Xin nan quan bei tui

1981
1h 24m

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Rivals in public, allies in private: The now-legendary "Northern Kick" Shao Yi-Fei has been framed for the murder of "Southern Fist" Shen Yin-Wai's younger brother. Once again joining forces... Read allRivals in public, allies in private: The now-legendary "Northern Kick" Shao Yi-Fei has been framed for the murder of "Southern Fist" Shen Yin-Wai's younger brother. Once again joining forces, they uncover the mastermind behind the setup to prove Shao's innocence.Rivals in public, allies in private: The now-legendary "Northern Kick" Shao Yi-Fei has been framed for the murder of "Southern Fist" Shen Yin-Wai's younger brother. Once again joining forces, they uncover the mastermind behind the setup to prove Shao's innocence.

Directors
- Hsin-Yi Chang
- Sung Yee Cheung
Writer
- Chien-Chi Chang
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5.2/10

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John Liu and Alexander Rei Lo in Xin nan quan bei tui (1981)

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Poor sequel

Perhaps John Liu needed the money to agree to star in this poor sequel to the groundbreaking Secret Rivals I / II that are genuinely classics. Hwang Jang-Lee is replaced by Robert Tai as the villain and it shows just how good Hwang is by how much he is missed. John Liu is always worth watching for his great leg work and Alexander Lou has style and charisma but the fights seem over choreographed and rather slow. Not helped by a poor print of the film on my Vengeance DVD edition. The whole woodcarver desperately looking for a teacher adds little to the already weak plot and the humour wasn't needed in the first two films and works poorly. Not a film to go out of your way to see.

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