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Xiao Lung
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« ben » wrote: « Xiao Lung » wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GkADjbEgp0 
Ti Lung, Lo Leih, Moonlight Blade?!
Ming yue dao xue ye jian chou (1977) .... Fu Hung Hsueh
...Pursuit of Vengeance (International: English title)
...Moonlight Blade: Vengeance on a Snowy Night (Hong Kong: Mandarin title: literal English title)
Suspiciously suspicious if you ask me... even if you don't ask me...
Everything leads to dead ends. The production company, etc. The last thing listed for the camera equipment company's filmography was in 2007. The writer, the director... the only info leads back to imdb.com and moviezen.com, both of which allow information to be uploaded by anyone.
Dragon
No, I came across that as well but thats a separate film. This film has dedicated cast & crew attached to it, it couldn't just be something made up, even though, yes, I haven't been able to find anything more about it.
I guess it has been delayed and we might hear more about it at a later time.
I know it is a separate film, I just did not realize "Moonlight Blade" was one of the titles. I knew it as "Pursuit of Vengeance."
Also, "Moonlight Blade" is not on Warner Bros. list of films to be released for distribution, either theatrical or via DVD.
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ben
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Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2009 7:17 pm |
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| hmm.. i don't know.. just sharing what i have seen.. |
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Xiao Lung
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Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 4:16 am |
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« ben » wrote: hmm.. i don't know.. just sharing what i have seen..
LOL! I am not complaining, I love a good hunt, LOL!
Any well intentioned information is always welcome. Even if I am a bit disappointed that it seems to be a dead end. I would be very happy to discover I am wrong.
On another film note:
I have read the members' reviews for Sword Butterfly, but I am curious as to what everyone thinks of Ti Lung's performance. I have not yet seen this film.
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Maz
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Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 5:45 am |
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« Xiao Lung » wrote:
On another film note:
I have read the members' reviews for Sword Butterfly, but I am curious as to what everyone thinks of Ti Lung's performance. I have not yet seen this film.
Ti Lung doesn't get to do much as Charlene Choi's father. His screentime is quite short, appearing only in the beginning and a couple more times towards the end of the movie. Nothing special to be honest. |
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Xiao Lung
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Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 5:47 am |
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« Maz » wrote:
Ti Lung doesn't get to do much as Charlene Choi's father. His screentime is quite short, appearing only in the beginning and a couple more times towards the end of the movie. Nothing special to be honest.
Thanks Maz!
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Temujin
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Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 9:14 am |
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« Maz » wrote:
Ti Lung doesn't get to do much as Charlene Choi's father. His screentime is quite short, appearing only in the beginning and a couple more times towards the end of the movie. Nothing special to be honest.
Yes .... well... what a waste of talent ?
But of course, Charlene Choi's fans come to the theater to see her with Wu Zun and Hu Ge not old man Ti Lung  |
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Tsing Yi
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Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 10:24 pm |
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« Temujin » wrote:
But of course, Charlene Choi's fans come to the theater to see her with Wu Zun and Hu Ge not old man Ti Lung
The man still resonances charisma at his age, yes even without most of his hair |
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China-man
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Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 11:32 am |
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« Tsing Yi » wrote:
The man still resonances charisma at his age, yes even without most of his hair
He can always cover his head like when he played Lord Guan in Resurrection of the Dragon last year. |
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Maz
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China-man
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Posted: Fri May 01, 2009 6:32 pm |
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Nice one man, thanks Maz.
OMG!!! Did I see Jimmy Wang Yu there ?  |
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Temujin
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I heard about these, I wonder what does it mean to the entire Shaw Brothers films that had not been remastered by Celestial Pictures.
On another note, always a pleasure to see Ti Lung still in the spotlight with some other Shaw Brothers stars in that photo. |
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Dimsum
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Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 9:51 am |
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« Temujin » wrote: I heard about these, I wonder what does it mean to the entire Shaw Brothers films that had not been remastered by Celestial Pictures.
the articles I've read mentioned all that they've acquired from Shaw Brothers, so all the surviving films (remastered or not I would imagine). |
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Xiao Lung
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Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 11:47 am |
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I've never thought his English could be so excellent. Two thumbs up to Ti Lung.
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China-man
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Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2009 11:34 am |
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Yeahh man nice interview links, thanks Xiao Lung man 
His singing is ok, but man, no way he can be like Andy Lau |
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