[HK-Movie] Magnificent Warriors - 中华战士 (1987)

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Title: Magnificent Warriors (Dynamite Fighters) (中华战士)
Year: 1987
Country: Hong Kong
Language: Cantonese | Mandarin
Subtitles: English | Chinese
Size: 365MB
Media: MKV
Cast: Michelle Yeoh, Richard Ng, Derek Yee, Lowell Lo, Chindy Lau, Matsui Tetsuya, Matsui Tetsuya, Jing Chen, Chi Ling Chiu, Hark-On Fung, Jang Lee Hwang, Meng Lo, Feng Ku

The year is 1938. In a Bhutan town close to Tibet, the Japanese army is secretly building a military factory to produce poisonous gas. The town's timid ruler Youda (Lowell Lo) asks the Chinese government for help, and they send in their top spy "001" (Derek Yee) to investigate the case and rescue Youda, while also enlisting the help of China's first female pilot Ming (Michelle Yeoh) to fly them to safety. But the ragtag group of warriors ends up staying behind to stop the Japanese occupation forces in an explosive, exciting showdown!

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Review by Kozo:
This derivative combination of Raiders of the Lost Ark and HK’s Fighting Female genre is an entertaining if not awe-inspiring adventure film. Michelle Yeoh is Ming, an adventurer who’s recruited by the Chinese to fly to Northern China to locate and help Agent 001 (Derek Yee). She’s entrusted with transporting Youda (Lowell Lo), the ruler of a city named Kaal, back to safety in Sourthen China. Youda has been hosting some Japanese soldiers led by Matsui Tesuya, who are intent on using Kaal as a poison gas factory.

As these types of movies would have it, Ming and Agent 001 decide to help repel the Japanese invaders, leading to all sorts of talk about Japanese imperialism. Politics aside, the main draw of a film like this is the action and stunts, which it delivers in spades. Good fight choreography and set pieces punctuate this fun film. What happens between the action is mildly amusing - it’s just a lot of wackiness with swindler Richard Ng and some standard flirting between Michelle Yeoh and Derek Yee - but none of it stands out as being overly interesting.

There is an overabundance of cuteness from Michelle Yeoh, which is strange to watch considering the presence she is capable of. Overall this is a worthy actioner, but what sets better films like Millionaire’s Express apart from this one is a better balance of action and comedy, and the exhilaration factor that makes HK Cinema so pleasurable. Magnificent Warriors is terrific HK Cinema and well worth watching - it’s just not exhilarating, that’s all. I love this review ):