that we don't feel the experience in the same way doesn't mean that in this time God can't still connect us through the experience of live streaming worship. Are we willing to open our hearts to experience worship in a new way? Are we willing to see how God can come to us, heal us and restore us, even when we feel alone? In some respects, these questions are at the heart of the story of Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan women at the well.

This week on The First Run, Chris and Matt review the latest Pixar film, ‘Onward'. Set in a world of wizards, elves, and dorks, sorry orks. Is Pixar's return to original properties a hit? Or should we have held out for ‘Wall-E 2: Eva's Revenge'? Then it's on to the 3rd film in Round 2 of our Martial Arts Marathon, ‘Come Drink With Me'. Can the film surpass the ridiculousness of its title? Do we even want it to? There's the spine tingling rundown of the big releases on physical media next week, featuring the Streaming and Straight to DVD Picks of the Week! Then the big show wraps with Matt and Chris sharing their 5 Favorite Animated Films from 2010 through 2019. Will your favorite make the cut? And how many Pixar films make the list? Tune in to find out!00:00-09:14: Intro/Onward09:15-22:12: Physical Media Picks22:13-30:24: Come Drink With Me30:25-51:05: 5 Best Animated Films '10-'1951:06-53:19: Wrap UpTheme music by Jamal Malachi Ford-Beyhttps://www.facebook.com/TheFirstRun/https://twitter.com/TheFirstRunhttps://www.instagram.com/thefirstrun/

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Welcome to Christ Community Church of Wilmington NC. We are committed to teaching the Bible, transforming lives, and touching our world.

Episode 83 (Chang Cheh: Grandmaster) Alec and Derek begin a journey through the career of one of the undisputed masters of action films and one of the greatest directors of the famous Shaw Brothers Studio, Chang Cheh. Beginning with the film that started it all 1967s The One-Armed Swordsman. Following the success of King Hu’s Wuxia classic Come Drink with Me, and taking influence from Rebel Without A Cause, Cheh and star (Jimmy) Wang Yu present a brooding teenaged swordfighter who’s coming of age is complicated by the need to kill a horde of trained killers while defending the very people who cut off his arm. With its vivid color palate and displays of graphic violence, The Shaw Brothers had their first million dollar smash hit, lighting the fuse for the Kung Fu craze of the 1970’s, ensuring Hong Kong cinemas would never be the same. Only four years later Cheh would reboot the idea with The New One-Armed Swordsman this time with stars David Chiang and Ti Lung (more about them later) and would amplify the melodrama and violence to dizzying heights creating a film even more memorable (and homoerotic) than its beloved predecessor. All of the films we will be discussing in this series are currently streaming on Amazon Prime and we encourage our listeners to watch along and share their thoughts!Three ways to support this podcast:1. Shout us out on your social media account2. Rate us on the podcast platform you listen to PsychotroniCast on.3. Subscribe to our Patreon! www.patreon.com/psychotronicast

This time Elwood and Stephen look at the influencial Shaw Brothers favourite “Come Drink With Me” and the influence it would have on martial arts cinema as Pei-pei Cheng stars as the Golden Swallow. We also look at the “My Wife Is A Gangster” trilogy, Elwood reveals why Game of Thrones fans should watch “Attack on Titan and Stephen discusses the career of Brigitte Lin plus much more!! Sorry about the audio issues for this episode due to us having some problems with the recorder which hopfully will have been corrected now.

I talk with Joel about the sequel to Come Drink with Me: Golden Swallow. Directed by Chang Cheh and starring Cheng Pei-pei, Jimmy Wang Yu and Lo Lieh, this movie is great in its own right but sees Golden Swallow playing second fiddle to Jimmy Wang Fu's Silver Roc. We discuss and debate how well it serves as a sequel to King Hu's Come Drink with Me and talk about how to bring it into your campaign.  Check out Distressor's "Just Breathe", they generously allowed us to use their music in our introduction. 

I talk with Joel about the classic King Hu movie Come Drink with Me, starring Cheng Pei-pei.  Check out Distressor's "Just Breathe", they generously allowed us to use their music in our introduction. 

This week's movie is the seminal Hong Kong wuxia piece COME DRINK WITH ME (1966). After some initial reviews, we get into discussions of fantasy and reality, wire work, and on-screen violence. Next Week The next film in our Martial Arts season, and possibly the most famous title we'll be looking at, is the classic ENTER THE DRAGON (1972). This Week's Media RUSSIAN DOLL (2019): Natasha Lyonne, Greta Lee, Yul Vazquez MASTERCHEF (2019): Franc Roddam, John Torode, Gregg Wallace MARVEL 1602 (2003-04): Neil Gaiman, Andy Kubert, Scott McKowen Recommendations THE 14 AMAZONS (1972): Cheng Gang, Ivy Ling Po, Lisa Lu DOUBLE TEAM (1997): Tsui Hark, Jean-Claude van Damme, Dennis Rodman DIE ANOTHER DAY (2002): Lee Tamahori, Pierce Brosnan, Halle Berry KUNG FU PANDA (2008): Mark Osborne, Jack Black, Ian McShane Footnotes As we discuss International Women's Day in the context of Cheng Pei-pei's involvement in the film, here are a few interesting articles: 1, 2, 3. There's more on wuxua films here:. The rumoured Tarantino remake is mentioned here (although it was green-lit by Harvey Weinstein, so it…probably won't go ahead). Finally, the rumour about Jackie Chan's involvement in this film (on which Sam based one of his recommendations!) can be found here.

