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Martial Arts Blu-Ray

  • 19-01-2011 1:18pm
    #1
    G-Money
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    Any recommendations for Martial Arts films on Blu-ray? Aiming for something that looks brilliant in HD.


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  • #2
    johndoe99
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    Bruce Lee's "Enter The Dragon" is available on bluray. The video quality is superb, but don't try to compare it with a recent release such as Inception, but its way better than any DVD release.


  • #3
    Harrocks
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 177 ✭✭Harrocks


    Ninja Assasins came out 09 or 2010 if you dont like cgi blood dont bother with this otherwise it looks good on blu-ray.


  • #4
    hidinginthebush
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    I actually like the charm of the poor production values of the oldies, like the legend of drunken master or the magnificent butcher, plus the actors do all their own stunts. Though visual-wise, I imagine Hero (Ying Xiong) would be pretty breathtaking in blu-ray. I remember seeing it in the cinema and being completely blown away. Actually, didn't the trailers tag it as being "the most beautiful looking film ever" or something like that?

    I'll give House of the Flying Daggers a punt for the same reason, but remember Hero being the more visually impressive of the two (not to mention better all rounder, but maybe that's just me).


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