Shaolin Kung Fu Der Gelbe Tiger UNCUT

Genre............: Action / Martial Arts
Distributor......: NEW
Year.............: 1976
Country..........: Hong Kong
Director.........: Chang Peng I

Source...........: DVD9 Retail
DVD Format.......: PAL
DVD Size.........: DVD9
Programs used....: DVDdecrypter
Video Bitrate....: original
Screen Format....: Widescreen 2.35:1 anamorphic
Audio Language...: English, Mandarin, German
Audio Format.....: DD 2
Subtitles........: German

Menu.............: [x] Untouched, intact.
[ ] Stripped.

Video............: [x] Untouched, intact.
[ ] Re-encoded.

DVD Extras.......: [x] Untouched, intact.
[ ] Re-encoded.
[ ] Stripped.
[ ] None on source.

Beschreibung:
Hello kung fu fans here comes a movie many of you asked for this by request : Da mo mi zong

aka. Shaolin Kung Fu Mystagogue. The movie was directed by Peng-I Chang starring : Carter

Wong ,Chang Yi , Philip Ko and Meng Fei. Here is a description from imdb : SHAOLIN KUNG FU

MYSTAGOGUE (1976) has a good cast and an interesting-enough Ming-vs.-Ching storyline set in

17th century China, but its many fight scenes depend less on traditional old-school kung fu

than on flying, leaping, somersaulting and exotic weaponry. Characters never enter a

courtyard through an archway when they can leap over a wall. No one leaves a room by the

door when there's an open window to fling themselves through. The plot involves a mission by

Ming loyalists to spirit King Tang, the surviving brother of the late Ming emperor (who'd

died in a Ching prison), through Ching territory to safer haven in Southern China. When the

local Ching prince and his cadre of kung fu fighters capture and imprison the incognito King

Tang without knowing his real identity, the Ming fighters enlist the help of the Abbot of

Shaolin Temple in freeing him. The plot thickens when we learn of a Ching spy stationed at

Shaolin. The Ching prince and his men eventually invade the temple and the action quickly

shifts to a series of underground chambers outfitted with traps. Carter Wong (18 BRONZEMEN)

and femme fighting star Hsu Feng (TOUCH OF ZEN) play the main heroes fighting on behalf of

King Tang. Chang Yi (EAGLE'S CLAW) is the assassin sent after them and he cuts quite a

formidable figure in a red and black outfit with white streaks in his hair as he unleashes

his deadly weapons, the "bloody birds"--hand-held devices with three wing-shaped blades

which can spin at great speed and slice through tree trunks and human targets with

astonishing ease. Neither Carter nor Chang Yi get much of an opportunity to do the hand-to-

hand, feet-to-feet combat at which they normally excelled. Instead, the acrobatic stunt

doubles seem to be having all the fun. Hsu Feng has a good sizable part for a change and is

in most of the fight scenes, but she doesn't get to do much actual fighting either, given

the emphasis in these scenes on her stunt double's superhuman leaps and somersaults off of

horses and onto tree limbs and such. Plenty of other kung fu notables are on hand including

Phillip Ko, Lung Fei, Kam Kong, Chan Siu Pang (also the film's fight director), Ma Cheung

and Li Chao, in addition to Liu Ping who plays the evil prince whose skin is invulnerable,

except for one secret weak point, to all blade thrusts. Old school purists will object to

the gimmicky, high-leaping fight action and the quick cutting in such scenes, which can get

very distracting at times. While not in the top ranks of kung fu films, SHAOLIN KUNG FU

MYSTAGOGUE remains, however, colorful and diverting and boasts a most dependable cast. The

word "mystagogue" is never used in the film and its significance remains a mystery.

Webster's Dictionary defines "mystagogue" as "an interpreter of religious mysteries or one

who initiates others into them." The only possible character this could refer to is the

Abbot of Shaolin who guards a secret kung fu scroll coveted by one of the characters. But

it's still quite a stretch. What i can say loots of bloody fights , esoteric weapons , a bad

very bad enemy what do you want more . The dvd is the best you can get of this movie it is

2.35:1anamorphic eng , chi , ger dub . It has alot of extras picture gallery , a carter wong

interview , chinese opening credits , a pc-part where you can download a Mp4 version and

printible Lobbycards , trailer .... And it is uncut !!!

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