gutsanduppercuts: Jackie Chan’s sword fight against Yuen Tak in “The Myth.” I don’t know why Yuen Tak is chosen to be an Indian fighter here. He got the same treatment in “Operation Scorpio” as kung fu cinema seems to be okay with people
gutsanduppercuts: Jackie Chan’s sword fight against Yuen Tak in “The Myth.” I don’t know why Yuen Tak is chosen to be an Indian fighter here. He got the same treatment in “Operation Scorpio” as kung fu cinema seems to be okay with people
gutsanduppercuts: Jackie Chan’s sword fight against Yuen Tak in “The Myth.” I don’t know why Yuen Tak is chosen to be an Indian fighter here. He got the same treatment in “Operation Scorpio” as kung fu cinema seems to be okay with people
gutsanduppercuts: Jackie Chan’s sword fight against Yuen Tak in “The Myth.” I don’t know why Yuen Tak is chosen to be an Indian fighter here. He got the same treatment in “Operation Scorpio” as kung fu cinema seems to be okay with people
gutsanduppercuts: Jackie Chan’s sword fight against Yuen Tak in “The Myth.” I don’t know why Yuen Tak is chosen to be an Indian fighter here. He got the same treatment in “Operation Scorpio” as kung fu cinema seems to be okay with people
gutsanduppercuts: Jackie Chan’s sword fight against Yuen Tak in “The Myth.” I don’t know why Yuen Tak is chosen to be an Indian fighter here. He got the same treatment in “Operation Scorpio” as kung fu cinema seems to be okay with people
