Podcast appearances and mentions of wong jing

Happy Holidays from Heroes Three! This week we are closing out 2024 with Marty's host pick, God of Gamblers III: Back to Shanghai directed by Wong Jing and starring Stephen Chow, Ng Man Tat, and Gong Li! Check out some H3 art and merch! - https://www.teepublic.com/user/kf_carlito   Full cast and credits at HKMDB!Find us online - https://linktr.ee/Heroes3Podcast Email us! - heroes3podcast@gmail.com Full blog post with gifs here! Timestamps (0:00) Intro (3:00) Production background (6:36) Carlos and Matthew Initial Thoughts (8:40) Hong Kong cross talk with hollywood (11:01) Movie Thoughts (16:05) Gong Li: Too Hot for Taiwan? (26:22) Back to the movie (58:40) Possible releases in the US (1:01:14) Ng Man-tat and Stephen Chow (1:03:10) Final thoughts and plugs

During the adidas Three Stripe Skate Hype event in Shanghai, we had J Brian Siswojo a.k.a. JBS, the founder of 8five2 skateshop in Hong Kong, swing by our office. We chatted about his story and the skate scene in Hong Kong. It's just like Brian said in the podcast: 'Skateboarding is not for everyone, we are the chosen ones.' 00:20 Introducing J Brian Siswojo, JBS (Just BullShit）@jbs8five2 . 04:20 adidas Skate Hype event and Xuhui Binjiang Spot in Shanghai. 07:55 He moved to Hong Kong with his family in 1985 when he was 11 years old. That's where he learned English. He can speak English, Indonesian, Cantonese, Mandarin, a bit of Japanese, and a little Korean (his wife's Korean). 08:57 The pioneers of skateboarding in Hong Kong, the first and second generation who paved the way. 10:40 Stories with the legendary skate artist VCJ 13:20 Back in 1991, Hong Kong got its first skater-owned shop, BFD (which stood for Big Fucking Deal!). 14:15 Here's some behind-the-scenes trivia about the skate scene in Jackie Chan's 1993 movie City Hunter. They brought in ten big-name pro skaters from the US for the shoot, but on the day, director Wong Jing was being such a pain that the skaters just walked off! They had to scramble and find local skaters from Hong Kong to fill in and finish the filming. 17:33 Skateboarding is not for everyone, we are the chosen one. 19:15 The founding of 8five2 skateshop back in 1999. This year is their 25th anniversary! They've got a collab with NB Numeric dropping soon, and they're also doing a clothing collection with the Japanese brand Muraspo. 23:50 Funny story of how he met Tim O'Connor. 29:04 Inside joke “IN THE CLUE” 30:05 Stories about two pair of 8five2 X NikeSB Janoski collaboration shoes. 37:55 Hong Kong needs some fresh blood! Why is still the same face out there after 15 years? 41:16 Which Hong Kong celebrities skate? 45:35 We're hoping to link up with more cities across mainland China, exchange knowledge and resources, and grow the skate scene together. 48:00 Follow 8five2 youtube channel @8five2shop and subscribe their skate podcast @SSBSTS . This is Andrew Guan, the founder of KickerClub.com, promoting skateboarding in China since 2001.This is Danny Zhang, Cali native and Shanghai local, working in the industry since early 2000s.After 20 years of telling the skateboarding stories of world to China. We decided to tell the world the skateboarding stories of China Let us be your visa to China skateboarding. 5MoreMins, just 5MoreMins...Instagram / Youtube: @kickerclubemail: kickerclub@qq.com

The Searchers review the recent City Hunter film released on Netflix. Of course, Jackie Chan and Wong Jing's 1993 movie featuring the same character comes up. So, you're welcome for basically two Jackie Chan episodes in a row. Enjoy. Submit your mailbags to us at thesearcherspodcast@gmail.com. We'll read it on air. Please rate us a 5/5, and review us on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to us. Follow us on Letterboxd.com if you'd like to see what we've recently watched and/or reviewed. Ben, Chris, & Kevin Our episode catalogue: https://searchersfilmpodcast.podbean.com/

En el episodio de hoy me adentro de nuevo en el mundo de un viejo conocido; Wong Jing, uno de los directores más prolíficos de Hong Kong y, por lo tanto, de los más desiguales. Aquí hay de todo; estrellas del cantopop protagonistas, acción loquísima, chistes MUY incorrectos y unas tramas más volátiles que la dinamita vieja. Justo como a mí me gusta, baby.

This week we are back with everyone's favorite Kung fu superstar, Jackie Chan, and one of his MANY Chinese New Year releases- City Hunter! An absolutely wacky, over the top, action extravaganza, filled wall-to-wall with Wong Jing's trademark irreverent humor, this manga adaptation is one of the most unique entries in Jackie's long and storied filmography. With a great supporting cast, including the always talented Gary Daniels and one of the best “gwei-lo” baddies of all time, Richard Norton, there is enough solid martial arts action mixed in with the slapstick scenarios to keep the hardcore fight fans engaged throughout it all! Listen in as we break down why we like this movie so much, how different it is from the rest of Jackie's body of work, and why you should check it out asap! Also, just as a heads up, we recorded this about 2 weeks ago or so now as we decided to pivot and release an episode on Action Jackson instead last week in honor of Carl Weathers

Wong Jing's 2022 remake of his 1993 Wuxia epic, Kung Fu Cult Master (Pt 1) is proof that practice makes progress. 30 years of experience gives you special effects, less toilet humor, a wizened Donnie Yen and an actual, honest to god filmed and released sequel (Kung Fu Cult Master (Pt 2) released in the same year.

