A couple unite - she is fluent in the crane style of kung fu, he in tiger style. Together, they have a son, Wen Din, whom both of them train. But the boy's father is killed by the evil eunuch Bai Mei. Disguised as a girl, his mom trains him in crane style while he secretly learns tiger style from his father's training manual. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 洪熙官
- Also Known As: Shaolin Executioners , Executioners of Death , Hong Xi Guan
- Screenwriter: Ni Kuang
- Genres: Wuxia, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Gordon LiuTung Tien ChinSupport Role
- Lee Hoi SangChi San [Monk]Support Role
- Lily LiFang Yung ChunSupport Role
- Lo Lieh[The White-Browed Hermit]Support Role
- Chiang TaoKao Chen Chung [Governor]Support Role
- Wong YuHong Wen DingSupport Role
Reviews
Considered a kung fun classic, I found it to be rather average. Lau Kar Leung's direction and martial arts choreography saved the film for me. The fights were well choreographed and creative without looking overly staged. It helped that some of the better kung fu actors starred in this movie: Lo Lieh, Chen Kuan Tai, Lily Li, Wong Yu, Chiang Tao, and Gordon Liu.
The plot revolves around revenge and training, taking place over twenty years. There are a lot of gaps in the storytelling. Fortunately, the training sequences are entertaining and well done. It does have one of the most abrupt Shaw Brothers endings ever. Due to the choppy style of storytelling it's not a movie I'd recommend unless I knew the person enjoyed well done fight sequences.
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