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  • Pays: Hong Kong
  • Catégorie: Movie
  • Date de sortie: juin 17, 1977
  • Durée: 1 hr. 28 min.
  • Score: 7.0 (scored by 1 utilisateur)
  • Classé: #99999
  • Popularité: #99999
  • Classification du contenu: Not Yet Rated

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Globalement 7.0
Histoire 6.5
Acting/Cast 7.5
Musique 6.5
Degrés de Re-visionnage 5.5
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I was born to be cruel you fool!

Carter Wong gives mama’s boys a good name when he takes on Chen Sing’s flying guillotine wielding baddie. Decapitations and amputations come steadily at the hands of kung fu’s most bizarre weapon.

The plot is thin and has numerous confusing plot developments, many never explained. The basic structure of the story is that Carter must go to the Shaolin monks to borrow a mystical healing handbook to save his ill mother's life. In order to gain access to it he has to fight his way through three levels of shaolin fighters. When he ultimately succeeds, he and the monks are betrayed. In order to retrieve their special book stolen by the 4th Prince who has grand ambitions they are set on a collision course with the master of the guillotines.

The guillotines and other secret weapons as well as hand to hand combat are employed to deadly ends. Some fight scenes are better than others, many including a healthy dose of wire-fu. Carter Wong wasn’t as stiff in this movie as he has been in some. Chen Sing always makes for a compelling bad guy, even in a bedraggled gray wig and beard.

The Fatal Flying Guillotines looked like it had been mostly remastered. Even at that there were scenes which went from clear and wide screen to grainy full screen images. The cinematography was pretty decent for the budget and era. Much of the fighting took place outside in some very nice scenery.

Guillotines kept the action going almost non-stop with double and triple crosses all in the name of gaining the knowledge of the spinning weapons. Many kung fu films suffer from an abrupt ending, and The Fatal Flying Guillotines was no exception, but not as bad as some. Overall, it was an entertaining 1970’s kung fu film, though maybe not the strongest of the guillotine movies.

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  • Movie: The Fatal Flying Guillotines
  • Pays: Hong Kong
  • Date de sortie: juin 17, 1977
  • Durée: 1 hr. 28 min.
  • Classification du contenu: Pas encore classifié

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  • Score: 7.0 (marqué par 1 utilisateur)
  • Classé: #99999
  • Popularité: #99999
  • Téléspectateurs: 12

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