Each Norris chest hair had to be groomed before and after every days shooting by an individually cast harem.

Daddy needs to become poly-scissorers, I had the same problem the scissors would constantly loose them. I bought a 3 pack and put them in multiple locations, now we never have that problem. ALSO Brotherhood of the wolf! It came out when I was a in highschool and same as you I havent heard much about it and almost forgot about it, I was going through a friends dvd collection and found his old copy, Im glad other people remember that, I think it just got overshaddowed by all the post matrix big tent action films like how dark city kind of got sidelined. but Its so good I need to track down that 4k!

Go Will 👏 I think I need to do more KZbin no idea what to do though!

Donnie is so cute ❤❤❤

LOL put things back where you find them, so everybody else can enjoy them. This constantly is my workplace, nobody cares to think about the next person. I just say to myself ( selfish assholes ).

Sammo ❤😅🙏🌹

I was very shocked to learn of corey yuens passing. Especially knowing he had been gone 2 years at that point. Absolutely insane. And yes i feel the passing of time too. I recently turned 35 and discovered hong kong cinema when i was around 8 or 9. And now to see all the legends old and start dying is scary but also a compete natural thing even though we dont like it. In my mind its still about the year 2000 lol. Great video.

Does the non slip version come with the booklet too?

Brandon Lee would have been a great Spider-Man as well

i love The Untold Story, its one of my faves both from Hong Kong and in horror in general. i can totally undertand that its too much for some people tho, and u voiced your feelings very respectfully. i really vibe with the occasional dark humor of Wongs ridiculously antisocial performance, which makes for an slightly easier watch overall. and i love all the prison stuff in the third act. to me, its an appeal to being a civil society and not resort to cruelty as punishment. cause even after everything we and the characters had to suffer through, it just feels so wrong. theres no sense of justice or closure, and the the supposed side of the law has sunken to a truly despicable level

Gout fucking blows. It's largely genetic. Stay hydrated

I love The Departed! I saw it before seeing Infernal Affairs trilogy. I really like the original trilogy too!

Awesome movies, love Brotherhood of the wolf!

So many classics in that box, Clinton is a legend.

Hey will! Here's a suggestion for your podcast with mike: mad god by Phil tippet. Closest thing I can think of is eraserhead, for the mood, but it's like 95% stop motion. Extra points for you guys if you discuss the physical release with Guillermo del Toro and tipetts commentary where they discuss how tippet ate like 8 tabs of acid or something before accepting the return of the jedi gig and "traveled "to the center of the earth and then far out into the galaxy or something 🤣

Hey man, are you gonna cover Shout's announcement of the upcoming Golden Harvest box-sets? I know many of the films included in volume 1 either have already been released or going to be released later this year from 88, but with the inclusion of never before released stuff like DOCTOR VAMPIRE, I think it merits a coverage, especially since who knows what's coming in volume 2!?

Loving the channel, keep physical media alive ❤

CONAN THE BARBARIAN is a masterpiece. Thematically deep and mythic. I've read Stone's draft and it just feels like he stapled a bunch of the RE Howard stories together. It was also set in the distant future, PLANET OF THE APES-style, whereas Howard's Hyborean Age was said to be about ten thousand years ago. CONAN THE DESTROYER, on the other hand, is pretty terrible. Dino De Laurentis forced a PG rating on them. Even Basil Poledouris's score is weak sauce in it.

Great video, thanks for sharing. 😊 Jaws is a classic and has stood the test of time, we went to watch it at the cinema not too long back in 3D was brilliant!!

The Thing and The Crow are such great movies I saw Evil Dead remake for the first time sometime around last Halloween and enjoyed, as well as the newest one in the series. I think you forgot to update your title from the last video.

Oh man, I tapped the living hell out of that box. It's no wonder you had to beat it to a pulp to open it. Just as an aside, the remake of Evil Dead is brutal as all get out. It strips a lot of the humor that was present in the Sam Raimi films out completely and what you are left with is the equivalent of a death metal song. Needless to say your mileage with it may vary but I'm a big fan. Enjoy!

RIP Cory Yuen

Great work Will! I just ordered mine from Eureka. I hear you on the R scene id prolly skip that part too. I know its only a movie but still would feel awkward watching that 😐

Champ! Thanks for the recommendation!

Ooh, I so badly want Holy Flame on blu-ray. Not sure whether to wait for an individual release or spring for this box and take my chances on a bunch of films I've never seen. Might be fun. I only know Five Element Ninjas and Holy Flame.

his 2 youtuber nephew freddy and jimmy wong keep it a secret for 2 year

This film is astonishing. It was on my list for awhile and I finally saw it nearly a year ago. It still sticks with me unlike any film I've seen.

You should watch In the blood 🩸 my personal fav

You the man william If thats your name Just to say hope your wrong about corey 😢

I hate this video cause I don't want to know about this cause it's a damme shame and hoped this would not happen so soon So I'm not going to comment unless the lord comes down and corrects this mistake and brings forth the demons of Lucifer's hell and reincarnates Mr Corey fooking yuen now so he can carry on his mission in life and make some of the greatest action films on the planet and in the universe May he rest in eternal heaven if that is not so A true personal person he must of been mam on man not one but the best at what he did They should make a statue of this guy and put it in hmv or 88 films main store and everyone that see it make a wish or say a prair Cause I am praying this day never repeats itself with the greats again well I can dream can't I Fooking love Corey yuen his films make you smile with joy Now come on guys at KZbin and beyond Everyone should say shit and make there inner peace when ever these legends pass away He made Cynthia rothrock look amazing at fighting on camera Something the Americans could never do Corey yuen rest in peace s rips you deserve to rip it up I'm hoping this is a lie big time Your a great.....,........🤞

This is absolutely shocking. I had no idea until you dropped this video. Corey's impact on the industry is really immeasurable. My Father is a Hero is an underrated gem in Jet's filmography.

