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Year: 2020 Duration: 96 minutes Jing Wong audience score: 344 votes Average Rating: 6,4 / 10 Stars Country: Hong Kong. Enter the fat dragon 2018. Sammo Hung is the real Fat Dragon. If it is good or upon comments actually sucks, the feature will be striked through here PoV: BFA was good up to Battle of Daz and the Naz/Mecha zones then fell off, now we need to push Blizzard to take their time with Shadowlands ambitious first and foremost make items/rewards/achievements persist through expansions in ways that doesn't hurt the new content raiders OR rated PvPer value add for the achievements and items gained promote each player to have a unique and desired by thy neighbor experience money: value promote role play/immersion make old content relevant fix glaring inconsistent, confusing timeline promote group play/community promote a "living world" feeling keep the systems that make sense ofc usual anger/rant im tired of complaining pls fix the game Timelines: Make some one off bullshit write up where a wizard (pick your favorite female protagonist that has half a shot at casting a spell) just fixes the timelines. For god sakes I have no idea when the world is with Warlords of dRaEnOr, the back and forth Cataclysm, the burned down tree, undercity. Just fix the world so we are all playing in one consistent timeline. This shit is outrageously confusing and infuriating. Its actually so bad that I just log out now when I think about it because it is that immersion breaking. Is Arthas on the throne or is he still crying from Sylvanas? I don't know. Is Sylvanas still just starting to turn people to undead using the Valkyres? I cannot imagine being a new player and trying to understand what the hell is happening. Write it off to even bad game design and not even explain it (Pull a Sonic the Hedgehog movie) and just fix it. The caverns of time were fine but it should be left at this (a unique one place of power where timeline events are handled correctly). Old boss/dungeons reworked for relevance: keep the bosses in game in a post fixed timeline, but have them be dormant/sleeping/regaining power. They don't need to be permamently banished. Its a great way to reintroduce old content, without the crappy timewalking events, and still make them cool. Imagine if you could get the current item level desirable gear from any of these raids. Maybe still the one newest raid holds its mythic first relevance, but this proposal fixes timelines still while allowing the content to be available, and also makes players actually have to work to acquire transmogs for the first time in the game without steamrolling every dungeon/ old raid. Reputation vendors will sell you reputation that is Normal tier raid gear relevant to the date that you earn the exalted/Revered status, but also based on momentum, purposely done so that it makes rep grinds feel worth it, and also makes it so the items they reward don't age out as fast. IE: Make system in which gear is relevant on rep rewards but you cant immediately Too many dailies: okay lots of content is a DAMN good thing/problem to have. Just because Asmon said this doesn't mean we have to all think theres too many dailies. HOWEVER dailies need to be relevant and give meaningful rewards. I like how they contribute to rep grinds at the moment and their is a limited amount. I can manage my time accordingly. But having two or more separate systems for the dailies is a problem. The corrupted dailies need to be linearly subscribed to the 4 faction slot dailies only. None of this BS visions stuff. Mounts: mounts need to begin to have attributes that move faster, have more health, harder to get dismounted from, can destroy terrain, etc. Right now there is no difference between invincible and Obsidian Breaker and my lame ass horse from level 20 Mount training/flying: flying needs to be available both through gold, then a higher speed through playing the story. Default will unlock all speeds of flying in that zone. Story quests: give the higher speed award, Garrisons, Shipyards, and Order Hall: Merge it into one system and implement it on all continents, expand it to be instanced player housing + player's story legacy. Not so much emphasis on farmville but use it as a more close to the world follower housing system and a way to personalize a "house". Like order halls, allow us to see other players of the same class. Factions: Can we leverage the shadowlands versions of Aldor/Scryer to have mobs that when killed, greatly Meaningful keys/Misc Items: Wow Classic taught us that doing (maybe even a longer) grind/story/quest chain to obtain a key to enter the big last raid is kind of cool. Lots of people liked how meaningful the placement and design of blackrock depths was. Unique spell tomes: I want there to be six new ability slots for each class. Each class will have an entire separate misc. Spellbook where you can only bind six spells at a time, but they are completely unique. The spells would be learned from quests, or a prayer bestowed by the highest disciple of faith or darkness (priest-pal/lock-dk). Items that had bad ass On-Use could be disenchanted or studied and the spell learned. The lectern to study an item would be in the middle of some field like Duskwood or outside Karazhan, where is completely inconvenient but is more immersion aligned. These spells would be disabled in mythic raiding and