Wong Jing's 1994 Lone Wolf parody, New Legend of Shaolin, or Red Dragon as its known in the west, teams up Jet Li with his martial arts prodigy on screen son Mo Tse to kick some old school poison boogie man ass.

The Magic Crystal is Wong Jing's 1986 first collaboration with Hong Kong Heartthrob Andy Lau, in his most fetching, handsome Puma activewear. This is a globetrotting adventure quest movie equal parts Indiana Jones, Tomb Raider, Armour of God, E.T., the list goes on - the amazing thing is, its actually pretty good and unequivocally Wong Jing in style. Also, Cynthia Rothrock and the enigmatic Richard Norton share about 20-30% of the screen time, every moment to be relished.If you know Wong Jing and/or his work, you know what to expect here, puerile humour, good production values and effects and some actually genuine surprising and rousing moments (looking at you Wei-Wei Huang). It also has every Wong Jing issue with it, pacing, 2D characters, juvenile…but it stays entertaining.Come for the Cynth-ard Nort-rock, stay for the amazing action set pieces and stuntman (and women) action! Listen in with us!

6.6/10 IMDb 3.7/5 Letterboxd 83% liked this movie Google users A young cop tries to rescue a beautiful woman before she is sacrificed by a tribe Directed by Lam Ngai Kai Screenplay by Wong Jing. Yuen Gai-chi Based on Dr. Yuen Series by Ni Kuang Produced  by Wong Jing, Chua Lam Starring Chow Yun-fat Chin Siu-ho Dick Wei Maggie Cheung Sibelle Hu Production company Paragon Films Distributed by Golden Harvest Release date 17 October 1986 Running time 81 minutes

Wong Jing makes his Wong Jing film, which means he steals from all other films but he lets his action director be the star of the show as well, in Magic Crystal from 1986. Also, actor Richard Norton goes down Magic Crystal memory lane in an extended conversation mid-episode. With Kenny B and Paul Fox […]

Wong Jing makes his Wong Jing film, which means he steals from all other films but he lets his action director be the star of the show as well, in Magic Crystal from 1986. Also, actor Richard Norton goes down Magic Crystal memory lane in an extended conversation mid-episode. With Kenny B and Paul Fox […]

GO GO TERMINATOR„Im Kampf um Solarenergie als alternative Versorgungsquelle kommt es im Jahr 2080 immer wieder zu blutigen Auseinandersetzungen zwischen den Befürwortern und den Gegnern dieser Versorgungsart. Bis eines Tages die Polizistin Millie dabei getötet wird fasst ihr Mann Kidd Zhao einen Beschluss. Mit einer neuartigen Zeitmaschine reist er in das Jahr 2020, um den Erfinder der solaren Energienutzung zu unterstützen und den Widersachern schon zu dieser Zeit das Handwerk zu legen. Er wird von seiner Kollegin Molly Wang, die schon lange in ihn verliebt ist, und seinem Vorgesetzen Sergeant Masterson begleitet. Aber auch ein paar Bösewichte gelangen durch das Zeittor und mischen die Vergangenheit so richtig auf. Doch die Cops aus der Zukunft dürfen ihren eigentlichen Plan nicht aus den Augen verlieren...“ (DVD-Klappentext EuroVideo Medien GmbH)Yeah, endlich wieder Hongkong-Cinema beim Trashtaucher!Naja, schraubt lieber euer Vorfreude-Level mal auf Teppichniveau runter. Denn FUTURE X-COPS aus dem glorreichen Jahr 2010 ist alles andere als kultig, unterhaltsam oder gar existenzberechtigt. Zugegeben, Regisseur Wong Jing und Publikumsliebling Andy Lau dürften viele Asia-Fans neugierig machen, das Ergebnis ist aber nicht mehr als eine cringe Action-Komödie mit jeder Menge Terminator-Aufguss. Schnarch.Erfahrt alles zu FUTURE X-COPS im Trashtaucher-Podcast!---Mein Gastauftritt bei "Martins Kinoblog": https://youtu.be/S1Boi53lue0Feedback, Verbesserungen, Wünsche? Gerne hier zurückmelden!Unterstützen: Merch-Shop | Kaffekasse (Ko-Fi) | Koch Films Shop (Affiliate)Abonnieren: iTunes | Spotify | Amazon Music | Google Podcasts | RSSFolgen: Youtube | Instagram | Facebook | TwitterFilmblog: VilmFerrückt.deTwitch-Stream: ModulPuster---Intro-/Outro-Song: © Aidan Finnegan (https://soundcloud.com/triadaudioofficial)Bildmaterial: © EuroVideo Medien GmbH

This week, Michelle Yeoh teams up with director Wong Jing on the absolutely insane wuxia action film HOLY WEAPON! Also starring Maggie Cheung, Damian Lau, Simon Yam and more, this one's got everything: insane action setpieces, wacky hijinks, unfortunate humor, gender-bending, a Voltron-inspired climax, and even an interlude where it just becomes THE EVIL DEAD.

