What Are The Best Martial Arts Films of All-Time?

[Goldie]

 

[GOAT]

Wa na na way... na na way... way

 

[Duwop]

Raid redemption is a modern classic

 

[RandomOne]

Probably IP Man series

 

[Playmaker88]

Carter.
The big Boss
Enter the Dragon
The One.
Twin Warriors
Ong bak
The Protector
Bloodsport
Kickboxer

 

[LexDiamond1995]

Raid redemption is a modern classic

Both of them, 1 and 2

Enter the Dragon is on the list

Supercop was dope too

 

[konceptjones]

I honestly can't pick just one. These are high on my list tho:

Two Champions of Shaolin
Enter the Dragon
The Ip Man series
Fearless
The Drunken Master
Ten Tigers of Kwangtung
Kid with the Golden Arms
Five Deadly Venoms
Chinese Super Ninjas

 

[Inori]

My first thought was Five Deadly Venoms. I havent seen it in decades tho lol

 

[Duwop]

Hero gotta be on there

 

[Maywood]

 

[Duwop]

Ong Bak brought traditional muay Thai to it's highest level. And created a new star in Tony Jaa

 

[Tessai]

Probably IP Man series

That would be with Mike Tyson was boo boo

 

[Playmaker88]

That would be with Mike Tyson was boo boo

Super trash matter of fact 2 was on pluto the other day

 

[O.G.]

No love for House Of Flying Daggers?

I love that movie.

 

[konceptjones]

Hero gotta be on there

I gotta watch it again. It's one of the few Jet Li joints I have on DVD. The rest are on VHS (I also have Hero on VHS, Chinese with English subs)

I don't remember it hittin' like Fearless and some of his other joints. It's been yeeears since I've watched it.

 

[Duwop]

Hero was art.

 

[konceptjones]

Ong Bak brought traditional muay Thai to it's highest level. And created a new star in Tony Jaa

Now this is one series I need to watch.

 

[O.G.]

My favorite modern day flicks

House of Flying Daggers
Hero
Raid Series
Ip Man 1
Flash Point

My favorite old school flicks

Enter the Dragon
Return of the Dragon
Shogun's Assassin
Shaolin vs Lama
Snake And Crane Art of Shaolin
36th Chamber of Shaolin
Five Deadly Venoms

 

[Ethos]

Agree with what most posted.

One of my hidden gems. Came out in 98 and the fighting cgi and story was top notch. One of my favorites

Was basically live action anime how it was supposed to be done almost 30 years ago..

Why I get annoyed sometimes with live adaptations of anime since.. like look at what this studio was able to do!

 

[Ethos]

Another hidden gem that was dope as fuck. Based on true story too. He was a baaaaaaasd man. Nigga in real life could break a bulls horn clean break with one strike. Or kill it with one punch as well. Documented..

He'd probably beat a gorilla dolo haha

Nigga was not one to be fucked with but dope ass film!




AI Overview


Mas Oyama, the founder of Kyokushin Karate, was known for his demonstrations of strength and technique, including fighting against bulls. He purportedly fought 52 bulls, cutting off the horns of 49 with a knife-hand strike and killing three with a single blow, earning him the nickname "Godhand". These fights were a part of his training and demonstrations of his martial arts prowess in the 1950s.