A Kung Fu artist sacrifices everything to avenge his father's execution.A Kung Fu artist sacrifices everything to avenge his father's execution.A Kung Fu artist sacrifices everything to avenge his father's execution.
Pin Ho
- Liu Shou-yi
- (as Ho Pin)
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- TriviaThe name of the original character for David Chiang's iconic mercenary killer, the Jiang-nan 'Rambler' was renamed 'the Rover' in the overseas English language dubbed release.
- Alternate versionsThe American theatrical release, titled Duel of the Iron Fist, was heavily cut to avoid an "X" rating, mainly in the final fight. The Hong Kong DVD released by IVL, however, features the original uncut and uncensored print.
- ConnectionsEdited into Iron Fist Pillage (2001)
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Old school kung fu
This film is a lot of fun. The revenge based plot means infinite opportunities for groups of bad guys to leap out from no where to try and kill the hero - which results in some fantastic, often knife based fights. It may not be realistic, but it sure is spectacular. And then there's the fun to be had with the bad dubbing by Americans from down South and the quirky, chop-sockyness of this film. But if that's not enough, the first major fight scene in this film will be very familiar to fans of Kill Bill volume 1. It was this film that inspired Quientin Tarintino's brilliant finale in the Blue Flower. The set is very reminiscent, and there is even a moment where the power is cut and the fighters are in darkness. So for classic, old school cinema that's still relevant to today - Dual of the Iron Fist is an excellent film.
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- Dec 11, 2005
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- Revenge of the Dragons
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- Gross US & Canada
- $798,250
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