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The Asian Action Cast rings in 2019 by going back to 1966 with the Shaw Brothers classic 'Come Drink With Me'. Cheng Pei-Pei is the elusive and feared 'Golden Swallow' out for revenge against the Jade Faced Tiger/Sleek Faced Tyrant (Chan Hung-lit). Given a helping hand from Drunk Cat (Yueh Hua) can Golden Swallow withstand an army of swords, coins and jugs? Plus we take a look at a list of the top 100 martial arts films of "all time", with much disagreement.

Josh continues our series in John by looking at the words of Jesus found in chapter 7:37-39

We chop our way into Wuxia films this week! What are they, how did they develop, and why? We also talk about the future of the podcast and what we want to do week by week. Thanks to all the long time listeners, hopefully the changes will be something you like! Music: Jason Shaw - Transition, Assassins --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/btbfilms/support

Jesus is a never-ending fountain of life giving water that you are to drink from continually.

More Shaw Brothers goodness today as we review Come Drink with Me -- King Hu's groundbreaking wuxia classic (starring leading lady Chang Pei Pei) that directly inspired Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Timestamps: Review (38:30)

More Shaw Brothers goodness today as we review Come Drink with Me -- King Hu's groundbreaking wuxia classic (starring leading lady Chang Pei Pei) that directly inspired Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Timestamps: Review (38:30)

  This egg-driven episode kind of fell into our lap when Dennis Sendros, a DC-based home bartender and podcast listener, reached out to the podcast with the subject line: Come Drink with Us! Turns out, Dennis hosts a monthly gathering called Cocktological Evenings, where he selects a theme and creates an intimate, booze-driven gathering to explore cocktails through that particular lens. You’ll hear Dennis speak more about this in just a minute, but there are two important details I want to share with you: First, if you want to check out some pictures of what he and his guests are up to, head over to Instagram and follow @cocktologicalevenings. Or visit cocktologicalevenings.com. Second, if you’d like a special code to sign up for one of these events please email podcast@modernbarcart.com, and we’ll hook you up with one of the special signup codes that Dennis has reserved for exclusively for listeners of the Modern Bar Cart Podcast. Some of the topics Dennis and I discuss in this episode include: The major egg-driven cocktails: Nogs, Flips, Fizzes, and Sours What properties yolks and whites lend to our favorite drinks Tips for hosting intimate cocktail gatherings like a pro The art of the dry shake and the reverse dry shake Ancient, egg-related creation myths How Walt Whitman likes his Whiskey Sours And much, much more This is a great episode for the winter season, when we tend to enjoy darker, more textured cocktails, and when we tend to do more indoor hosting at home, both of which are great reasons to break out the egg nog or make a round of flips.  

John 7:37-39

Welcome to Episode 5 of Heroes Three! This episode discusses the martial arts cinema classic Come Drink With Me (1966) starring the legendary Cheng Pei-pei.Download 'Episode 5: Come Drink With Me'Interview with Cheng Pei-peiFilm credits at Hong Kong Cinemagic■ ■ ■

I talk with Lady Cao Feng about Come Drink With Me.  Note: I have another discussion with Kenny and Elliot where we review the movie in depth (it was a two hour recording), however we experienced technical difficulties and lost about 20 mintues of recording. I am going to try to resolve it and get up what we have.  You can follow Lady Cao Feng at the Of Moonlit Blades and the Men who Wield Them blog.  Check out Distressor's "Just Breathe", they generously allowed us to use their music in our introduction.  

Behold His Glory / John 7:37-39 / Jonathan Haefs

Part 28 in the series ‘The Gospel of John’

Twitter: @kungfudrivein We discuss, debate and dissect kung fu and martial arts movies past, present, and future! When a governor’s son is held hostage by ruthless bandits, it’s up to a skilled constable known as the Golden Swallow to get him back or die trying. In this episode, we kick back with an influential classic as I invite you to Come Drink With Me!   SPONSORS: www.tinboxsolutions.com www.wearenotgoodpeople.com   YOUTUBE LINKS: http://youtu.be/5zeRoGFft2s  by Justin H @KingofKungFuAMP

Serien om klassisk Hong Kong-film fortsätter! A Touch of Zen är den tredje klassiska wuxia-filmen från maestro King Hu vi ser. Vi var inte lika förtjusta i den här, som vi var i Come Drink with Me och Dragon Gate Inn. Den har ordentliga kvalitéer, men outvecklade karaktärer, och ett temaskifte som inte riktigt funkade, gav oss en del att gnälla om i filmen.  

