The Iron Monkey 1993 Watch Free in HD

Rongguang Yu

1958, Beijing, China

Donnie Yen

27 July 1963, Canton, China

Jean Wang

1 August 1970, Kaohsiung, Taiwan

Sze-Man Tsang

1980, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Shun-Yee Yuen

James Wong

16 February 1940, Canton, China

25 August 1963, West Virginia, USA

31 August 1947, Los Angeles, California, USA

Joe Ochman

24 August 1954, Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA

Bob Papenbrook

18 September 1955, San Diego, California, USA

Derek Stephen Prince

5 February 1969, Los Angeles, California, USA

Mei-Yee Sze

Kirk Thornton

13 May 1956, Portland, Oregon, USA

Ezra Weisz

1 January 1971, Freehold, New Jersey, USA

1 January 1945, Guangzhou, China

Richard Epcar

29 April 1955, Denver, Colorado, USA

Tan Cheung

Dr. Yang

Played by: Rongguang Yu

Wong Kei-Ying

Played by: Donnie Yen

Miss Orchid

Played by: Jean Wang

Wong Fei Hung

Played by: Sze-Man Tsang

Governor Cheng

Played by: James Wong

ReelViews

[Yuen's] fights are innovative and intense, whether they're a whirlwind one-on-one duel or one of many struggles featuring multiple combatants.

October 16, 2001

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Ozus' World Movie Reviews

Some of the best fight sequences one can expect to see in this genre.

February 06, 2008

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Movie Views

Despite its seemingly constant action, the focus was way too light for my liking, resulting in a film that's often more corny than it is enthralling.

September 27, 2009

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Entertainment Weekly

Yuen tosses off nimble, elegantly witty solutions to life's most vexing problems regarding rooms full of bad guys who won't take thwak for an answer.

October 18, 2001

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Cinema Signals

Woo-ping is as unembarrassed by the hokiness of his narrative as he is by that of his unending combat enactments, which you can accept as intentional stylistic exaggerations.

September 22, 2009

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Seattle Times

A breathtaking pleasure certain to build anticipation for Yuen's future directing efforts on this side of the globe.

October 12, 2001

Movie Metropolis

Despite it's tonal split personality, Iron Monkey is a fun Hong Kong martial arts action-comedy that offers a heck of a climax.

September 23, 2009

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Toronto Star

Think of Iron Monkey as the potboiling cousin of Crouching Tiger, rather than its most honoured forefather, and you'll be on the right wavelength.

October 12, 2001

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Slate

A rollicking, comic-book Robin Hood plot and more furiously entertaining fight scenes than the ones in Ang Lee's solemn martial-arts art movie.

October 12, 2001

Old School Reviews

some of the finest martial arts displays imaginable, and it doesn't take itself seriously

September 25, 2009

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Washington Post

A crackling Cantonese action caper in the tradition of Robin Hood, Zorro, Batman et al.

January 06, 2002

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