For me it would either be The Protector or Chocolate. Anything Tony Jaa touches becomes awesome.

Iron Monkey

The Legend of Drunken Master

Bruce Lee movies (most of them)

...Kung Fu Hustle? :'D

Fist of Fury or Way of The Dragon

Enter the Dragon- Bruce Lee

• Sha Po Lang (AKA Killzone)
• Drunken Master 2
• Eight Diagram Pole Fighter
• Martial Club
• The 36th Chamber of Shaolin
• Dragons Forever
• My Young Auntie
• Clan of the White Lotus
• Yes Madam!
• The Prodigal Son
• Magnificent Butcher
• Dreadnought
• Fist of Legend
• Storm Riders
• Iron Monkey
• Flash Point

Enter the Dragon.

There was another movie about a blind swordsman - can't remember if it was Japanese or Chinese or it's name but that was good too.

Ong Bak: The Thai Warrior (Tony Jaa), The One (Jet Li), and Way of the Dragon (Bruce Lee).

Enter the Dragon.

There was another movie about a blind swordsman - can't remember if it was Japanese or Chinese or it's name but that was good too.

Bedizen

That would be Zatoichi which is a Japanese series of theatre and TV movies starring the late great Shintaro Katsu. Though there's a good chance you might have seen the recent movie remake of the Zatoichi character starring the semi-legendary Takeshi Kitano.

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Enter the Dragon.

There was another movie about a blind swordsman - can't remember if it was Japanese or Chinese or it's name but that was good too.

Lord_Daemon

That would be Zatoichi which is a Japanese series of theatre and TV movies starring the late great Shintaro Katsu. Though there's a good chance you might have seen the recent movie remake of the Zatoichi character starring the semi-legendary Takeshi Kitano.

Oh wow - thanks alot.

My wife and I watched it late one night, but have not been able to find the name...until now.

It was the 1989 version and one of the best martial arts movies I have seen.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0202152/

Enter the Dragon, Crouching Tiger and Bloodsport

Rumble in the bronx

Kill Bill...i've seen others but i forgot their names...

Jackie Chan movies.

Martial arts is one of my all time favorite genres so I do not just have ONE favorite.

In no particular order.

1) All Bruce Lee films (excluding Game of Death...only footage worth watching is the last 20 with him in it)

2) Both Drunken Master films.

3) Shoalin vs Wu Tang

4) The One Armed Swordsman

5) Jet Li: Fist of Legend, Once Upon A Time In China, Fearless.

6) Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (best of the previous decade)

7) Iron Monkey

8) Ip Man (tied with best of last decade)

9) Tony Jaa: The Protector / Ong Bak

I can only imagine how sick the genre would still be if he were alive...working behind the camera, doing pretty much everything.

Fearless

Police Story

Hero

Any Jackie Chan movie. Well, especially the one that had pirates in it. I'm not sure I remember the name. I think it's called Project A. It's an old movie, but tons of action and humor.

I wish Jackie Chan had more serious movies as he got older :/

Young Master is another great one with him in it.

I wish Jackie Chan had more serious movies as he got older :/

Young Master is another great one with him in it.

Crimtmp

Apparently, Shinjuku Incident is a good movie, but I have yet to see it.

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I wish Jackie Chan had more serious movies as he got older :/

Young Master is another great one with him in it.

one_plum

Apparently, Shinjuku Incident is a good movie, but I have yet to see it.

I just meant serious Martial Arts movies.

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I wish Jackie Chan had more serious movies as he got older :/

Young Master is another great one with him in it.

Crimtmp

Apparently, Shinjuku Incident is a good movie, but I have yet to see it.

I just meant serious Martial Arts movies.

True, but I guess you can count in New Police Story; it had a serious story mixed with comedy segments.

Enter The Dragon or Fists of Fury

Ong Bak: The Thai Warrior. The Chase scene is hilarious.

Police Story. Greatest Jackie Chan film of all time, in my opinion. I did enjoy Drunken Master, though.AirGuitarist87

A lot of good movies mentioned here but, a lot of you seem to forget about Donnie Yen. Iron Monkey wasn't one of his better movies.

Got to go to his classics.

Hong Kong Police Woman 4 - Donnie Yen Fight Scene

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWLrUD8Eo7w

My personal favorite would be:

Enter The Dragon (1973)

Honorable mention goes to:

Fearless (2006)

Drunken Master 2, that last fight scene is just amazing.

A lot of good movies mentioned here but, a lot of you seem to forget about Donnie Yen. Iron Monkey wasn't one of his better movies.

Got to go to his classics.

Hong Kong Police Woman 4 - Donnie Yen Fight Scene

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWLrUD8Eo7w

sleepingzzz

I think Iron Monkey and Ip Man are his best out of what I have seen. The rest were boring cop films with awesome fight sequences sprinkeled in..Kill Zone and Flashpoint.

Oh, and for those of you that like BJJ. Donnie Yen drops a bunch of holds in this movie from Triangle to arm bar to the rear naked choke.

It's fake as hell how many times the guy gets out of these holds though. Of course of it's a move though and it's made to look good.

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/2861396/donnie_yen_vs_collin_chou_flash_point/

Dunken Master

Enter the Dragon

Cinese Super Ninjas

Iron Monkey

Chinese Connection

Shaolin Drunkard

Eight-Diagram Pole Fighter

Crippled Avengers

Does Kill Bill count as a martial arts movie?

3) Shoalin vs Wu Tang

Crimtmp