Shaolin Deadly Kicks

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Synopsis

In 'Shaolin Deadly Kicks,' Dorian Tan Tao-Liang stars in a thrilling martial arts adventure that captures the essence of traditional kung fu. Set in a turbulent era filled with conflict, the film follows a young disciple who aims to master the legendary Tai Chi Eight Strikes. With the support of his fellow monks, he must confront a sinister gang that threatens the peace of their temple and the surrounding community. Blending spectacular fight choreography with a deep-rooted spiritual message, Shaolin Deadly Kicks transports audiences into the heart of Shaolin teachings, where honor, discipline, and martial prowess reign supreme. Against a backdrop of breathtaking landscapes and intricately staged battles, this film invites viewers into a world where every kick is a step towards enlightenment, and every fight embodies the struggle for justice.

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Reviews

Shaolin Deadly Kicks has received a mixed reception from critics and audiences alike. With an IMDb rating of 5.4/10, the film is often praised for its impressive martial arts sequences and choreography. According to a reviewer from 'KungFuCinema.com', the film is described as “a slice of 70s chop-socky goodness” which showcases Dorian Tan's remarkable agility and skill. However, several critics took issue with the film's pacing and narrative depth. A review on 'Rotten Tomatoes' notes that the storyline “lacks the emotional engagement found in other martial arts films of the era,” while praising the “visually stunning fight scenes that make it worth a watch.” Another commentator on 'IMDb' stated, “It’s a fun watch if you’re in the mood for some nostalgic kung fu action, but don’t expect a gripping plot.” Overall, while 'Shaolin Deadly Kicks' entertains through its action, it remains a product of its time, appealing primarily to martial arts genre enthusiasts rather than mainstream viewers.