Can you at least remember if the movie was original English or Chinese import?
Was it this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNzxc1F3010&ab_channel=just4you
https://www.kungfumagazine.com/forum/showthread.php?40562-Best-chopsticks-fight-scene-ever&s=fba15a320f6d62c2ef16b35dd2fec0b6
one of those there?
Sure, here are some other martial arts movies from the 1970s that may have similar scenes:
1. "The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter" - Known for its innovative use of martial arts and the use of poles as weapons.
2. "Five Fingers of Death" - A Hong Kong martial arts film, it is known for its unique fight scenes and over-the-top stunts.
3. "The Drunken Master" - A classic martial arts movie, it features Jackie Chan as a drunkard who learns the secrets of kung fu.
4. "Kung Fu Hustle" - A Hong Kong martial arts comedy film that combines over-the-top fight scenes with slapstick humor.
5. "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" - A martial arts film that won four Oscars, it features a romance set against the backdrop of a Chinese civil war.
6. "Kung Fu Panda" - An animated martial arts film, it tells the story of Po, a chubby panda who dreams of becoming a kung fu champion.
7. "Shaolin Soccer" - A Hong Kong comedy martial arts film that features soccer played with Chinese weapons and techniques.
also those he sggested too
@TheOnionKnight do you know?
Sounds like this could be the 1978 movie "The 36th Chamber of Shaolin"! The movie is known for its crazy fight scenes and comedic elements. The film follows a young man who enters a Shaolin monastery and learns kung fu from the masters there, and goes on to fight the evil Manchu government.This reads like a Para-Medic Codec call
they're not the "antagonists" per se, but "Spiritual Kung Fu" starring Jackie Chan features some spirits with white skin and long pink hair that cause some mischief, and Jackie Chan's character does fight them
The white faced guy in this scene is super comedic and hams it up. It comes off as pure comedy."Crippled Masters" and "Kung Pow! Enter the Fist" are possibilities
@Kungfu_Hero knows a lot about kung fu movies. Let's see if the summoning ritual works.
(I've never @ someone, hope it works)
You have summoned me, but you are not my master until you speak my real name. Or maybe I grant three wishes. Or writing people's name in this book kills them. Whichever. XD
Hmm. I'm not sure actually. FF Redux is right. These are common tropes in kung fu movies, so it's like a scene an AI would make. It sounds like Lau Kar Leung schtick.
Could it be this scene from Dirty Ho? They keep trying to kill each other while pretending to be cordial. A lot of what you mentioned isn't here, but maybe you're conflating different movies. I know I've done that. The pale eunuch villain is super common in these movies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnBqa_etKog
they're not the "antagonists" per se, but "Spiritual Kung Fu" starring Jackie Chan features some spirits with white skin and long pink hair that cause some mischief, and Jackie Chan's character does fight themGreat flick.
Hmm, Ill come out of lurker status to try to help with this mystery movie.
Firstly, I know Ive seen a movie where someone has a hump that gets pushed from back to front. I just cant remember what it was.
My first thought with such silliness was that it could be one of the Yuen clan movies like Shaolin Drunkard or Miracle Fighters. I cant seem to find a chopstick fight scene, though.
That creakiness thing sounds really familiar, too. I know Ive seen this movie lol.
https://youtu.be/63-dHAPkbxo
Buddhist Fist directed by Yuen Woo Ping
Looks like my Yuen brothers movie suspicion was right!
(Fight in question is about 48 minutes in)
YOOOOOOOOOOOOO *air horns* *air horns*
THANK YOU! Man, how did you track this down?