Podcast Review | Best of the Bet #4 Keishi Ohtomo (2017) Highschool student, Rei Kiriyama is ranked Shogi player. He lives alone, away from his adopted family because his foster sister like--hates him. He soon meets another family of sister that care for him. Kiriyama struggles to become the best Shogi player, facing the threatening high ranking player Goto. Tazza: The High Rollers (Choi Dong-hoon, 2007) The god of gamblers (Wong Jing, 1989) Kaiji the ultimate Gambler (Tôya Satô, 2009) March comes in like a lion (Keishi Ohtomo, 2017) YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzMwCEPYI47Mq7W997iJkbg?view_as=subscriber Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/pastthesubtitles?fan_landing=true Instagram| Pastthesubtitles Twitter| @PastTheSubtitle Episode analytics --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gps1/support

Podcast Review | Best of the Bet #3 Toya Sato (2009) Kaiji Ito gets confronted by a group of loan sharks, led by a woman named Rinko. She drops on him a huge amount of debt, which he clearly can't payback. Instead, she offers him to take part of a game, which he's able to pay back his debts by winning. In this obscure series of games, kaiji must overcome trials to climb his way out of debt Tazza: The High Rollers (Choi Dong-hoon, 2007) The god of gamblers (Wong Jing, 1989) Kaiji the ultimate Gambler (Tôya Satô, 2009) March comes in like a lion (Keishi Ohtomo, 2017) YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzMwCEPYI47Mq7W997iJkbg?view_as=subscriber Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/pastthesubtitles?fan_landing=true Instagram| Pastthesubtitles Twitter| @PastTheSubtitle --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gps1/support

Podcast Review | Best of the Best #1 Choi Dong-hoon (2006) Having gambled away all his and his family's money away, Goni seeks out revenge on the swindler who took his money. Along the way he meets and trains under a legendary 'Tazza" Mr. Pyeong. From rags to riches, Goni continues to his new found gambling skills and gets way in over his head. Tazza: The High Rollers (Choi Dong-hoon, 2007) The god of gamblers (Wong Jing, 1989) Kaiji the ultimate Gambler (Tôya Satô, 2009) March comes in like a lion (Keishi Ohtomo, 2017) YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzMwCEPYI47Mq7W997iJkbg?view_as=subscriber Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/pastthesubtitles?fan_landing=true Instagram| Pastthesubtitles Twitter| @PastTheSubtitle --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gps1/support

Podcast Review | Best of the Best #2 Wong Jin (1989) What you may think is a simple story following Ko Chun the world famous "God of Gamblers", turns out to be something no so extravagant. When all is going well for him, Ko Chun falls into an unlikely accident and is adopted by the trio of friends who set up the trap. One of them, known as "Little Knife", founds out about Ko Chun's gambling talents and uses him to climb the latter of wealth. Tazza: The High Rollers (Choi Dong-hoon, 2007) The god of gamblers (Wong Jing, 1989) Kaiji the ultimate Gambler (Tôya Satô, 2009) March comes in like a lion (Keishi Ohtomo, 2017) YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzMwCEPYI47Mq7W997iJkbg?view_as=subscriber Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/pastthesubtitles?fan_landing=true Instagram| Pastthesubtitles Twitter| @PastTheSubtitle --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gps1/support

We doing Rip Off movies this month!Today we talk about:1993's Future Cops directed by Wong Jing and starring some major hitters like Andy Lau, Jackie Cheung, Ken Lo, & Winnie Lau to name a few. This movie was scary movie for action films before scary movie.If you guys have any request for future movie request please send us an emailat whowatchesthispodcast@gmail.comJoin the FB group page:https://www.facebook.com/WhoWatchesThisPodcast/ Our equipment:Mic: https://amzn.to/3o12CObMic: https://amzn.to/3lWg2t7Audio Interface: https://amzn.to/2GYxyydXLR cables: https://amzn.to/2T3ecKE  - Theme Music -Lee Rosevere - Arcade Montage - Music For Podcast 3https://leerosevere.bandcamp.com/

This week dakazu talks about Our Flag Means Death being BL, more series from Manga Planet Library, and Jiro Matsumoto's Ichigeki and beautiful place! Then it's time for Part 2 of our City Hunter Multimedia Retrospective where we examine the Chinese action comedy film City Hunter starring Jackie Chan!!! Send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com  Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our website! https://mangamachinations.com Check out our YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/mangamactv Buy us a Kofi! https://ko-fi.com/mangamac Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “Crime Scene'” by DoGBeaT, Opening, Introductions 00:01:48 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: “Funkymania” by The Original Orchestra, dakazu knows why Morgana likes the very BL pirate show Our Flag Means Death 00:07:01 - dakazu was busy reading GAIRA - Confidential Records of Mythical Beasts and Doctor Mordrid and Chilling Messages from Manga Planet Library 00:11:37 - dakazu finished Jiro Matsumoto's Ichigeki 00:14:42 - beautiful place is another Jiro Matsumoto manga 00:25:16 - Next Episode Preview and Rundown: Manga in Motion on City Hunter, we will review the original 1987 anime adaptation 00:26:46 - Main Segment Saikyo Selections: Jackie Chan's City Hunter, Transition Song: “Sunset Ride” by HVRDVR, we review the 1993 Chinese action comedy film adaptation directed by Wong Jing and starring Jackie Chan 01:22:56 - Next Week's Topic: City Hunter, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off Song: “Crazy for Your Love” by Orkas

