Snake and Crane - Arts Of Shaolin [1978] DvDrip - SyMbIoTe

Snake and Crane: Arts Of Shaolin [1978]






http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078251/

IMDb Rating: 6.3 / 10 (based on 504 votes)
HKFlix Avg. Rating: 3.9 / 5 (based on 16 votes)

Plot:

Jackie Chan stars as the young warrior who must fight off numerous clans to safeguard a secret martial arts scroll.

Overview:

During a meeting of Shaolin Masters at Hua Mountain, a new technique called "Snake and Crane" is developed. The Masters are mysteriously killed, and the book of records is lost. It is rumored that Hsu Yin Fung (Jackie Chan) is the murderer, and he becomes the target of attack by other warriors. Hsu is helped by two women who love him dearly. When one of them is killed, Hsu and the other warriors go to the Shaolin Temple to seek out Master Tse Kung. They then learn that Chien-Tse of the Black Dragon Clan is the real murderer. Having secretly learned and perfected the technique of Snake and Crane, Hsu finally kills Chien in an unbelievable finale.


Cast:

Jackie Chan (Sing Lung) || Nora Miao || Kam Kong || Kim Chin Lan || Lee Ying Kwok || Liu Ya Ying

Running Time:

97 mins. (approx.)

Languages:

Mandarin (5.1 Surround)

Subtitles:

English

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I have decided (unless specifically requested), i will be putting all these HKL remasters up as divx with ac3 5.1 to keep the download time down. I also prefer the original language with english subs over the eng dub version.
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MOVIE:
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Duration: 01:36:57
Size: 1149.79 MB
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VIDEO:
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Size: 834.55 MB
Codec: Xvid
Resolution: 720 x 576
Frame Rate: 25fps
Quant. Matrix: H.263/MPEG
Apect Ratio: 1.250
Frames: 145425

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AUDIO:
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Size: 310.66 MB
Codec: AC3
Channels: 5.1 (surround)
Sample Rate: 48000Hz
Bitrate: 448kbps
Bitrate Mode: CBR
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I love this film for the incredibly long intro scene of jackie cutting loose - you'll see what i mean. The film itself doesn't have much substance, but then again who watches kung fu for anything other than a fine display of ass kicking goodness :)


Peace

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