SHOLIN VS LAMA MOVIE
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RT 'The films are quite over the top, but the martial arts is very realistic and reality based.' Martial artist and actor Time ago 18 Days via Twitter for Android Reply - Retweet - Favorite.Listen to… t.co/QVkngKZ4pe Time ago 17 Days via Twitter for Android Reply - Retweet - Favorite NEWS: #Warrior - inspired by the writings of - returns to for Season Three on 29 June.But his greatest struggle is mental rather than physical, and what will prove to be the real winner: vengeance or tolerance? He shaves his head and becomes a Buddhist to take on the invading Tibetans. He is also a master of Shaolin Tiger Fist, and agrees to teach Alexander Lo once the young hero shuns his allegiance to the secular world and all its temptations. He acts as a counterweight to the abbots’ virtuosity and the pomp and ceremony of worship. The grandmaster is uncouth, insubordinate and borderline feral (he appears to live in a tree), but no less devout. He finds only false prophets before befriending a young monk (William Yen) who smuggles meat and alcohol into Shaolin for his sweary grandmaster (Sun Jung-chi). Alexander Lo plays a wandering fighter in need of direction. He’s an ex-Shaolin disciple who has abandoned his teachings and stolen a sacred kung fu manual, only to now reappear as the leader of his own splinter clan intent on destroying the temple. Chen Shan embodies the rich, vitriolic lamas, given a devilishly aristocratic voice in post-production as he jumps into scenes to attack prominent cast members.

Similarly to the Christian divide of Catholic and Protestant, the film depicts a violent opposition between Chinese Shaolin monks and a rebel group of Tibetan Buddhists although the film is never in doubt as to whose side we are on. It can also be read as a study on the contradictory role religion plays in the balance of admonishing evil and the need to show mercy.

SHOLIN VS LAMA MOVIE

English dubbed.Fantastic kung fu movie from Lee Tso-nam ( Eagle’s Claw, The Hot, the Cool and the Vicious), highly regarded in fan circles not only for its sublime action but also its notable story centred around the quest for spiritual (and physical) enlightenment. Realizing Ting's devotion the abbot decides to bring Ting into the Shaolin order and teach him the deadliest techniques to prepare him for the Lama's merciless fury. When Ting rescues a girl from the clutches of the Flying Eagle gang the Golden Wheel Lama and sworn enemy of Shaolin finds the perfect excuse to lead an assault on the Temple. He persuades the young novice monk to smuggle him into Shaolin but Ting's presence isn't welcome and he is driven out but remains close to the temple keeping in touch with Hsu Shi. Overview: A kung fu fanatic Yu Ting (Alexander Lo Rei) searching for the ultimate master saves a young Shaolin monk Hsu Shi (William Yen) from a group of mobsters and sees it as a golden opportunity to enrich his kung fu skills. All the while the sons are trying to get their father and uncle married off but are confounded at every step by the daughters' paranoid father.

Two rival families-one with sons the other with daughters-gang up to defeat a band of evil marauders.

Sholin vs lama