La Brute, le Bonze et le Méchant

Titre original : Ma Yong Zhen

1972
16
2h 14min

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Kuan Tai Chen in La Brute, le Bonze et le Méchant (1972)

Leaving the poverty of his life in Shantung to seek fortune in Shanghai, The Boxer is instead drawn into a world of corruption, gang warfare and evil... Where his only protection is his famed fighting technique.

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Quittant la pauvreté de sa vie à Shantung pour chercher fortune à Shanghai, le Boxeur est entraîné dans un monde de corruption, de guerre des gangs et de malveillance, où sa seule protection... Tout lireQuittant la pauvreté de sa vie à Shantung pour chercher fortune à Shanghai, le Boxeur est entraîné dans un monde de corruption, de guerre des gangs et de malveillance, où sa seule protection est sa fameuse technique de combat.Quittant la pauvreté de sa vie à Shantung pour chercher fortune à Shanghai, le Boxeur est entraîné dans un monde de corruption, de guerre des gangs et de malveillance, où sa seule protection est sa fameuse technique de combat.

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Anecdotes
According to Kuan Tai Chen, most of the Shaw Brothers films took roughly two months to work on, but due to a tight schedule this had to be shot in one month. With this cramped schedule, director Cheh Chang was only able to direct during the night shoots, while uncredited director Hsueh-Li Pao directed during the day shoots.

Gaffes
When the boss is dropped off to fight, overhead power lines are visible behind the driver.

Citations
Mr. Chin: Lingzi, you have a lady's temper, but a maid's destiny.

Versions alternatives
The Arrow Films "Shaw Scope Vol. 1" release of the film is the complete and uncut 134 min version of the film. Previous Celestial Pictures restorations were 130 min due to frame cuts (a practice that was criticized in the earlier Shaw Brothers restorations.)

Connexions
Featured in Cinema Hong Kong: Kung Fu (2003)

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7/10

Okay story, but terrific (and bloody) fight scenes make this a must see!

Pre-Venom Mob martial arts film from director Cheh Chang finds the film's hero working his way out of poverty by traveling to Shanghai, only to find himself drawn into the criminal underworld. The Shanghai underworld looks pretty much like every other Shaw Brothers backlot set and the story and characters are not particularly compelling, but the fight sequences are excellent, particularly a wildly bloody finale, where the hero battles the main villain's minions with a hatchet lodged in his side!