Pastor Debbie Varney

Pastor Debbie Varney

What do you thirst for? Dan Millest speaks from John 7 and tells us that everything that we thirst for is just a shadow of what we find in Jesus. Follow @htbbchurch for the latest updates.

Vi har den här veckan kollat in nytt och gammalt.Robocop är remaken på Robocop. Den försökte göra något eget av historien, och vi båda tyckte det var ganska lyckat.Come Drink With Me är en en superklassiker bland Wuxia-filmer. Den gör skäl för sin status, men är inte utan problem.

The logo of Shaw Brothers, the initials of "SB" on a scallop shaped shield, appeared on many of the big movie hits coming out of Hong Kong during the 60s and 70s. Kung-fu movies produced by the Shaw Brothers, the studio owned by Run Run Shaw and his brother Runme Shaw, were widely adored across Asia, and among Chinese communities in western countries. In their heyday, films created by the Shaw Brothers were reportedly watched by 1.5 million people a week. Run Run Shaw's TV empire, Television Broadcasts Limited or TVB, served as the launching pad for the career for many talented individuals including actors Chow Yun-fat, Andy Lau, and Stephen Chow, to name just a few. The Chinese programs produced by TVB are seen by 300 million households around the world. Lo Hol Pang is a comic movie star who rose up thanks to a TVB Talent Training Course, a program Shaw established to cultivate actors and actresses. "Go to any place in the world, if Chinese communities exist there, they know us. Even in very remote places, they still know us because they watched us on video tape. Sometimes when a certain TV episode came out on a certain night, the street would become so quite that even bus drivers went home to wait for the episode to be aired." Run Run Shaw was born the sixth child of seven to a wealthy textile merchant in Ningbo, an eastern city close to Shanghai. He therefore received the nickname "Uncle Six". His brother Runme set up a silent film studio, Unique Film Production Co., in 1925 in Shanghai. At the age of 19, Shaw interrupted his study during a summer vacation and went to Singapore to market films to Southeast Asia's Chinese communities with his three brothers: Runji, Runde and Runme. Exactly how the name Run Run came into being remains a mystery. James Wong, lyricist for the theme song of Shaw's hit TV series "The Bund", quoted Shaw in one of his books as saying that the name Run Run imitated the pronunciation of Shaw's original name "Ren Leng" in his local dialect in Ningbo. Actor Chow Yun-fat once joked about how Shaw got the name because back in Singapore he was always running between different Chinese communities, carrying his film rolls and trying to exhibit or distribute their films. Chow's explanation may be a joke, but it somehow reflected the painstaking effort Shaw made to develop the Singaporean film market. Zhu Chunting is Shaw's biographer. "When they first started out in Singapore, they used a rickshaw to carry their screening equipment and ran from village to village to sell their films. It was really hard work." The business of Shaw and his brothers kept growing and eventually they opened 139 movie theaters across the Southeast Asian region. During the 1930s, Shaw also produced The White Golden Dragon, the first Chinese film featuring sound, which created quite a sensation back then. But the advent of World War II destroyed everything. In 1941, the Japanese invaded Singapore, stripped their theaters and confiscated their film equipment. Legend has it that Shaw and his brothers buried gold and jewelry during the war and it was this gold and jewelry that enabled them to resume their business at full strength after the war. In 1957, Shaw returned to Hong Kong which was then the center of the Chinese film industry. He shifted the company's focus from exhibiting films to producing them and renamed the company "Shaw Brothers". He bought a 46-acre plot in Clearwater Bay, Kowloon, shaved a hill there, built and opened Movietown on the land in 1961. The establishment of Movietown, later reputed as "Hollywood East", ushered in the golden age of the 1960s and 1970s during which Shaw popularized a dozen film genres especially Kung fu movies and nurtured a galaxy of female stars. Linda Lin Dai graced Li Han-hsiang's blockbuster opera film "The Kingdom and the Beauty" in 1959. Betty Loh played an elegant and brave young lady who dressed up as a man in order to spend more time with her beloved in 1963 movie "The Love Eterne" which broke office records in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Cheng Pei-pei who later starred a major role in Ang Lee's Oscar Winning film Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, rose to fame after starring in Shaw's pioneering 1966 kung fu movie "Come Drink with Me" as a solemn warrior goddess. Perhaps the only talent that slipped out of Shaw's reach was Bruce Lee who signed a contract with Shaw's rival, Golden Harvest, which was willing to accommodate Lee's high salary demands. Shaw Brothers was considered one of the most productive film studios in the world back then, pumping out 20 to 40 films a year. Stars lived in a dorm on-site, budgets were low and work shifts were tightly arranged. It was almost like an assembly line. Most of Shaw's films featured kung fu, sword fighting or Asian gangsters. But what attracted theater goers was not only the action and fighting, it was also the legacy of traditions embedded in the storylines. Pak Tong Cheuk, Director at the Academy of Films, Hong Kong Baptist University, talks about the attractive elements of Shaw's films. "Where we could find ourselves is in films, especially in Shaw's. We could find a lot of traditional Chinese cultural imagination and reference there."

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