Carlo and Dan are back, talking about all the movies that are fit to pod… about. They jump back into some Wong Jing movies to cap off their discussion from a previous episode, dive into some CAT III horror from Hong Kong, discuss an underseen Eric Roberts movie, and even do another dive into the world of Tokusatsu shows. All of this, plus BluRay talk, questions from listeners and much more!00:00:00 Introduction00:02:29 CRUD Buddies Screenings (Doorman, Playing Dangerous)00:12:01 Calls from the Public00:12:24 Dylan G. on Twitter says "I feel like not enough can be said about ROCKULA."00:19:50 VierasTalos asks "What is the best kind of physical media bonus features?"00:29:07 Rutledal asks "Any disappointing celebrity experiences? Positive ones?"00:34:44 Physical Media Corner88 Films: Tiger Cage I-III, Righting Wrongs (1986), On The Run (1988) and more.Visual Vengeance releases Suburban Sasquatch (2004)00:40:56 Recommendations Corner00:41:22 Wong Jing Re-Cap: High Risk (1995), Future Cops (1993)00:45:43 A Chinese Torture Chamber Story (1994) & The Underground Banker (1994)00:53:08 Nobody's Fool (1986) 00:59:31 Tokusatsu Corner: Ultraman (1966-1967), Ultraseven, Blue Swat and more.01:10:32 GoodbyesAnd don't forget to:Follow Dan on Twitter and Letterboxd (@yckmd_)Follow Carlo on Twitter (@carlogocarlo) and Letterboxd (@psychopike)A new episode of Notes From the Back Row will be released every other week. If you have a new movie premiering, drop us a line – we might be interested in setting something up with you too!Subscribe today on iTunes, listen on Spotify, use our handy RSS feed in your favourite podcatcher, or keep visiting us right here at Back-Row.com. Help support the show by becoming a member of our Patreon account.

Who wants a Sci-Fi Andy Lau special effects laden Wong Jing directed film? Turns out not many people. Future X Cops is Wong Jing's 2010 seemingly rehashed Future Cops script with more CG, less fun, charisma, plot and pretty much everything else.

We discuss the career of a one-of-a-kind filmmaker: Wong Jing. He's had #1 hits, made films out of spite, and produced/written/directed trash, more trash, and super trash in the name of box-office gold and putting a smile on his audience's face. We focus on his films WINNER TAKES ALL, GOD OF GAMBLERS and CHASING THE DRAGON Join the Patreon now for an exclusive episode every week, access to our entire Patreon Episode back catalogue, your name read out on the next episode, and the friendly Discord chat: patreon.com/theimportantcinemaclub Subscribe, Review and Rate Us on Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-…ub/id1067435576 Follow the Podcast: twitter.com/ImprtCinemaClub Follow Will: twitter.com/WillSloanESQ Follow Justin: twitter.com/DeclouxJ Check out Justin's other podcasts THE BAY STREET VIDEO PODCAST (@thebaystreetvideopodcast) and NO SUCH THING AS A BAD MOVIE (@nosuchthingasabadmovie) as well as Will's other podcast MICHAEL AND US (@michael-and-us)

Jai and Margie had an opportunity to catch up on their lives. Jai is an English actor raised in Hong Kong. Over the past 15 years he has split his time between LA and Asia, working in Theatre, Film, TV, Animation, VO, and Stunts. He has performed alongside mainstays of Hong Kong cinema such as Donnie Yen, Andy Lau and Jackie Chan as well as acclaimed directors Rennie Harlin, Herman Yau and Wong Jing. He is soon to appear on stage in productions of both The Gruffalo and Rabbit Hole as well as the TV series' Flying Tigers 3 and Forensic Psychologist. Jai shares his process of auditioning and working in Hong Kong and gives some wonderful advice on having a productive, happy life as an actor.www.Jai.day.netwww.imdb.me/jaiinstagram: @jai

Jet Li and Jackie Cheung turn up the heat in a High Risk game of cat and mouse with a devious mastermind, in a desperate move to avoid total Meltdown. Wong Jing's 1995 blockbuster thinly veiled Die-Hard clone and Jackie Chan critique is pure octane!

When Philip Ng burst onto the scene in his 2014 leading-man debut, 'Once Upon a Time in Shanghai' - co-starring Sammo Hung and with fight choreography by Yuen Woo-ping - followed by his turn as Bruce Lee in the 2016 Hollywood biopic, 'Birth of the Dragon', the kung fu movie world was introduced to a wonderful new talent. In reality, of course, Philip's story of overnight success could not have been further from the truth. Since the early 2000s - when Philip decided to leave his home in Chicago to pursue a career in Hong Kong action cinema - he had been working tirelessly both in front and behind the camera, developing his skills as an action director and actor. He has become a leading light in a new generation of Hong Kong actors adept at sharing the screen with everyone from Donnie Yen to Simon Yam, Jackie Chan to Louis Koo, and working with directors as diverse as Ringo Lam, Stephen Fung, Benny Chan and Wong Jing. His 2019 martial arts film, 'Undercover Punch and Gun' - which is out now in North America courtesy of Well Go USA - is a love letter to the sort of Hong Kong action comedies he grew up watching in the 1980s and 90s. It sees him reunite with his long-time buddies and frequent collaborators, Andy On and Van Ness Wu. As well as being a fight-filled homage to the golden age of Hong Kong action movies, the film is equally dedicated to the three actors' friendship, which first started back in 2003 on the tournament movie, 'Star Runner'. Listen as Philip discusses his journey from an aspiring young martial artist into a fully fledged kung fu film star - and the ups and downs he has experienced along the way. LINKS Philip Ng on IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1264535/ Philip Ng on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/straightblast5/ Philip Ng on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NgWanLung/ Philip Ng profile on Kung Fu Movie Guide: http://bit.ly/ProfilePhilipNg 'Undercover Punch and Gun' website: https://www.wellgousa.com/films/undercover-punch-gun 'Undercover Punch and Gun' trailer: https://youtu.be/tNpZg_qzVjk Buy 'Undercover Punch and Gun' on Blu-ray, DVD and digital: https://www.amazon.com/Undercover-Punch-Gun-Blu-ray-Andy/dp/B091F2BJHQ 'Undercover Punch and Gun' review on Kung Fu Movie Guide: https://bit.ly/UndercoverPunchAndGun 'Once Upon a Time in Shanghai' review on Kung Fu Movie Guide: http://bit.ly/OnceUponATimeInShanghai Hi-YAH! website - start your free trial (USA only): https://www.hiyahtv.com/ Hi-YAH! on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HiYAHTV Hi-YAH! on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hiyahtv/ Well Go USA on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wellgousa Well Go USA on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wellgousa/ Ng Family Chinese Martial Arts Association: http://www.ngfamilymartialarts.com/

