Shoalin Hero...the one with Meng Fei/Beardy

[Topgun]

I wonder if any one of you have noticed this scene in the " Shaolin Hero", starring Meng Fei and Beardy Liang Jia Ren.

After watching it over more than 10 times on VHS and VCD.
Last several days, as I was watching it from the scence where there is a reflection time when Meng Fei and his girl friend are walking in the flower garden, on my labtop computer, I noticed something flashing very fast in the background. I rewinded it back-and-fort to see what it was. Ah...huh.... here we go--the flower garden is located next to a highway. I mean, you can easily see cars flying by on the background.

What an unfortunate waste of a piece of a good movie!

Could some else comment on this? Many thanks.

Topgun

[Chia Ling AKA Judy Lee]

This is historically accurate, as the Abbot responsible for the Shaolin flower gardens at the the time of the Ming dynasty recognised the importance of good transport links.

[Markgway]

:lol

[thundered mantis]

There are tons of mistakes like that in kf movies (as in other movies also). In Drunken Master, you can actually see a soccer goal near the place where bamboo king and Jackie are fightin´

[oldeschool17]

This is historically accurate, as the Abbot responsible for the Shaolin flower gardens at the the time of the Ming dynasty recognised the importance of good transport links.
lol :rollin

[Markgway]

You'd think they could find a bit of space in Korea that didn't have cars zooming in the background. I wish I still had the film so I could have a laugh.

[JustinB123]

There is a scene in one of the Celestial Shaw Bros. releases where you can see a moving car in the background. I think it was a Cheng Pei-Pei film, but I can't remember which one. I also noticed a car in the background of one of the final scenes of Axing of the Coffin.

[johnnydragon]

how could you watch Shaolin Hero more then once!
this is like one of the worst movies of all time! and I've
been watching for 30+ years!

[morgoth]

Shaolin Hero is incredibly stupid, but I liked it. I can't explain why, but it was just so weird and stupid that I couldn't help but like it. And the fight scenes are good.

[Markgway]

It's been a while... but I've seen a lot worse.

I think the original title is The Great Massacre and the Korean version features different lead actors.

[GwaiLoMoFo]

Every once in a while you can spot telephone poles in the backgound of these "classic" films. :lol

[Markgway]

I certainly don't look for these things... so if I did spot one it must've been obvious.

[gfanikf]

Don't forget the modern cop (who is also really tall) complete with the green shorts, walking around in Joesph Kuo's Shao-Lin Kung Fu (I think thats the title).