what is your favorite martial arts movies old or new?

"36th Chamber of Shaolin" (1978, Hong Kong) with Liu Chia-Hui and Chen Szu-Chia!

"Shaolin Mantis (a.k.a. "Deadly Mantis)", 1978, Hong Kong) with Chiang Da-Wei, Li Li-Li and Huang Hsing-Hsiu!

"Blood Brothers" (1973, Hong Kong) with Ti Lung, Chen Kuan-Tai, Chiang Da-Wei and Ching Li!

"The Street Fighter" (1974, Japan) with Maeda Sadao (a.k.a. Chiba Shenichi or Sonny Chiba)!

"Return Of The Street Fighter" (1975, Japan) also stars Maeda Sadao!

"Sister Street Fighter" (1976, Japan) with Maeda Sadao again and Shiomi Etsuko (a.k.a. Sue Shiomi)!

"Legend Of The Black Scorpion (a.k.a. "The Banquet") with Zhang Zi-Yi and Wu Yin-Cho (a.k.a. Daniel Wu)!

Ukowais Silat, Yayan Ruhian, Donnie Yen, Jet Li, Sammo Hung , Jackie Chen , Jason Straghaun, Bruce Lee.

Hi Nick. There is no doubt that Kung Fu is the best martial arts. All the best martial art movies are based on Kung Fu. Some of the best martial arts movies are:-

- Drunken Master (1978)

- Fist of Fury (1972)

- Yip Man (2008)

- The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (1978)

- The Big Boss (1971)

There are a lot, but I can't remember all of the names. But I'll name the ones that I do remember.

Who Am I? starring Jackie Chan

Flashpoint - Donnie Yen

The Raid Redemption

Kung Pow! (hilarious spoof.)

Man, I'm totally blanking on names right now. I've seen and love tons of martial arts movies, but I'm totally spacing the names right now. Anyway, my favorite MA actors are Jackie Chan and Donnie Yen.

The Forbidden Kingdom‎

Bloodsport

Ip Man

Once Upon a Time in China

The Last Samurai

Ong Bak

Mortal Combat

Enter the Dragon

Armor of the Gods

The 36th Chamber of Shaolin

The Karate Kid(original)

The Perfect Weapon

American Ninja

In no order and of the top of my head at this moment.

the tai chi master

crouching tiger hidden dragon

there's a bunch of jackie chan movies I loved when I was a kid (spiritual kung fu, police story, rumble in the bronx, etc) but I'm not sure if I would still enjoy them now lol

anything with Bruce Lee

The one where Jackie Chan purposely jumps and lands on his back repeatedly, can't find it.

i like this though

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8CtOqJy6xM

rocky & enter the dragon.

bloodsport