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Friday, April 29, 2011
Relased : 2010
Country : USA
Format File : MKV
Starring : Mark Wahlberg, Christian Bale, Amy Adams
Genre : Biography, Drama, Sport
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Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Relased : 2011
Country : USA
Format File : MKV
Starring : Wang Ban, Li Guangjie, Huang Yi, Hu Ke, Zhu Xinyun
Genre : Action, Adventure
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Friday, April 8, 2011
Relased : 2004
Country : South Korea
Format File : AVI
Starring : Yang Dong Geun
Genre : Action, Biography, Drama, History, War
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Fighter in the Wind is a dramatic and stylized portrayal of the life of Kyokushin karate founder Masutatsu Oyama, or as he is known in this movie by his original Korean name, Choi Baedal. As a biopic of a man who wrestled bulls and whom the New York Times declared in 1961 to be “the toughest man in the world,” it falls far short of giving an accurate portrayal of someone whose real-life exploits are more fascinating than any fiction. That said, Fighter in the Wind is an immensely entertaining martial arts movie that’s full of breath-taking action and heart.
In 1975, Mas Oyama collaborated with his student Sonny Chiba on a trilogy of films about his life beginning with Karate Bullfighter. As would be expected of a Sonny Chiba movie, they were exploitive and highly exaggerated accounts of Oyama’s life. By this point in his life, Oyama had become something of a folk hero in Japan after having trained in solitude for two years like a modern Musashi Miyamoto, defeated countless martial arts challengers all over the world, wrestled as many as 52 bulls, and gone on to found Kyokushin karate which is still going strong to this day. His early exploits in Japan, during and right after World War II, had become the subject of manga serials that turned him into a martial arts super hero. It’s understandable then that ten years after his death, Korea would honor their own with a movie in keeping with the spirit of Mas Oyama, rather than the facts.
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