Deadly Duo [Blu-ray]

Totally a mad fan for both players here. David Chaing always the hero and its true here. Great kung fu action, dangerous fighting.The objective is to rescue a prince being held for ransom or a prisoner, by a ruthless warlord. In one scene, these guys so intent on crossing a bridge that will not be crossed, three, one right after the other, died in the same miserable horrible as the one before, I personally thought it was totally ridiculous. Didn't you just see that guy dies? What makes you think you will succeed any more than he did? Well nobody asked him that question so he just had in his mind that he wouldn't end like the guy before him. He was so wrong. It took David Chaing to devide a way across the bridge without dying 200 ft. below. In the end, there was some equally boneheadedness. Ti Lung and David chaing having effected the rescue of the price were racing to the harbor to get away on the makeshift raft some of the men made. We they were being chased by the warlord's men and little did they know he had sent his men to the harbor to attack the guys protecting the getaway raft.Big giant fight scene the raft builder/ protectors were ultimately killed and then Ti and David got hey and continued the fight and killed the attack group who killed the raft builders, but no sooner had they finished bumping of those bad guys the main contingent arrives and another battle scene erupts. The thing now is that the prince has to be saved so David tells Ti get to the raft and get the prince away. David goes back to fight that army. Anybody who seen a David Chiang movie that he fights armies all by himself and sometime with only one arm.Well David fighting the army and killing them but, he has to keep them away from the raft, but stupid Ti Lung wants to fight with David and doesn't want to leave him to fight alone. David had a real hard time telling the guy get out of here and save the prince, you dope. Finally Ti got the price aboard and paddled away and the hero David Chiang met his end with about 20 arrows stuck in him. It was pretty good movie.

Beautifully shot with lots and lots of kung fu fighting! I mean every five minutes or so, someone starts fighting someone using any number of styles: Mantis, Dragon, Eagle, Monkey etc. It's not as bloody as some of this genre and does have some great sets...and lots of kung fu fighting! Did I mention the kung fu? Recommended!

Blu-Ray: 5/5 - Blu-ray comes with some elegant trails crap with Ti Lung and David Chiang and other crap. Picture quality and transfer are wonderful and the audio is happy. Yay.Movie: 3.5/5 - The reason why I liked this movie is because of the bridge scene. In one instance, this guy would attempt to cross the bridge because he is confident in his Light Skills but alas he fails and plunges to his doom. Then the next guy would say some $@!+ like "my Light Skills aren't as good as his but I know I can make it." Failure! I don't recall how many times these idiots tried it (i think it was either 3 or 4) but it was so damn funny, I $#!+ blood. One of them was fat, too, and he was confident he was going to cross but he fell as well. It's like watching the Roadrunner cartoons. But anyways, this is a Kung Fu movie about some morons trying to save some Sung Dynasty prince from some evil guys. The story is coherent but flat and uninspiring and the Kung Fu action was fun. Recommended to Kung Fu lovers at best.

A pretty good movie but at times your scratching your head and even laughing especially when some of the people trying to rescue the Prince and on the bridge you will see why I said laughing it had good fighting scenes and also has BOLO YEUNG in it so to me any movie with BOLO is a good movie and trivia he took the name BOLO YEUNG after Enter The Dragon his real name was Yang Sze a true Legend of the MARTIAL ARTS movies definitely worth the money and would watch again even with the bridge part

The fighting was all over the place with a poor story line. I have seen much better kung fu movies than this.

Nice to see david and ti lung together. Good movie

Great old school martial arts film.

Nice movie, classic.