rated PVP. This would allow the game to be as creative and fun as possible without huge repercussions to the game world. Sylvanas: lose this character from the game world in a meaningful way, as fast as possible. It is probably the biggest eye soar and disrespect to the playerbase in the last ten years, especially the face off against the Lich King recently. Consolidate "Allied" reskins into a skin on the original races if it is just a texture. If there is legit a totally separate race, Vulpera, Nightborne, keep it under other races. "Tauren with horns" is not an allied race, it is another horn size of tauren. Maghar orc is a red orc with original bad posture. Void elf is a blue blood elf FFS. Kul Tiran = fat dad bod human. **this is embarrassing and complex. TLDR race/class picker needs consolidation and to be simplified altogether". Night elf model rework: the OG night elves looked strong, and now look like hippie stoners, please just generally rework model. undead should look a little more undead/bad ass. Give glowing red eye models or something meaningful monuments or world buffs that come from each previous consolidated XPAC that give players reasons to return to those zones: I want a reason to go back to WoD/TBC/WoTLK and do some content that makes sense. Maybe its the master profession trainer for a given profession. professions: allow players to create relevant item level versions of previous gear through recipes acquired through play. This would make professions relevant again. Keep war mode toggle, but allow us to capture an entire town in that zone. Enable across ALL continents: give me a scalable battle where when I enter this town in war mode, I can fight back for the Crossroads as Horde or own it outright as Alliance. I want a bad ass fight, not this pansy "haHa I kill you" PVP. A banner for your alliance/Horde goes up for 1 HR then the city goes under siege from original faction and gets "auto taken" if no players are present within a few minutes. Do away with transmog and give us an armory. We shouldn't be able to change an appearance but should instead be able to use our "truly legendary" Shadowmourne in all its power for example, or my signature sword that is now as powerful as I am, or my famed helmet. community poll on features in the game that we can vote on: Blizzard has obviously taken some big L's on good ideas and shouldn't be trusted any longer Keep wow tokens as is, people will just buy the gold anyways, but see below feature on selection of support keep boosting to max level. People will just buy the accounts third party anyways. But make it cost $100, and tack on below feature: in game purchases selection of support: If I buy a nightmare horse allow me to select what part of the company sees that money. Let me vote with my dollar on additional purchases, wow tokens. I want to be able to send money to the story department, art department, game engine, game server, testing, tournaments, and then finally be able to see what features that backed. If that means that more hiring is done, great. But Money can't go in a Scrooge McDuck Bath tub for Bobby Kotick to rub his ninnies on anymore. banhammer: add an in game item that when you've ninja looted I can use once a week to downvote your character. If you're a jerk on that character let that person wear the reputation of shame. Add a mandatory tabard of shame. LFG: make dungeons get progressively harder based on the rate the players are clearing the dungeons. Grammy can clear the first two bosses but the game should be challenging instead of sleeping. Make first two bosses mandatory and the harder bosses yield epic > rewards. Like how mythic key dungeons had different affixes. in game purchases in game get a pile of sh*t and flies around them to date: just kidding but for real a reduced mobile version of the game: let me access my in game characters database stats, and create a "Order and Chaos" like version of the game that allows me to find and quest out new swords/head/chest/pants from the mobile client up to normal item level. Not that garbage order hall mobile app thing. Some things are comfier on the couch or bed from a phone. Use that April fools joke of an engine from diablo immortals and put it to good use for once. Doesn't need to be insane it just needs to be a fun entertaining entry that allows me to play for a a few hours each week from a comfier spot. There is too many zones. Many of which I would never go back to ever again and still haven't in years of sub time. Have a big meteor just slam and destroy the least fifteen used z
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That switch to Bruce Lee in the end though takes the cake. Thumbs up and hat off to these group of martial artists and choreographers. keep up the great work and the passion. Thank you. Enter the fat dragon donnie yen full movie. Enter the fat dragon reaction. The cancelation of the film's Feb. 16 theatrical release is another sign that Beijing insiders believe cinemas in China could remain closed for weeks, making streaming services a rare winner amid the dire health crisis. With China's vast network of cinemas all closed amidst the growing coronavirus epidemic, a second major Chinese-language film is canceling its theatrical release to cash in on a streaming deal. Donnie Yen's action comedy tentpole Enter the Fat Dragon was scheduled to open nationwide in China on Feb. 16, but production