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One-Armed Boxer (1972)

A martial-arts student learns the iron fist and death grip techniques to avenge his teacher's death.

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Rick C 29 Aug 2013

Advertised as one of the best boxing movies of all time hahaha it's not quite that but it is worth a watch if you are a fan of the genre.

dsfsdfdsf s 14 Aug 2012

At first glance it's got all the ridiculousness of its sequel, with a one armed protagonist, rather racist caricatures of Thais, Japanese (one of them literally has fangs), Tibetan Lamas who expand like balloons to "power up", and so forth. On the other hand, it's played outrageously straight as a revenge thread (even moreso than Master of the Flying Guillotine), which renders the comic excesses all the more absurd. Keep in mind 1971 was the same year as Bruce Lee's first film. Great violence--this does have Jimmy Wang Yu in it--and it works rather well dramatically. Stone cold genre classic.