Let's talk some naughty and nice fucking! Or rather movies operating on the silly, cruel and rather pleasant scale of Category III. Over in the cruel camp, Wong Jing produces Emperor's palace intrigue, nastiness and dopiness in Sex And The Emperor. Also, a positive comedy about overcoming the odds and becoming the picture-perfect image for […]

Let's talk some naughty and nice fucking! Or rather movies operating on the silly, cruel and rather pleasant scale of Category III. Over in the cruel camp, Wong Jing produces Emperor's palace intrigue, nastiness and dopiness in Sex And The Emperor. Also, a positive comedy about overcoming the odds and becoming the picture-perfect image for […]

This is Blacklisted Cinema, where you are encouraged to talk during the movie. The movie this episode is High Risk, also known in the United States as Meltdown, a 1995 Hong Kong action comedy film written, produced & directed by Wong Jing starring Jet Li. After failing to save his wife from 'The Doctor', Kit Li is working as a bodyguard and secret stunt double for the cowardly martial arts film star Frankie Lane. The film is a parody of some of Hollywood's most influential action films, such as Die Hard and Speed. It also gained controversy for spoofing Jackie Chan, who was, in turn, offended by the satire. Subscribe to us on itunes rate 5* @ https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/blacklisted-podcast/id1058504075?mt=2 PodOmatic http://blacklisted.podomatic.com/ Stitcher http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/blacklisted?refid=stpr Google Play https://play.google.com/music/m/Imonfnjs7535svy3wtwdx7rhbpa?t%3DBlacklisted_Podcast IHeartRadio https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-blacklisted-podcast-30972563/ Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/01L8OZCsaKQZrN2Lm2vb22 Amazon Music https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/56990534-ae2e-47a2-9b72-da3213770fb6/ Audible https://www.audible.com/pd/Blacklisted-Podcast-Podcast/B08K57VXZC

Cet épisode a été enregistré avant l'annonce du décès du grand Ng Man-tat, il ne peut que lui être dédié

Set to be the cameo filled, Chinese New Year blockbuster for 2020, Enter The Fat Dragon got denied by our ongoing Covid situation. However a low box office isn't gonna deny the AAC a chance to...praise a Donnie Yen film? Donnie plays Zhu Fallon, a good cop that loses his job, girlfriend and the respect of his peers due to being *too* dedicated to the cause. A routine prisoner escort mission to Japan could see him win his job back, but what shennanigans await him there? With an all star cast including Teresa Mo, Niki Chow and Wong Jing (!) fun times are gonna be had.

In the late 1970s, Richard Norton - martial artist and bodyguard to the stars - faced a crossroads in his life. He could either stay in Melbourne, Australia, and continue with his nine-to-five job, teaching martial arts in the evenings - a life he very much enjoyed - or follow the advice of singer Linda Ronstadt and move with her to California. It was a decision which would prove life-changing. Once in America, Richard started to supplement his days touring with some of the world's biggest musical artists - including ABBA, Fleetwood Mac, David Bowie, The Rolling Stones, James Taylor and many more - with work in the movies, encouraged by his friendships with Hollywood action legends like Chuck Norris and Pat E. Johnson. It was Pat who first introduced Richard to kung fu superstar Jackie Chan, leading him to eventually work on some of the greatest Hong Kong action films of the period, including 'Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Stars' and 'Millionaire's Express' for Sammo Hung, and 'Magic Crystal' and 'City Hunter' for Wong Jing. He would work again with Jackie Chan in the 1997 film, 'Mr. Nice Guy', and continue his on-screen partnership with B-movie action queen, Cynthia Rothrock, appearing in 10 films together from Hong Kong to Hollywood. Nowadays, Richard can increasingly be found behind the camera, lending his extraordinary martial arts knowledge as a fight trainer and choreographer on some of the biggest action films of the last decade, including 'Mad Max: Fury Road', 'Ghost in the Shell', 'X-Men: Dark Phoenix', and 'Suicide Squad'. His next release, James Gunn's version of 'The Suicide Squad', is scheduled for release on August 2021. Recorded during the lockdown from his home in Melbourne, Australia, join us as we chat about his amazing journey and his many achievements, something that Richard - who turned 70 in 2020 - puts down to simply being a byproduct of his quest to become the best martial artist he could possibly be. Judging by his continued work-rate, training regime, and passion for the martial arts, it is clearly something he continues to pursue each and every day. LINKS Richard Norton on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rjnorton64/ Richard Norton on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rjbromleynorton Richard Norton on IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0636280/ Richard Norton profile on Kung Fu Movie Guide: http://bit.ly/ProfileRichardNorton Richard Norton interview from 2011 on Kung Fu Movie Guide: http://bit.ly/RichardNorton

Elwood and Stephen check out a Hong Kong cinema classic as Chow Yun Fat stars as Ko Chun the titular God of Gamblers, a high stakes gambler with a fondness for chocolate and jade pinky rings, who after being knocked unconcious suffers amnesia while being gets taken in by Andy Lau's mediocre gambler Little Knife who sees an oppotunity to exploit Ko Chun's abilities. We also look at the film making legacy of Wong Jing and the numerous spin offs the film inspired, attend a virtual Babymetal concert with The Vern and much more!!

