[Kung Fu] The Art Of Action, Martial Arts in The Movies (Incl. B

The Art Of Action, Martial Arts in The Movies (Incl. Bruce Lee, 2002) - DVD/Rmvb HKFlix Says: 4 Stars This is a wonderful documentary which follows the history of martial arts films from their earliest origins to their current state. If you are new to the genre, this documentary will bring you up to speed beautifully. For others, the interviews with many living legends will be of great interest. Avg. Rating: 4 / 5 (based on 1 rating). Plot: Take a trip through martial arts history, as host Samuel L. Jackson shows you the most action-packed moments from over 100 movies, including rarely-seen vintage films and modern-day favorites! Overview: Go behind the scenes of a worldwide phenomenon! The best moments from the greatest martial arts movies of all time! Take a trip through martial arts history, from its beginnings in bloody rebellion to the high-flying action movies of today. Join host Samuel L. Jackson for the most action-packed moments from over 100 movies, including rarely-seen vintage films and modern-day favorites! Cast: Samuel L. Jackson || Ang Lee || John Woo || Sammo Hung http://www.hkflix.com/xq/asp/filmID.542270/qx/details.htm _________________ Do not break the share chain! Once you have completed download, seed for the next person in the chain as you possibly can. If this torrent link is dead or not well seeded, PM me for a re-seed!

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johnisnrone (2007-09-21)

Hi, I can't play this file. What should I do to make it playable?

pegbundy (2010-05-09)

Ok so it is in a Rmvb file and not AVI or divix or xvid. If memory serves me corredctly this is a Real Player format. I used ConvertX to DVD4 and it did an OK job. Remember the Rmvb has less frames per second. Any way when I played it there was no sound! I converted it a second time changing the audio settings and there was no sound again. The Original Rmvb file has sound when playing in my PC real player but not the converted DVD. This is a great movie. I still have a copy but my copy is too scratched up to play or even fix. I need to replace it. Can any one offer some advise...........And before I seem ungrateful I want to thank you James for sharing so many wonderful Martial Arts movies.

pegbundy (2010-05-10)

OK, now I tried converting it with "Super" by eright. It did an OK job but it pixelates and has green lines all over it. At least the sound came through this time. So far only watching this on my PC using Real PLayer seems to be the only solution.