One Blow to kill (1977) Asian Movie Poster
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After the liberation, Taekwondo training hall, Hwarang Gwan is revisited by the director, Kim Shi Young and the many other apprentices. When Kim gets shot accidentally, his apprentices swear the revenge. But all of them but Jin Shik get arrested by the left-wing people. Baek Ho makes a timely return to the country and saves the friends and beats down Koznisiv. Upon Baek Ho's action, the left-wing kidnaps Jin Shik's mother and younger sister. At the last minute of the exchange of Baek Ho and the two kidnapped, Chan Ho of the left-wing group who was fed up with the Communism helps them to get through the critical situation.
The 1970s and 1980s marked a vibrant era for Chinese kung fu movie posters, which became iconic visual representations of the genre. These posters often featured dynamic illustrations of martial artists in mid-action poses, showcasing their impressive fighting skills. Bold colors and dramatic typography emphasized the excitement and intensity of the films, while exaggerated depictions of characters added an element of fantasy. This striking artwork not only attracted audiences to theaters but also contributed to the global popularity of kung fu cinema, influencing pop culture around the world.
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