Elwood and Stephen look at the sexy action thriller "Naked Weapon" starring Maggie Q as an Assassin trained as a child to kill while being pursued by CIA Agent Jack (Daniel Wu) who is determined to take down the ring headed up by the mysterious Madam M We also look at the career of producer Wong Jing, Region 2 releases and the winner of Kaiju Christmas 3 is revealed plus more!!

Welcome to episode 38 of Heroes Three. This week Matthew, Marty, and Carlos take a look at the Wong Jing film that almost was a Street Fighter adaption, Future Cops from 1993!Download the episode here!Check us out on social media - Twitter Instagram FacebookGrab your favorite H3 GIFs here - Heroes Three GiphyCheck out some of the art from the show by Carlos and Warren here - Kung Fu Carlito on Teepublic

Welcome to Episode 37 of Heroes Three! This week we mark our return with a very Carlos-centric episode. We discuss Street Fighter II Movie from 1994, directed by Gisaburo Sugii.Download the Episode Here!Check us out on social media - Twitter Instagram FacebookGrab your favorite H3 GIFs here - Heroes Three GiphyCheck out some of the art from the show by Carlos and Warren here - Kung Fu Carlito on TeepublicTHE INFLUENCE OF STREET FIGHTER II MOVIE ON THE GAMESThere are a good handful of ideas that originated from this film that would then be adopted by Capcom for use in the games. Since we are a podcast and most of it is visual I thought we'd collect them here as a companion to the episode.Ken MastersKen's look in the flashbacks of the film were an influence on his look in 1995's Street Fighter Zero/Alpha, which narrative takes place before SF2.Beautiful art by Bengus aka CRMK aka Gouda CheeseCammyCammy's animated debut has her sporting this striking cloak. When Capcom included her in the roster of their world colliding crossover X-Men vs Street Fighter in 1996 they thought it would be fitting to use in her introductory animation.ZangiefCammy and 'Gief must have the same tailor, although the color choice is much more fitting for him if you ask me. When Zangief steps into the arena he's sporting a crimson cloak. It looked so cool they let him keep it for his reintroduction to the series in 1996's Street Fighter Zero/Alpha 2.M.Bison (Dictator)Up until this film the main villain of the series, M.Bison in the US, was portrayed with a more traditional muscular build. He really bulked up with the rest of the cast for this movie.M.Bison from SF2' by my favorite Capcom artist, Kinu Nishimura.In the Street Fighter Zero/Alpha games he adopted that bulky look and would stay that way for quite some time.Street Fighter Zero/Alpha art by Bengus aka CRMK aka Gouda CheeseAkumaAkuma or Gouki in Japan is the secret final boss of Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo, and here he is in the film! A nice Easter egg for those with keen eyes, Akuma made his video game debut not more than 6 months before the movie's release. Fun fact, this cameo was actually cropped out of the original Renegade Home Video VHS release in the US!This Street Fighter Zero/Alpha artwork by Bengus aka CRMK aka Gouda Cheese is definitely inspired by Akuma's big break on film.Ryu vs Sagat introThe dramatic encounter between Ryu and Sagat in that stormy field was turned into one of my favorite fighting game backgrounds in Street Fighter Zero/Alpha 2. It only shows up on special occasions and can only be selected by inputting a code at the character select screen!Capcom Sound Team Alph Lyla!A nice group pic of Alph Lyla including Yoko Shimomura, composer of Street Fighter 2!Capcom's in house sound team/band, Alph Lyla worked with the development of SFII Movie, and one of their songs is in the film! Kizutsuki Nagara or Grow Enraged When Injured plays during one of the flashback scenes of Ryu and Ken.Alph Lyla also adapted the main song from the film, Itoshisa to Setsunasa to Kokorotsuyosa to or Love and Kindness and Strong Heart and placed it into Street Fighter Zero as a secret scenario where you can recreate the final battle from the film!Here's the song sung by Ryoko Shinohara.A game based on a movie based on a game...Capcom adapted the movie into a full motion video game for the Sony Playstation and Sega Saturn. There really isn't much to the game, you view scenes from the film as a Monitor Cyborg and click on selected scenes. What is kind of cool is that at the end of the game you actually get to play as said Cyborg. He is a reskin of Ken from Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo and plays exactly the same.Here's a fun combo video of him by combo master desk.There are some extra animated scenes exclusive to the game up until the recent Discotek Blu-Ray release. Speaking of, if you enjoyed this article and don't have that yet GO BUY IT!Next episode of Heroes Three we will be covering the insane Wong Jing film Future Cops! If you're familiar with Street Fighter and Future Cops you should know why. See you then!- Carlos

Director Lau Kar-leung takes us and the Master Killer Gordon Liu back to Shaolin temple and the 36 Chambers in Return To The 36th Chamber. This time it’s funny. Also, Wong Jing makes fun of Jackie Chan and then his action team makes a ‘Die Hard’ movie starring Jet Li. With Kenny B and Mike […]

Director Lau Kar-leung takes us and the Master Killer Gordon Liu back to Shaolin temple and the 36 Chambers in Return To The 36th Chamber. This time it’s funny. Also, Wong Jing makes fun of Jackie Chan and then his action team makes a ‘Die Hard’ movie starring Jet Li. With Kenny B and Mike […]

Wong Jing directs this 1993 action comedy Jackie Chan vehicle and hits it out of the park with another Street Fighter 2 rip off. Ever wanted to see Jackie Chan dressed like Chun Li? This is your chance!

