Forgot the Name of This Movie

[Guest ThunderingSlayer]

This film is relatively famous, but its title has slipped my mind;

it starts off with political intrigue, as the main hero, a revolutionary, kills someone from the Chinese court, but manages to escape.

Eventually, he fights with a cocky rival using a karate-like style around the same age as him, ending in a draw, and then gets absolutely destroyed by a seventy year old, classical white hair, bushy eyebrows villain sent by the government, who employs a type of Northern/snake style (exclusively hand strikes, mainly with the fingers).

He is then saved by a prostitute with a large dragon tattoo over her breasts and stomach.

Then, the cocky rival discovers that the prostitute is secretly working for the government, with the intent of using the hero to find out the location of the revolutionaries. He kills her, and then leaves the note for the hero telling him to meet him at a pre-determined location, where they both take on the villainous old man together.

For the first fifteen minutes straight, they are getting their posteriors handed to them, and fail to even touch the ancient master. However, in the final minute, they finally start connecting, and manage to quickly kill him from then.

Anyone know the title?

It was an enjoyable, significantly above average HK kung-fu flick.

[Guest Kwok Choi]

Sounds like Death Duel Of Kung Fu starring John Liu and Wang Tao.

[Guest ThunderingSlayer]

That's the film. Thank you.