The Top Martial Art Movies Off All Time. Lights, Camera,Kung-Fu.

martial art films and action films are one and the same, both styles of films contain violence. Martial art movies comes in all shapes and sizes,Kung Fu movies are eather comedies, spiritual, and political. Most martial art movies have training sequences and usually the main character goes through some sort of emotional experience, where he must overcome his situation by means of martial arts and or Kungh-Fu.

While watching a kung fu movie one can see gunfights car chases huge explosings, hand-to-hand combat, and also sword and knife fighting. I enjoy martial art movies very much , so I have put together a list of myfavorite actors and movies , I hope you enjoy martial art movies just as much as I do, check out my to Picks.

Keep in mind that this is no real legit list this is my own personal favorites and if you haven't seen either one of these movies I suggest you have to check out these awesome kung fu flicks

• Ip Man: 1,2
• bloodsport
• Ong Bak
• the protector
• all Bruce Lee movies
• Shaolin
• crouching Tiger hidden Dragon
• fist of legend
• war
• rush-hour
• rumble in the Bronx
• drunken Masters

"Truth has no path. Truth is living and, therefore, changing. Awareness is without choice, without demand, without anxiety; in that state of mind, there is perception. To know oneself is to study oneself in action with another person. Awareness has no frontier; it is giving of your whole being, without exclusion." (Bruce Lee)

Bruce Lee was born on November 27 1940 ,he was a Chinese American who started his acting career Hong Kong. Bruce Lee was known to be a philosopher, film director, film producer, the founder of the martial art Jet Kune Do, a screenwriter, and some say he is the most influential martial artists the world has ever seen .Bruce was born in San Francisco but was raised in China , intill the age of 18 when he returned to the US to claim his citizenship. Bruce Lee started his martial arts training, in the style of wing Chun. Hs master was world-famous IP Man

• The Big Boss (1971)
• Fist of Fury (1972)
• Way of the Dragon (1972)
• Enter the Dragon (1973)
• The Game of Death (1978)

Tony jaa was born on February 5, 1976 in Surin province, Isaan, Thailand. In Thailand he is known as jaa Panom. Tony Jaa is a martial arts actor, a Buddhist monk, and a fight Choreographer. He is mostly known for his acrobatic skills and his in movie aggressive fast-paced fight sequences.

• Ong Bak : 1,2,3
• The Protector
• Batte Warrior
• Spritied Killer

"I never say to myself I'm the best fighter in the world. If someone learns martial arts solely to pick fights on the street, to lean on it as a keystone weapon in conflicts, to use it to bully and intimidate others – then that person, in my opinion, cannot be considered a true martial artist." (Jet Lee)

Jet Li was born on April 26, 1963, his birth name is Li Lianjie. Jet Li is a wushu champion, actor, and a film producer. Jet Li has starred in many martial art films he has played heroes, villains, Buddhist monks, and kung fu legends. Jet Li is known for his fast hands, and his knack for placeing classic WuShu fighting techniques in his films.

• The Shaolin Temple
• The Once Upon a Time in China
• Fist of Legend

• Fist of legend
• Once upon a Time in China
• My father is a hero
• Fearless
• Hero
• Black mask
• The one
• Tai chi master
• Lethal weapon 4
• Cradle-to-the-grave
• War
• Enforcer

Jackie Chan was born in 1954, on 7 April. Jackie started his acting career in Hong Kong, Jackie is a martial artist, comedian, producer, screenwriter,and stunt performer. Jackie Chan has been in over 100 martial arts and Kung Fu movies. Jackie is mostly known for his comedic relief in his martial art roles, he also does all his own stunt work.

• Shaolin
• The karate kid
• Little big soldier
• The forbidden kingdom
• kung fu panda
• Rush-hour 1,2,3
• The tuxedo
• Shanghai noon
• Mr. nice guy
• Rumble in the Bronx
• Drunken master

In many ways kung fu movies are similar to American style films like westerns, most people associate Chinese cinema with kung fu movies. Martial arts, and kung fu movies were part of the first types of Chinese cinema productions. It seems to me with the popularity of modern mixed martial arts fighting organizations, growth of martial arts awareness around the world, I believe that kung fu martial arts movies will be staying with us forever.

"Truth has no path. Truth is living and, therefore, changing. Awareness is without choice, without demand, without anxiety; in that state of mind, there is perception. To know oneself is to study oneself in action with another person. Awareness has no frontier; it is giving of your whole being, without exclusion." (Bruce Lee)