You perfectly summed up a great and impact full career as well as how we all felt when we heard the news. I am with you on Corey's ability to shift tones. That is one aspect I have always loved about HK cinema; the films can shift tones from one scene to another and it totally works. Corey was excellent at this. He is the only director who could make John Shum look cool in a scene

SAd they keept it look out for 2yrs

Just taking a glance at his IMDb, it's clear that, as a director, choreographer/stuntman, and also as an actor, he was involved in some the best Hong Kong cinema had to offer between 1976-1996.

I agree with you ranking and that A Better Tomorrow is the best movie Woo ever made, but I love Bullet in the Head since it completly traumatized me when I saw it in cinema at a festival and that, my friend is a artistic archivement.

Yuen seemed to have a real talent for working with women and making them look like awesome fighters. Joyce Godenzi was, by all accounts, hopeless as a martial artist. But careful tutoring and clever filmmaking made her a convincing screen fighter in those early pictures. Speaking of working with women, Yuen also directed the cheese-tastic DEAD OR ALIVE adaptation. I honestly don't think we will ever see a movie like DOA again. Too many crybabies out there.

Everyone will taste death cory yuen wasnt just a talented director fight choreography but also a decent martial artist his filmography is just so good

“Legend” isn’t a strong enough word, shame it’s all we have. What an absolute master. On his native Hong Kong soil, he could be unbeatable, but even when Luc Besson brought him over for his action factory, he did knockout work. Jason Statham pretty much owes him his career, says he’s the best action choreographer he’s ever seen.

I mostly knew him as a director/action director, but over the last few years, I got to realize how good he was at comedy. Whether as a director or actor, he could be really funny!

This is shocking that he passed 2 yrs ago, Corey was a Hong Kong action cinema legend whos movies still feel fresh & hard hitting in present day & had a visual style that you know when your watching a Corey Yuen movie.. He will be sorely missed but at least we have all of Coreys legacy of movies to rewatch & enjoy.

Bodyguard from Beijing is my favorite Jet Li movie, love that one. I haven't seen My Father is a Hero in forever, used to know that one as The Enforcer. The Master, I believe is the movie you were trying to think of. RIP to Corey Yuen, I just found out because of this video

Long Arm of the Law has been my favorite first watch… as recommended by you! Cheers

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Rest Peacefully Cheng Pei Pei🙏🏼 We’ve been losing a lot of the old school actors the past few years. Growing up with their movies and seeing them pass really hurts.

Oh no! I hoped things had gotten better for you….Cheng Pei-pei was a goddess. So sad she passed, but thankfully we can revisit her glory on film. RIP Cheng Pei-pei.

Fun fact- HK movie The Brothers inspired John woo and lot of plot elements like strong brotherhood, mother or father son sentiments, Two brothers on opposite side of the law were incorporated into A Better Tomorrow. The Brothers itself a remake of Indian movie Deewar (1975)

Jackie Chan was basically the one big HK star in my teenage consciousness in the late 90s. And of course I had heard of Bruce Lee, but I can't recall seeing any of his movies up to that point. When Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon came out, that's when I realized I may have a serious interest in martial arts films and Asian cinema in general. My journey as far as finding and buying Asian films wouldn't really begin until the later 2000s once I was in the working world for a good few years and started having some disposable income, and even then most of the films I was getting into were newer releases and whatever I could find at video stores near me. As far as my younger self was concerned, outside of the few big stars I already knew I was hesitant to spend what little money I had on older movies. I eventually settled into researching Asian cinema online from time to time and browsing eBay semi-regularly to find films that sparked my interest. It really wasn't until folks like yourself and others started popping up on KZbin in the 2010s, singing the praises of older HK cinema that I started looking further into it myself. That's when I discovered Come Drink With Me. Originally I had the Dragon Dynasty DVD release, and now I'm happy to own the Arrow Blu-ray. Given its release in the 1960s, I greatly appreciate what it did to put wuxia films on the map and serve as an influence on countless productions in the decades since. Cheng Pei-pei's role as a leading woman with legit martial arts skills and great on-screen charisma is super important, and is reflected in so many leading ladies that would follow. Before this drags on too long, I will end by saying the news of her passing did prompt me to obtain Shout Factory's Shaw Brothers Classics Volume 1 set, knowing that she plays a lead role in over half the movies on it. Even if I'm a bit late to the game on a lot of classic HK films, and with work and other interests always taking time away from my continued research, I feel it's my due diligence to continue to absorb and learn what I can from the hugely fascinating world of Asian cinema, as it is indeed one of my greatest interests. So as an aside, I thank you, Will, for this channel and for videos like this that get me to speak up and share my thoughts. May the beautiful soul Cheng Pei-pei live on through her films. 🥲

She was the first ,her Shaw films are mostly brilliant. I think it was sad and a shame that Chang Cheh wasted her talent in Golden swallow, I mean the film was named after her character and yet she has a bit part ,but I think that's more to do with his insecurities than anything else. W The first lady of Wuxia, sure we have had Angela Mao ,Michelle Yeoh and Kara Wai but all of them owe Cheng Pei-pei a tip of the hat. Really nice tribute sir .

Always a joy to see a new upload of yours! Also very happy to see that more people are subscribing to your channel, a truly joyful feeling to see people discover the many titles of iconic Hong Kong cinema 👏🏻 Keep up the great work, you deserve it all 👍🏻