Tai ji yuan gong

In the late 70s and early 80s as a kung fu fan you were sure of one

thing, lots of kung fu movies - most of them were bad, but some held the

same mythology that if you trained hard enough and knew every secret

there was you'd become invincible. This idea sporned the White Haired

supervillians that would become to showcase kung fu movies. Impossible

to beat, super-tough villians that would sometimes steal the show. The

more white hair, the more powerful they were.

In this movie the real star is the bad guy as we see him kill all those

who stand in his way. Excellent kung fu duels are plenty in this film,

though the ending is a bit silly.

I'd love a redux of this movie for the 21st century - but it'll never

happen - instead enjoy kung fu mastery of the white haired kind in this

movie.

Ove