Not Scared to Die

Set against the Japanese occupation of China in the late 30s, the movie is a propaganda film that just straight up depicts the Japs as rapist tyrants. Now I understand that it was made in the 70s, and I would even be willing to look past the blatantly undesirable caricatures if the movie was at the very least entertaining. It was not.

The only non-negative comment I can give about this movie is that at least it has a coherent plot: structured decently from start to finish, unlike most 70s HK movies where the plot is simply about the hero being picked on for random fights by strangers on the street.

Everything about this movie was poor. The action was lazy, the dubbing was just straight up parody and even the acting wasn't all that great.

The only reason I watched this movie was because it was Jackie Chan's first non-extra role, and being a Jackie Chan fan, it was nice to see how he performed on screen before he hit it big. And in my opinion, that would be the only logical reason why anyone would want to watch this movie. So just take this advice and stay away from it unless you really want to check it out.