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La tigre si scatena

Titolo originale: Bei po
  • 1977
  • T
  • 1h 34min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
6,3/10
264
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Bruce Li and Carl Scott in La tigre si scatena (1977)
Arti marzialiKung FuAzioneDramma

Due immigrati clandestini incontrano un ragazzino e i tre diventano migliori amici fino a quando uno di loro si unisce alle Triadi.Due immigrati clandestini incontrano un ragazzino e i tre diventano migliori amici fino a quando uno di loro si unisce alle Triadi.Due immigrati clandestini incontrano un ragazzino e i tre diventano migliori amici fino a quando uno di loro si unisce alle Triadi.

  • Regia
    • Shan Hua
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Chan-Wei Lin
  • Star
    • Bruce Li
    • Ku Feng
    • Meng Lo
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    6,3/10
    264
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Shan Hua
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Chan-Wei Lin
    • Star
      • Bruce Li
      • Ku Feng
      • Meng Lo
    • 9Recensioni degli utenti
    • 7Recensioni della critica
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    Bruce Li
    Bruce Li
    • Wong Wei-lung
    • (as Chung Tao Ho)
    Ku Feng
    Ku Feng
    • Chin Shi Po
    • (as Feng Ku)
    Meng Lo
    Meng Lo
    • Shao-san
    • (as Lun Kuan)
    Carl Scott
    Carl Scott
    • Tom
    Auyeung Pui-San
    Auyeung Pui-San
    • Chai-yun
    • (as Pui-San Auyeung)
    Susan Yam-Yam Shaw
    Susan Yam-Yam Shaw
    • Dora (Guest star)
    • (as Yin Yin Shao)
    Kwok-Kuen Chan
    Kwok-Kuen Chan
    Lung Chan
    Lung Chan
    Chuen Chiang
    Chuen Chiang
    Tao Chiang
    Tao Chiang
    Tien-Chu Chin
    Tien-Chu Chin
    Yuet-Sang Chin
    Yuet-Sang Chin
    Chen Chuan
    Chen Chuan
      Alan Chung San Chui
      Alan Chung San Chui
      Fat Chung
      Fat Chung
      Fung Ging-Man
      Fung Ging-Man
        Alexander Grand
        • Bodyguard
        • (as Alexander)
        Hsu Hsia
        Hsu Hsia
          • Regia
            • Shan Hua
          • Sceneggiatura
            • Chan-Wei Lin
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          Orgazmo

          Not for the sensitive

          Fans expecting a light hearted Jackie Chan-esque Martial Arts movie or people expecting a fun blaxploitation film will be disappointed by "Soul Brothers of Kung Fu." This film is definitely NOT for the sensitive.

          This film DOES feature some spectacular martial arts, the majority from Bruce Li, the best of the Bruce Lee clones. While the fights do provide a lot of entertainment, the storyline itself falters. Yes, it features a typical kung fu movie bad-guy and his bumbling henchmen and a lot of other formulaic martial arts movie scenarios, but most of it borders on risque.

          If racial violence offends you, then skip this movie. A lot of the film is focused on the verbal berating and physical beating of Carl Scott, the film's sole African American character, who's been given an extremely stereotypical dub-over.

          Also, this movie was obviously cut up when it was released on video. Some of the scenes made no sense, and it's easy to tell that a scene that supported it was cut. The annoying constant use of the theme from "Rocky" doesn't help this movie either. The ending itself also didn't sit well with me for numerous reasons, which I won't really get into. I saw the version with the "alternate ending" (I think that's the only one out there), so I'm not sure if the other version of the ending was any easier to swallow.