company Bona Film Group said Friday that the movie would instead be made available on leading streaming platforms Tencent Video and iQiyi on Feb. 1. Enter the Fat Dragon is an update and a remake of the classic Hong Kong martial arts comedy of the same name from 1978. The new version, written and directed by genre mainstay Wong Jing, follows a skilled crime fighter (Yen) who loses none of his martial arts prowess despite becoming heavily overweight after having his heart broken. The decision to stream the film is another blow to China's exhibitors, which have been left uniquely exposed to the financial damage caused by the country's coronavirus crisis. The epidemic began gathering momentum shortly before China's Lunar New Year holiday, which usually becomes the biggest box office week in the world. After health officials advised the public to avoid congregating in crowded places, studios canceled all of their upcoming holiday tentpole film releases, and the bulk of China's 70, 000 movie screens began going dark shortly after. Nearly all movie theaters in China remain closed. Analysts estimate that well over $1 billion in ticket revenue has already been lost. Most Beijing industry insiders expect theaters to stay shuttered at least through February, which could soon begin impacting the planned releases of several Oscar-nominated Hollywood films, such as Searchlight's Jojo Rabbit on Feb. 12, Sony's Little Women on Feb. 14 and Road House's Marriage Story on Feb. 28. With most of the Chinese populace anxiously stuck at home avoiding public spaces, online video platforms have emerged as a rare winner of an otherwise economically devastating health crisis. Chinese studio Huanxi Media was the first company to respond to the situation by shifting valuable product from cinemas to online. On Jan. 23, the company announced that its comedy tentpole Lost in Russia, which had been set for a nationwide theatrical release Jan. 25 ? the first day of Chinese New Year ? would instead be made available online for free. The move generated a way of attention on Chinese social media, thanks to the popularity of the Lost In franchise. Directed by and starring local comedy superstar Xu Zheng, the first two films in the series grossed a combined $473 million at Chinese cinemas in 2012 and 2015 ? at a time when China's box office was much smaller than it is now. After canceling Lost in Russia 's theatrical release just 24 hours prior, Huanxi had scrambled to ink a streaming deal with rising video giant ByteDance, best known as the company behind TikTok. The Internet company agreed to pay Huanxi a onetime fee of 700 million Hong Kong dollars ($90 million) for the digital rights to Lost in Russia. The new partners also agreed to pool other content and to share advertising revenue. Huanxi's bold giveaway impressed industry peers and delighted fans, who could now watch at least one of the season's big holiday movies. According to state-affiliated news source China Times, Lost in Russia was streamed more than 600 million times by 180 million households over the first three days of its release. The views were racked up by Bytedance's various video platforms?including Douyin, Toutiao, Xigua Video, Huoshan and Wasu Fresh Time, as well as Huanxi's own in-house streaming service Huanxi Premium. China's exhibitors, however, have been far less pleased. A joint letter signed by the country's biggest theater chains, including Wanda, Dadi and Lumiere Pavilions, promised to boycott all future releases from Huanxi, and urged China's Film Bureau to intervene. “This goes against the payment and revenue model that the movie industry has cultivated over many years, is trampling and intentionally destroying the movie industry and premiere models, and plays a lead role in causing destruction, ” the letter said. The film bureau has yet to take any action, and?Huanxi contends that it remains committed to the theatrical release model, but was just trying to do right by its fans and shareholders amidst a historically bad set of circumstances. As of Thursday, shares in the company were up 25 percent since Jan. 23 on the Hong Kong stock exchange. Bona's decision to release Enter the Fat Dragon online is certain to generate additional worry within the exhibition sector. From the start, cinema owners' biggest concern was that other production companies could follow suit, leaving already-hurting movie theaters with less good product to screen once their lights turn back on.
That Bruce Lee one is Goalkeeper from Shoalin Soccer. Ooooh I am hyped. Menurut saya info ini tidak yg mas ini omongkan hanya menceritakan film nya... Ip man 4 adalah film action yang mampu bikin saya nangis ?. When Sammo Hung first met Bruce Lee he challenged him to a fight. Sammo was just starting to move and Bruce already kicked him in the face. Bruce asked, Was that good? Sammo was astonished and replied, Yeah, that was great. Since that day they were close friends.
Enter the fat dragon online. Reminds of character in tekken7. Bruce Lee style. 4:19 hmmmm, was that a no shadow kick I heard. Sammo Hung did a movie in this title b4. Enter the fat dragon fandango. Donnie yen vs masked hongkong rioters gank. wow. Enter the Fat dragon. Enter the Fat dragon 2. Gw belum nonton ip man 4 saya udah nontob ip man 1 3 2nya saya belum tau. UwU WaW wkwkwkw :V. Enter the fat dragon srt. Enter the fat dragon full movie english. Enter the fat dragon.
