Five Deadly Venoms
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Movie Reviews of Five Deadly Venoms
Movie Review: The best!
Summary: 5 Stars
I remember watching this movie with my entire family when I was young. The moves that these guy's had in this movie was something to behold. Everyone that I know no matter what race that they are just loves this movie. When you put on this movie people are sure to want to sit down to watch it.
I watched this movie with my father as a kid. Then I watched this movie with my own daughter when she was a kid. Now that she has an eight month old son I'm sure she'll watch it with him.
If you are looking for action, great story line, moves like you can never believe, A-rate actors, then do not look any further. STOP and buy this movie NOW!
Movie Review: BUY THIS EDITION!! RED SUN VERSION
Summary: 5 Stars
Fully restored and anamorphic widescreen. Unlike the crappy bootleg copies others sell on Amazon, the picture looks great. The only negative I can see is that it doesn't have the original Chinese language track with English subtitles, but that doesn't really matter to me because I like the English Language track better. Old-School King-Fu movies, especially Shaw brothers are better enjoyed that way I feel, reminds me of my youth. Buy this edition for the best quality of this classic film.Movie Review: Five Deadly Venoms get 5 Stars
Summary: 5 Stars
INSTANT CLASSIC!! You must have this movie if you are a fan of Kung-fu movies!! The various characters and styles were outrageous, but well-represented. The Red-Sun version sound was adequate, but my version got stuck when #4 quits the police department. I think this is a hit or miss.
Movie Review: Soporifically venomous
Summary: 1 Stars
The Five Deadly Venoms is something of a cult classic, though its hard to see why. There is very little martial arts action, and what there is is not all that spectacular. Most of the film is a plodding murder mystery that will have you reaching for the remote and the fast forward button - insipid dialog, bad acting, zero suspense, no location shooting, and cheesy special effects. Back in 1978 this may have been top-notch martial arts film-making, but in comparison to more recent efforts it holds up very poorly. For history buffs and nostalgia trippers only.
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