Chinese/Japanese Martial arts film?

[Norrin Radd]

Police Story 3
Yes, Madam!
Ong-Bak
Anything with Bruce Lee

[Oisterman]

Shaolin & Wu Tang.

Awesome movie.

[hian]

Ong-Bak
Chocolate
Raging Pheonix
Fighter In The Wind
Zatoichi
Hero
Fearless

Other than that,
almost anything by Jet Li or Jackie Chan. I'd recommend Bruce Lee's movies as well,
but they're getting dated, so if you're used to modern movies, they won't look as good.

(and if you like all-out brawls: Crows Zero 1&2, and Drop)

[SourChicken]

(and if you like all-out brawls: Crows Zero 1&2, and Drop)

I was going to say Crows Zero aswell, but they aren't Martial Arts; even if they are awesome films.

[matey]

Oh yes,i forgot bruce lee

[Norrin Radd]

I've got to disagree with Hian, there.

I feel that Enter the Dragon is accessible to anyone with a shred of taste. That's me, though.

[hian]

I was going to say Crows Zero aswell, but they aren't Martial Arts; even if they are awesome films.

I know they aren't. But I felt they were worth mentioning just in case. After all, unless you're specifically looking for stylized fighting, most people watch these kind of movies just for the fight scenes, and Crows Zero have epic fight scenes.

I've got to disagree with Hian, there.

I feel that Enter the Dragon is accessible to anyone with a shred of taste. That's me, though.

That wasn't my point though. I wasn't criticizing Bruce Lee's movies. Simply saying that if you're a person who're looking for the martial arts coreography that you see in most modern movies(and equate that with "good"), then old classics are going to look like, well, shit.

I love the Bruce Lee movies. I just know people who get bit by the hype, watch the movie, and then go "well, that was rubbish".