ESWS 241 - East Screen: CHASING THE DRAGON Hong Kong Cinema Podcast Podcast episode 241 - East Screen: CHASING THE DRAGON 2 This week, Kevin is back and he brings us some news and his quick take on Wong Jing's WOLF WARRIOR 2 [戰狼 II]. Then it's our review of the Andy Lau, Donnie Yen team up in CHASING THE DRAGON [追龍]. Show notes and details can be found at our main website. visit us at www.kongcast.com or email us at eastscreen@gmail.com As always, thanks for listening!

We love Tsui Hark in loony bit parts. What about a feature then? We'll discuss and review his role, the pairing with John Shum and a robotic Sally Yeh in I Love Maria from 1988. Also, somewhere along the way Wong Jing wanted to a Street Fighter movie. Only he couldn't. So he still did […]

We love Tsui Hark in loony bit parts. What about a feature then? We’ll discuss and review his role, the pairing with John Shum and a robotic Sally Yeh in I Love Maria from 1988. Also, somewhere along the way Wong Jing wanted to a Street Fighter movie. Only he couldn’t. So he still did […]

The first one ka-ching but awful, the second one ka-ching but awful, the third haaaalf-ching but awful. Three strikes for Wong Jing and his From Vegas To Macau-franchise so is this it then? Who knows but maybe it's the last time Paul Fox and Dr. David Lam will review one of these movies before moving […]

The first one ka-ching but awful, the second one ka-ching but awful, the third haaaalf-ching but awful. Three strikes for Wong Jing and his From Vegas To Macau-franchise so is this it then? Who knows but maybe it’s the last time Paul Fox and Dr. David Lam will review one of these movies before moving […]

In this episode, No Risk No Gain (Casino Raiders The Sequel, but it isn't one) pairs up Alan Tam with Andy Lau once again while Wong Jing takes a backseat and Taylor Wong takes his place as co-director. Uh oh. Also in the second half, the Lucky Stars gang…barely appears and we get another lecherous, […]

In this episode, No Risk No Gain (Casino Raiders The Sequel, but it isn’t one) pairs up Alan Tam with Andy Lau once again while Wong Jing takes a backseat and Taylor Wong takes his place as co-director. Uh oh. Also in the second half, the Lucky Stars gang…barely appears and we get another lecherous, […]

Let's talk some fucking Category III movies of note! In this episode, we find out what a dick(head) move it is to go to Thailand on your holiday to whore and we'll step inside the Chinese torture chamber as envisioned by Wong Jing. Therefore we'll review Cash Chin's The Eternal Evil Of Asia from 1995 […]

Let’s talk some fucking Category III movies of note! In this episode, we find out what a dick(head) move it is to go to Thailand on your holiday to whore and we’ll step inside the Chinese torture chamber as envisioned by Wong Jing. Therefore we’ll review Cash Chin’s The Eternal Evil Of Asia from 1995 […]

ESWS 199 - East Screen: THE MENU Hong Kong Cinema Podcast Podcast episode 199 - THE MENU 2 On this week's episode, Kevin and I discuss the banning of South Korean stars in China, a discussion on Hong Kong kids films including Wong Jing's latest attempt with GIRL OF THE BIG HOUSE and we talk a look at the HKTV series film THE MENU . Show notes and details can be found at our main website. visit us at www.kongcast.com or email us at eastscreen@gmail.com As always, thanks for listening!

ESWS 187 - East Screen: iGIRL Hong Kong Cinema Podcast Podcast episode 187 - iGIRL 2 On this episode, Kevin checks in remotely to give us an update of Hong Kong FILMART 2016. And I give an update on the latest Wong Jing scripted romantic comedy iGIRL . Show notes and details can be found at our main website. visit us at www.kongcast.com or email us at eastscreen@gmail.com As always, thanks for listening!

ESWS 185 - East Screen: THE MONKEY KING 2 Hong Kong Cinema Podcast Podcast episode 185 - THE MONKEY KING 2 2 恭禧發財! It's the year of the Monkey and we are here to talk about the start of the Lunar New Year with the film THE MONKEY KING 2 . We also talk about some holiday box office news and Kevin takes a bite out of Wong Jing's latest sequel. Show notes and details can be found at our main website. visit us at www.kongcast.com or email us at eastscreen@gmail.com As always, thanks for listening!

Que sí, que si, que LLHK había vuelto y se iba a hacer cada dos meses y.... en fin. Culpen a un servidor, porque no será por las ganas que le pone Carlos Cuba al asunto; por fin hemos podido reunirnos cual dúo cómico a lo Tsui Hark y John Shum para comentar más películas clásicas de Hong Kong. Y hoy toca festival de asesinas locas y bollería fina; partiendo de la excelentísima Desnuda para matar, uno de los clásicos de la Categoría III y el exploitation loco de los primeros noventa, nos comentamos sus dos pseudo secuelas (y es un pseudo muy grande) que así a lo tonto son una muestra obvia de la historia del cine de HK de los últimos veinte años y del modus operandi de su productor, el sibilino y exitoso Wong Jing. Todo en el podcast de rigor. Esperamos no hacerles esperar mucho para el siguiente.

