Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen EXCLUSIVE CLIP "WWI"

Action star Donnie Yen tears through a squad of Germans during WWI as Chen Zhen, the legendary Chinese martial arts hero. A MOVIELINE EXCLUSIVE.

From Variance Films:

Legendary Kung Fu hero Chen Zhen is an iconic cultural mainstay in China and Hong Kong, having spawned both record-breaking feature films and a TV series. Martial arts legends Bruce Lee and Jet Li have played the popular hero, and now, Donnie Yen continues this rich historical legacy, but with a brand new take on the urban legend. With acclaimed director Andrew Lau (INFERNAL AFFAIRS) combining the best of today's martial arts and superhero action with the classic spy thrillers of the past, LEGEND OF THE FIST is the rare action film that truly gives the audience something they've never seen before.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• donnie yen
• legend of the fist
• shu qi
• chen zhen
• andrew lau
• wwi
• movieline
• action scene
• martial arts

[GamerDelighted]

ONLYUSEmeBLADE?

[TheDragonSuperman]

Sonic the Hedgehog must have taken notes from these ancient badasses.

[080494653]

1:12 The Lion King

[quickky64]

@sanglay95 are these statistics solid?

[majafaja999]

War pwnage...IP MAN style

[suckmeballsalot]

@GamerDelighted Except he's probably a fat ass who can only achieve this by pressing buttons on a controller. I'd like to see him do anything like this in real life. The only ones who would come close are the best of the masters/grand masters of Chinese Martial Arts.

[suckmeballsalot]

@ripndipp Actually it's very loosely based on a real person who was nowhere near this amazing. The real chen zhen Is not a hero of china. Merelly a name used for movies from originally Bruce Lee, Jet Li and now Donnie Yen.

[eddytanjiacheng]

This is so ASIAN GOD OF WAR

[SaikederikkuMyujikku]

@TheStarryXBlue

these people are britans or germans.. -.-

[ripndipp]

This is a true story bro.

[destinystruth]

@GamerDelighted LMAO

[yurianne07]

@amarth23 yeah sound weird, but dont forget it was the "austria-hungarian" empire (german abbrv= k.u.k., huh huh "kooks") and they had access to the Med. at the time thru what is today bosnia/croatia. they were cut off from sea access at the end of WWI thank you Allies.... (if you lost your access to the sea woudnt you be pissed too? thus the humiliation and anger against the allied countries following WWI right up to WWII...)