Your TOP 3 martial arts movie of all time OT?

1.Bruce Lee's Enter The Dragon

2.Van Damne's Bloodsport

3.Jet Li's once Upon a Time in China II

Well?

Kung Pow! Enter the Fist, Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior, Kung Fu Panda.

What? You didn't specify what kind of martial arts movies.

Every kind :)

In that case, Kung Fu Hustle is definitely at the top of my list :)

Ong-Bak

And if I had to pick one Jackie Chan movie... Mr. Nice Guy.

Some nice picks so far. I love kung fu.

1. One-Armed Swordsman.

2. The 36th Chamber of Shaolin.

3. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

Ip man 1

Fearless

Wheels on Meals

I never liked Bruce Lee's movies. Slow paced and very annoying when he makes that sound

KFH is a masterpeice.

Sha Po Lang +1

Ip Man

Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior

The Raid: Redemption

Ong bak

IP man

Return to the 36 chamber

Kung pow enter the fist

@madrocketeer: kung power enter the fist rules, gotta love the evil betty

Would Kill Bill be considered a martial arts movie? Probably. So my vote goes to 1 and 2, 3 Karate Kid.

I think that also completes my entire martial arts viewing history. Assuming you don’t count the Matrix movies which I don’t think qualify.

It truly is. I went to see it with a friend, having no idea what I was getting into. Life changing moment :)

• Fist of Legend
• Kung Fu Hustle
• Under siege

Honorable mention:

• Five Deadly Venoms
• Tai-Chi Master
• Kid With The Golden Arm
• Five Element Ninjas/Chinese Super Ninja
• The 36th Chamber of Shaolin
• Drunken Master 2
• Martial Monks of Shaolin Temple
• The Shaolin Monk Fights Back
• Snake and Crane Arts of Shaolin
• The Storm Riders
• Bulletproof Monk
• Kung Fu Panda

• Opium and the Kung-Fu Master
• Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
• The Legend of the Drunken Master

Don't watch much martial arts films, but these are the ones that come to mind:

• Kung Fu Hustle
• Bloodsport
• Kung Fu Panda series.

I cried the first time I saw that scene haha.

Great movie. Love the ending, after the "metamorphosis".

As a movie, it's pretty good; has that perfect blend of slapstick, drama, romance, and emotional rollercoaster. Then the kung fu is in there and it takes it to the next level.

I like the koto scene, too.

@mrbojangles25: Fang

The Raid: Redemption and Armor of God II: Operation Condor. The Raid is just brutal and well done. Operation Condor is more of Jackie Chan's signature fighting and stunt work, but also his funniest one.

Have a hard time picking third. Really liked Cobra Kai series and bringing back Karate Kid, so nostalgic; I did YT free trial to watch but now on Netflix. Sidekicks was a great knock-off I use to love but don't ever see it on TV anymore. I use to watch everything Jean Claude Van Damme or Steven Seagal did. The first Matrix fight scenes were cool up until the Wachowski sisters bored me to tears with all that slow motion in the following films. Never got big on names like Jet Li or Tony Jaa or any of those fanastical/magical Chinese martial arts films of last couple decades. Liked the Kill Bill movies though. Oh, 2010's 13 Assassin's probably deserves another watch.

Anyhow, one of my favorite fight scenes of last few years, impressed by the choreography and it being a long shot:

Does the Raid count? Because, the Raid movies.

Way of the Dragon

Drunken Master II

The Raid

Will see KFH soon again, its timeless :)

Drunken Master 2

Shaolin Master Killer

Seven Samurai

You sir have seen buttload of kung fu movies.I'll catch up the highlighted movies i missed .

Ninja III Domination

Iron Monkey

Enter the Dragon

haven't seen a lot recently but in no order

ong-bak
enter the dragon
hero

The Raid: Redemption

Flash Point

Ip Man

The Man From Nowhere

I couldn't decide which one to cut, so you get four.

Kung Pow and Kung Fu Hustle are knocking at the door though.

That's a tough question, narrowing it down to just 3. Yikes.

1. Enter the Dragon.

2. Ip Man

3. The Raid

Honourable mentions to Kung Fu Hustle, Wheels on Meals, Kiss of the Dragon, Unleashed, War, Fist of Legend, Fist Of Fury, Kung Fu Panda, Rumble in The Bronx, Nowhere to Run, Hard Target, Knock Off, Six Bullets, and The Transporter. If we're including swords, then I'll also give honourable mentions to Zatoichi, Seven Samurai, Blade, Crouching Tiger-Hidden Dragon and maybe Azumi.

I would also probably put Fist of Legend in a top list. It's my favorite old-school Jet Li kung fu film. Tai Chi Master was great as well. I'd definitely put it over any Segal films, even if they have Tommy Lee Jones being awesome.

I often have to explain to my uninitiated friends and family how their favorite US-released kung fu films are actually films in a long-running series.