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Release Date:
10 octubre 1976 (Hong Kong) másPlot:
Jackie witnesses his father's death by the skilled hands of a martial arts master with an unknown killing technique... más | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
Shaolin
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Father
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Martial Arts
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Monk
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Revenge
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Perhaps Jackie's Best Pre-80's film. másCast
(Vista general del reparto en créditos) | Jackie Chan | ||
 | Kam Chiang | ||
| Jang Lee Hwang | ... | Monk in opening sequence / Extra |
| Kong Kim | ||
| Yuen Lung | ||
| Tien Miao | ||
| Wei Ho Tu | (as Her Du Wei) | |
| Biao Yuen |
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También conocida como:
36 Wooden MenShaolin Chamber of Death
Shaolin Wooden Men (Hong Kong: English title)
Shaolin Wooden Men... Young Tiger's Revenge
Despiadado, El (Spain) [es]
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USA:98 min | UK:106 minPaís:
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CantoneseColor:
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2.35 : 1 másSonido:
MonoClasificación:
UK:15 | Germany:12 (re-rating) (uncut) | West Germany:16 (original rating) (cut) | Germany:16 (VHS rating)MOVIEmeter: 
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Along with The Fearless Hyena, this is my favorite of Jackie Chan's pre-80's films before he realized his unique talents and what the audiences wanted to see. Sure the comedy is absent, but a young and talented Jackie Chan is on display in this relatively generic story.
A mute Jackie seeks to avenge his father's death by going undercover as a Shaolin Monk where he takes training from two different masters, each of whom swears the other is evil and should not be trusted. Jackie must find out for himself who the honorable master is as well as fight the Shaolin Wooden Men (as in the title) before he can eventually get revenge.
Sure it's crazy. Sure it keeps Jackie from speaking for most of the film (is that a bad thing?) Sure it has Jackie fighting men in lame "wooden men" costumes. But if you ask me, thats what sets this film apart and makes it a classic among his earlier works.
As other reviewers have said, this film is a must for Jackie Chan purists and while it might not appeal to the MTV crowd that watches his films today like Rush Hour, it will certainly entertain any 70's martial arts fan for an hour and half.
8/10