Martial Arts Film - List of Notable Martial Arts Films

List of Notable Martial Arts Films

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Year Title
1928 The Burning of the Red Lotus Temple
1949 The True Story of Wong Fei Hung
1966 Come Drink with Me
1966 Dragon Inn
1967 The One-Armed Swordsman
1969 Chinese Boxer
1970 Vengeance
1971 The Big Boss
1971 Billy Jack
1972 King Boxer
1972 Fist of Fury (aka) The Chinese Connection
1972 Way of the Dragon
1973 Karate Kiba
1973 Enter the Dragon
1974 The Street Fighter series
1975 Champion of Death
1975 Karate Bearfighter
1977 Karate for Life
1977 Doberman Cop
1977 Golgo 13: Assignment Kowloon
1978 Shogun's Samurai
1978 Five Deadly Venoms
1978 The 36th Chamber of Shaolin
1978 Snake in the Eagle's Shadow
1978 Drunken Master
1979 G.I. Samurai
1979 Knockabout
1980 The Octagon
1981 Samurai Reincarnation
1982 The Prodigal Son
1982 Shaolin Temple
1983 Zu Warriors from the Magic Mountain
1983 Project A
1983 Winners and Sinners
1984 The Karate Kid
1985 Mr. Vampire
1985 Yes, Madam
1985 Police Story
1986 No Retreat, No Surrender
1988 Bloodsport
1989 Best of the Best
1989 Kickboxer
1991 Once Upon a Time in China
1992 Under Siege
1992 Supercop
1992 Rapid Fire (1992 film)
1992 Shootfighter: Fight to the Death
1993 The Bride With White Hair
1993 Iron Monkey
1993 Only the Strong
1994 Timecop
1994 Fist of Legend
1994 Drunken Master II
1995 Mortal Kombat
1995 Rumble in the Bronx
1996 Kickboxer
1997 Mortal Kombat Annihilation
1998 Blade
1998 Rush Hour
1999 The Matrix
2000 Shanghai Noon
2000 Romeo Must Die
2000 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
2002 Hero
2002 Undisputed
2002 Blade II
2003 Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior
2004 Kung Fu Hustle
2004 Blade: Trinity
2004 New Police Story
2004 Fighter in the Wind
2005 SPL: Sha Po Lang
2005 Tom-Yum-Goong
2006 Hak kuen
2006 Undisputed II: Last Man Standing
2006 The Rebel
2006 Fearless
2007 Flash Point
2008 Kung Fu Panda
2008 Chocolate
2008 Ong Bak 2
2008 Ip Man
2008 Never Back Down
2008 The Forbidden Kingdom
2008 Redbelt
2009 Ninja
2009 Blood and Bone
2009 Merantau
2009 Ninja Assassin
2009 Raging Phoenix
2010 True Legend
2010 Undisputed III: Redemption
2010 Ip Man 2
2010 The Legend Is Born – Ip Man
2010 Shaolin
2010 The Karate Kid (2010)
2010 Ong Bak 3
2010 Bangkok Knockout
2010 13 Assassins
2010 Reign of Assassins
2010 Yamada: The Samurai of Ayothaya
2011 Warrior (2011 film)
2012 The Raid: Redemption
2012 Dragon Eyes

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