Well of course I love how it turned out, I think it was just the pacing of the video up until the point of his first recovery that felt like it went too long with him getting his ass kicked. Still shit was dope. Enter the fat dragon torrent. Enter the Fat dragon age. Enter the Fat Dragon Japanese film poster Traditional 肥龍過江 Simplified 肥??江 Mandarin Féi Lóng Guò Jiāng Cantonese Fei 4 Lung 4 Gwo 3 Gong 1 Directed by Sammo Hung Produced by Florence Yu Written by Ni Kuang Starring Sammo Hung Lee Hye-sook Ankie Lau Luk Chu-sek Bryan Leung Music by Frankie Chan Cinematography Ricky Lau Edited by Cheung Kwok-kuen Production company Fung Ming Motion Picture Release date 13?July?1978 Running time 100 minutes Country Hong Kong Language Cantonese Enter the Fat Dragon ( Chinese: 肥龍過江) is a 1978 Hong Kong comedy martial arts film directed by Sammo Hung, who also starred in the film. The film is mostly a parody of the Bruce Lee 's 1972 film, Way of the Dragon, and a satire of the Bruceploitation phenomenon of the 1970s. The film had a belated video release in the United States, eventually coming out in 1999 after director and actor Sammo Hung became an unexpected success with his American TV series Martial Law. In 2017, it was announced that Donnie Yen would star in a remake of the film, directed by Wong Jing. [1] Plot [ edit] Ah Lung is a pig farmer and a devoted Bruce Lee fan who is anxious to follow in Lee's footsteps, but only ridiculed for his attempts. He is sent to the city to earn a living working at his uncle's restaurant, but when he arrives, he finds a gang of thugs causing trouble in the restaurant. He takes the chance to prove himself and attacks the thugs, defeating them and saving the restaurant. Soon, he becomes a waiter, and discovers a plot by the same thugs to kidnap a woman he works with. Eventually, he defeats the thugs once again and saves the day. Cast [ edit] Actor Role Sammo Hung Ah Lung Lee Hye-sook Chen Ankie Lau Siu-wai Luk Chu-sek Ko Bryan Leung Bearded Fighter Peter Yang Professor Bak / Bai Roy Chiao Chiu Meg Lam Baat Je Pan Yung-sheng Fighter in Opening Credit Sequence Yuen Biao Billy Chan Thug/Action Movie Fighter Chung Fat Johnny Cheung Fighter at party Lam Ching-ying Action film fighter Chik Ngai-hung Robber Chin Yuet-sang Fung Fung Uncle Hung Fung King-man Spectacles vendor Fung Hak-on Gene Hoi Sang Lee Karate Thug King Lee Party fighter Tony Leung Siu-hung Tseng Hsiao-lung Chiu Chi-ling Lam Hak-ming Thug Lau Chau-sang Mang Hoi Mars Sai Gwa-Pau Stutterer on bus Eric Tsang Party Host's Son Wong Chi-keung Huang Ha Movie Director David Nick Boxing Thug Yeung Wai Baate Je's husband Home Video Releases [ edit] In 1999, Crash Cinema released Enter the Fat Dragon on DVD in the US in a non-anamorphic transfer from a battered 35mm release print with burned-in English subtitles. The print Crash Cinema used was missing around three minutes of footage from the final fight scenes. In 2019, Thunderfist Productions released it on Blu-ray and DVD in Germany under the title “Der kleine Dicke mit dem Superschlag” (The Little Fat One with the Super Punch). Four different “mediabook” Blu-ray/DVD combo designs and a standard Blu-ray were issued. Three different cuts of the film are included: the restored international export theatrical version, the reconstructed full-length Hong Kong theatrical version, and the German theatrical version. The restored export version is the main presentation and contains the fight footage missing from the Crash Cinema DVD, but is missing the bus horse race radio broadcast scene near the beginning and a couple of other comedy bits from later on in the film. This version runs 91 minutes and features the original Cantonese mono soundtrack as well as the original English and German dubs, plus English subtitles. The reconstructed full-length Hong Kong version takes the missing comedy bits and the original Chinese opening credits sequence from the Crash Cinema DVD and drops them into the restored export cut. This version runs 96 minutes and features the original Cantonese mono soundtrack with removable English subtitles for the bulk of the film and burned-in subtitles for the bits that had to be sourced from the Crash DVD. The German theatrical version is cut down from the restored export version to match the original German theatrical release, runs 82 minutes, and features the German dub only. Extras include the original Hong Kong trailer in Cantonese with English subtitles, the original international trailer dubbed in German, a photo gallery of German posters and lobby cards, and a commentary track for the main export version by the Podcast On Fire crew (Stewart Sutherland, Mike Leeder, and Kenneth Brorsson). Mediabook editions include a booklet with photos and German text. See also [ edit] List of Hong Kong films Sammo Hung filmography References [ edit] External links [ edit] Enter the Fat Dragon on IMDb Enter the Fat Dragon at AllMovie Enter the Fat Dragon at Rotten Tomatoes Enter the Fat Dragon at [ permanent dead link] Enter the Fat Dragon Audio Commentary at.
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