          You may, as I did, notice this video at your local video store and go "That should be fun." I was under the impression that this would be a campy film, but it really wasn't. As a huge fan of Kung Fu movies, I was able to look past most of the content and focus solely on the fighting, but it was difficult. I do not recommend this movie for anyone looking a for cheesy movie to watch on a rainy day, or for anyone who is trying to wean their way into the Martial Arts Genre. But if you're a fan of good martial arts, you may wanna check this one out.
          8dworldeater

          Not quite what I expected, but really good

          I was expecting a more lightheaded attempt to cash in the blaxsploitation genre, but the black actor is a lesser character. So pay no mind to the title, Soul Brothers Of Kung Fu. This film is serious as a heart attack and quite dark. This film is about brothers that end up going against each other and is set in the grimy Hong Kong underworld. This predates A Better Tomorrow by almost a decade, but all the action is Kung Fu style and there is a lot of it. The story is choppy and poorly edited, but most viewers should be satisfied with the awesome fight scenes contained within. The film is a little different for star Bruce Li, but shows his strength as a leading man and while he may have been billed as a Bruce Lee imitator, he is the best of them. Bruce Li was in phenomenal shape and possessed some excellent fighting skills. Shaw Brothers star Lo Meng is the brother gone bad that Bruce Li must square off with. In closing, Soul Brothers Of Kung Fu has its flaws, but is a very interesting and well choreographed Kung Fu movie.
          9willandcharlenebrown

          Most underrated Kung Fu movie ever!!!!

          Seriously this movie is amazing! Great story line with a surprise at the end and no sugar coating. It's a gritty action movie that delivers like very few can!!! Only cheesy part was rocky music but other than that? Stars on every level!
          4tomzill33

          When is Uncut really Uncut?

          I was really disappointed when the so called new *uncut* release arrived yesterday, There was a jump cut to the third killer where you don't even see him being killed.. And the end fight was still cut. what the DVD company did was to add the full screen uncut sequence following the last fight. The print seemed to be slightly cropped and taken from a video source. I was looking forward to seeing this film in its original glory but loving martial art movies cuts to the the fight scenes are expected..... seen the movie once and will hope a proper release will pop up before i watch the film again.. This is my first ever review and i hope i did okay.
          8Weirdling_Wolf

          Objectively top-tier Brucesploitation.

          Hugely affable HK action hunk, Bruce Li, and fiesty newbie Carl Scott make for a dynamically quad-fisted, thug-thrashing team in this heroically hectic, combat crazy Kung Fu spectacular! Soul Brothers of Kung Fu is a truly epic Brucesploitation brawler, and, happily, there's little in the way of a plot to dilute the street tough, skull shattering, solar plexus punishing action!!!! Excitingly choreographed fight sequences, super amplified Foley, minimal clowning, Bruce Li's Iron Finger'd insanity, righteous coming back from a near-fatal beating power-training, plus a bone-crunching final act make this some objectively top-tier Brucesploitation.

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            Actor Adolph Caesar provided the narration for the American TV spots.
          • Versioni alternative
            The Xenon video has 2 different endings of the film. The one used in the film itself has Carl Scott's character, Tom, hanging dead from a tree. The other ending, however, is far different in that Carl Scott first runs into Ku Feng's character and the two of them fight. Soon after, Bruce arrives and finds Carl tied to a tree still alive, which then leads into the standard fight between Bruce and Feng's characters. Shortly after Feng falls dead to the ground, Carl runs over to Bruce and says "Hey man, okay?". The shot then freeze frames with Bruce and Carl looking off into the horizon with the end of the "theme" (Bill Conti's "The Final Bell" from Rocky) playing. Different countries have used different endings, with the downbeat "Tom dies" ending used in the Hong Kong, German, and Spanish theatrical releases of the film, and the upbeat "Tom lives" ending used in the UK, French and American theatrical releases.
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            By Bill Conti

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          • Data di uscita
            • 20 ottobre 1977 (Hong Kong)
          • Paesi di origine
            • Hong Kong
            • Stati Uniti
            • Taiwan
          • Lingue
            • Mandarino
            • Inglese
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          • Azienda produttrice
            • Eternal Film Company
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          • Tempo di esecuzione
            • 1h 34min(94 min)
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          • Proporzioni
            • 2.35 : 1

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