Secret Rivals

Original title: Nan quan bei tui

1976
Unrated
1h 30m

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A classic kung fu movie! Wang Tao plays Shen Yi Wei, the son of a General, who travels to the Gold Valley in Korea to investigate a gold heist that took place 3 years ago.A classic kung fu movie! Wang Tao plays Shen Yi Wei, the son of a General, who travels to the Gold Valley in Korea to investigate a gold heist that took place 3 years ago.A classic kung fu movie! Wang Tao plays Shen Yi Wei, the son of a General, who travels to the Gold Valley in Korea to investigate a gold heist that took place 3 years ago.

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6.4/10

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John Liu

Shao Yi-Fei

Don Wong

Shang Ying Wai
(as Tao Wong)

Jeong-lee Hwang

Silver Fox
(as Jang Lee Hwang)

Seok-hoon Nam

Lung Lun
(as James Nam)
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Directors
- Seok-hoon Nam
- See-Yuen Ng
Writers
- See-Yuen Ng
- Lu Tung
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Trivia
The opening song for this movie (and it is played again several times throughout the film) is from Lee Van Cleef's 1966 spaghetti western "The Big Gundown". Title is "Run Man Run", composed by Ennio Morricone, with lyrics by Audrey Nohra, and sung by Maria Cristina Brancucci.

Connections
Edited into 18 Golden Destroyers (1985)

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7/10

Definitely not bad

Secret Rivals doesn't have a great storyline, but the actors know their kung fu! The movie features a good deal of fighting, and some excellent practice sessions.

The version I saw had very poor picture quality and not all of the subtitles were visible. This is of course a shame, and contributed a great deal to the fact that I only enjoyed this movie moderately. But if it was available in DVD quality, with a clear and crisp picture and sound, it would be a great experience.

This is the kind of movie that Bruce Lee SHOULD have done. His presence here would have elevated this to a world-famous classic.

My rating: 7 out of 10.