old martial arts films are so cool and feel like something that is extinct now.
where as these films have punchy sound design and long takes, modern action films ingeneral just don't allow for these types of films to thrive anymore. at least not to my knowledge.

Drunken Master
The Original Kung Fu Comedy!
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10/5/1978Runtime
111 minsOverview
After getting into trouble, a mischievous young man is sent to train under a brutal, but slovenly old beggar, who teaches him the secret of the Drunken Fist.
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$16,483,650Homepage
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A wildly inventive martial arts romp that finds comedy in the clash between a cocky kid and his unorthodox master, delivered through acrobatic fight choreography that rewards close attention with ingenious physical humor. Pure cinema joy masquerading as slapstick.
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Jackie Chan
Wong Fei-hung

Simon Yuen Siu-Tien
Beggar So

Hwang Jang-Lee
Thunderleg Yen Tieh-hsin

Dean Shek Tin
Kai Hsin

Hsu Hsia
King of Sticks Hsu Ching-tien

Linda Lin Ying
Fei-hung's Aunt

Lam Kau
Wong Kei-ying

Max Lee Chiu-Chun
Kei-ying's Student

Chiang Kam
Da Kuai-dai

Richard Cheung Kuen
(extra) (uncredited)
Choi Fai
(uncredited)

Fung Ging-Man
Li Wan-hao (uncredited)
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