Que sí, que si, que LLHK había vuelto y se iba a hacer cada dos meses y.... en fin. Culpen a un servidor, porque no será por las ganas que le pone Carlos Cuba al asunto; por fin hemos podido reunirnos cual dúo cómico a lo Tsui Hark y John Shum para comentar más películas clásicas de Hong Kong. Y hoy toca festival de asesinas locas y bollería fina; partiendo de la excelentísima Desnuda para matar, uno de los clásicos de la Categoría III y el exploitation loco de los primeros noventa, nos comentamos sus dos pseudo secuelas (y es un pseudo muy grande) que así a lo tonto son una muestra obvia de la historia del cine de HK de los últimos veinte años y del modus operandi de su productor, el sibilino y exitoso Wong Jing. Todo en el podcast de rigor. Esperamos no hacerles esperar mucho para el siguiente.

This week, Mike and Sean discuss the films they caught at this year's Seattle International Film Festival. Featured are films from Richard Linklater, Kelly Reichardt, Fruit Chan and Wong Jing, along with an acclaimed documentary, a remake of an acclaimed Western, a Treasure Hunter, an animated film from Brazil and an award-winning Chinese film noir. Also which rock stars made the best movie theatre guests and hazy memories of Judgement Night.

Hong Kong A listers Chow Yun Fat and Nicholas Tse took to the red carpet in Macau last night to promote their new film "Man from Macau." It's been twenty years since Chow starred in a gambling themed film. He played the title role in the 1989 Hong Kong film "God of Gamblers," an iconic role that defined an era in Hong Kong's cinematic history, inspiring other gambling themed films that soon followed. The 1994 sequel "God of Gamblers Returns" remains one of Hong Kong's highest grossing films and it cemented Chow's status as of one Hong Kong's top grossing box office stars. Despite playing high rollers in films Chow says that in real life he despises gambling as when he was growing up his father lost a lot of money with the past-time leaving the family penniless. With the Chinese New Year just around the corner, audiences have the chance of a double helping of Chow Yun Fat, as he also stars in the fantasy action film "The Monkey King" which is released on Thursday next week. Chow says the films offer cinema-goers two very different experiences: "This film, Nicholas and I carry the film, 50/50. The other film is 30/70. I'm 30, Donnie Yen is 70. The two films are from different genres. The other one is 3D, and this one is for the Chinese New Year. I hope the audience will enjoy both because they are different." After walking the red carpet of the premier, Chow and Tse, along with director Wong Jing, and producer Andrew Lau left their hand prints for Macau's Avenue of Stars.

Covering Michael Mak’s classic Sex And Zen on episode 3, fast forward to 1996 and 1998 respectively where Category III wasn’t as hot of an item anymore and Wong Jing decided to bring back the series. Echoing little to none of the original, written source material ‘The Carnal Prayer Mat’ but focusing on new stories, […]

ESWS 142 - The One Princess Policy Podcast episode 142 ES: PRINCESS AND SEVEN KUNG FU MASTERS [笑功震武林], FINDING MR. RIGHT [北京遇上西雅圖]WS: n/a Video: $UPERCAPITALIST (2012), SOMEWHERE BETWEEN (2011) Finally back after nearly a month long hiatus due to both moves and movies, Kevin and I look over the latest film from Wong Jing, PRINCESS AND SEVEN KUNG FU MASTERS [笑功震武林]. We then look to the much anticipated return of Tang Wei to a leading role on Chinese screens with FINDING MR. RIGHT [北京遇上西雅圖]. We also news of how Chen Kaige relates Beijing's air quality to film creativity and Tang Wei's initial big screen success with her return to the mainland big screen.. Show notes and details can be found at our main website. visit us at www.kongcast.com or email us at eastscreen@gmail.com As always, thanks for listening!

ESWS 135 - Making It and Breaking It Podcast episode 135 ES: THE LAST TYCOON [大上海], LOST IN THAILAND [人再囧途之泰囧]WS: LES MISERABLES, WRECK-IT RALPH Video: n/a It's the first show of 2013 and we look at some of the final films of the 2012 season. Up first it's the latest Wong Jing film featuring none other than Chow Yun Fat, THE LAST TYCOON [大上海]. Then Kevin tells us all about the mainland China hit LOST IN THAILAND [人再囧途之泰囧]. Next he takes on the latest musical turned motion picture LES MISERABLES and finally we look at Disney's WRECK-IT RALPH. We also look back briefly at some of our favorite films from 2012. Show notes and details can be found at our main website. visit us at www.kongcast.com or email us at eastscreen@gmail.com As always, thanks for listening!

The Category IIb fucking comes to a close as Sleazy K and The Great Lord Joshua Regal stay true to their thoroughness to the only partly Category III rated Wong Jing-series. His entry Raped By An Angel 4: The Rapist’s Union is up for examination as well as Billy Tang’s conclusion Raped By Angel 5: […]

Let’s meet some fokers contained within the direction of Clarence Ford’s Category III classic Naked Killer! Sleazy K and King Who? dissects the 1992 Wong Jing production and its place in the 90s Category III cannon, including cast (Chingmy Yau wow wow wow!) & crew discussion, movie review and its famous promo campaign. As usual […]