Bruce Lee Movie:

		List Price: $14.98		Label: Mill Creek Entertainment Salesrank: 54177 Released: April 1, 2005
		Our Price: $5.98
		Used Price: $4.75
		MPAA Rating: Unrated Media: DVD

Editorial Review:
For movie buffs and collectors alike! This star-filled movie pack has been carefully remastered on DVD for hours of home entertainment.

Kung Fu 20 Movie Pack Reviews:
Why buy this . . .
2009-04-23 - . . . when you can buy the Martial Arts 50-Movie Pack (http://www.amazon.com/Martial-Arts-Movie-Pack-Collection/dp/B0007DBJUU) FOR A LOWER PRICE and get, not only all twenty of these movies, but parts 2 and 3 of _Ninja Death_ as well? (Unlike _Black Cobra_, whose two sequels are included in the 50-pack too, _Ninja Death_ is all one big story arc. Part 1 isn't a complete story without parts 2 and 3.)

Save your money and get more movies at the same time. Buy the aforementioned 50-pack and then get the Martial Arts 20-Movie Pack, which overlaps the 50-pack by only a couple of movies.


A Great Martial Arts DVD Movie Combination!!!
2008-11-12 - This is a good collection of Martial Arts movies in 6 DVD's! It is an action packed, punching, kicking & hard knocking all in one collection! This pack also contains some movies not found in other DVD collections! I would recommend this for all Martial Arts diehard fans a must buy!
I would also recommend buying an all time best DVD collection which includes almost every single movie in this collection and others not available here called:
Martial Arts 50 Movie Pack Collection.

Movies in this collection:

*Return of the Kung Fu Dragon
*Ninja Empire
*Ninja Death 1
*Deadly Duo
*Ninja: The Protector
*Hands of Death
*Weapons of Death
*Ninja Champion
*Four Robbers
*Shaolin Temple
*Image of Bruce Lee
*The Snake, The Tiger, The Crane
*Shaolin Deadly Kicks
*Chase Step by Step
*Bruce Lee the Invincible
*The Big Fight
*The Street Fighter
*Death Machines
*Infernal Street

Crappy
2007-06-10 - These movies are terrible quality chinese kung-fu. They make you laugh because they are so terribly dubbed. The sound effects and over all quality of these movies are terrible. Buy some real kung-fu movies and don't waste your time on this.

On a 1 to 10 scale, this collection is rated: 4.7
2007-04-09 - The KUNG FU 20 MOVIE PACK offers just a sampling of the hundreds of martial arts movies that have been created around the globe for the past few decades. The performers are skilled, the action intense, and the dialogue somewhat superfluous. This set offers high kicking excitement at an incredibly low price!

Users of a cinematic database graded these titles at an average (on a 1 to 10 scale) of 4.7.

Program list includes individual ratings, year and country of origin, and lead actors.

(5.0) The Big Fight (Taiwan/Hong Kong-1972) - Roc Tien/Cheung Chin Chin
(4.0) Black Cobra (Italy-1987) - Fred Williamson/Eva Grimaldi
(2.7) Chase Step By Step (China-1982) - Chee Fung/Wong Gwan Sheong
(6.6) The Deadly Duo (Hong Kong-1971) - David Chiang/Chuen Chan
(2.2) Death Machines (1976) - Ronald L. Marchini/Michael Chong
(6.1) Four Robbers (Hong Kong-1987) - Charlie Cho/Feng Ku
(3.9) Hands Of Death (Hong Kong-1987) - Richard Harrison/Roc Tien
(4.3) Image Of Bruce Lee (1978) - Bruce Li/Chang Leih
(5.5) Infernal Street (Taiwan/Hong Kong-1973) - Feng Chang/Wan Hsi Chin
(2.9) Ninja Champion (Hong Kong-1985) - Bruce Baron/Pierre Tremblay
(5.1) Ninja Death I (1987) - Alexander Lou/Fei Meng
(2.3) Ninja Empire (Hong Kong-1990) - Mike Abbott/Marko Ritchie
(3.2) Ninja The Protector (Canada/Hong Kong-1986) - Richard Harrison/Jackie Chan
(4.9) Return Of The Kung Fu Dragon (Hong Kong-1976) - Sing Chen/Tao Chen
(6.7) Shadow Ninja (Hong Kong-1983) - Roy Chiao/Wei Tung
(5.7) Shaolin Deadly Kicks ("Flash Legs") (Hong Kong-1977) - Tao-liang Tan/Lieh Lo
(7.3) Shaolin Temple (Hong Kong-1976) - Sheng Fu/Kuan-Chun Chi
(???) The Snake, The Tiger, The Crane (Hong Kong-1975) - Carter Wong/Nan Hsi Yen
(6.9) The Street Fighter (Japan-1974) - Sonny Chiba/Waichi Yamada
(3.3) The Weapons Of Death (1982) - Eric Lee/Bob Ramos

corny in nice way
2006-11-10 - well, it's the 1970s so movie technology went only so far. it's corny in a lot of ways, but some of the stories are fun. it's a kick and it's not a lot to pay considering that you get 20 movies.