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Picture Galleries
Fatal Fury the Legend of the Hungry
Wolf
(83 Pictures)
Fatal Fury 2: The New Battle
(100 Pictures)
Fatal Fury: The Motion Picture
(257 Pictures)
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Summary
(This summary is the same as the
one on the back of the VHS tape)
In the tradition of martial arts films
such as Bruce Lee's Enter The Dragon and director John Woo's The
Killer comes a hard-hitting new animated video from Japanese director
Masami Obari.
When world-class martial artist Jeff Bogard is
brutally murdered before his sons' eyes by a former family friend, young
Terry and Andy Bogard must devote their spirits, their talents, their
very lives to bare-knuckled street fighting techniques. If they
stand a chance of avenging their father's death. If.
As the time of the King of Fighter tournament
approaches, only one son will be chosen to learn the legendary hakkyokuseiken
technique. Will it be older brother Terry, a loner by nature, whose
freedom-loving spirit finds great joy in his own hardened street fighting
skills? Or will it be tough little brother Andy, silver-haired and
beautiful, whose special attacks include "Flying Wing Fist" and "Super
Explosive Rending Bullet"?
In the blood-soaked and honor-bound world of
martial arts, a martial artist's technique isn't just a means to an end...
it's a way of life. Based on the internationally bestselling video
game for the NeoGeo, Super Nintendo and Sega game systems, phenomenal
fight scenes and non-stop action make Fatal Fury a sure-fire hit with
fans of Hong Kong action films and video game enthusiasts alike.
Fatal Fury from Viz Video: In an age of scientific
wonders and technological miracles, the human body is still the world's
most dangerous machine.
Again just in case you did not see before this is the same thing as the
back of the tape.
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Movie Summaries + Reviews
Fatal Fury the Legend of the Hungry Wolf
Fatal Fury 2: The New Battle
Fatal Fury: The Motion Picture
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Review
Fatal Fury Legend of the Hungry
Wolf is a good movie but nothing too spectacular. Any fan of the
video games or fans of martial arts should definitely enjoy it though.
Fatal Fury has a pretty good story, decent animation, and very good fight
scenes that give it my overall grade of 7 (out of 10). Which means
it is good but not an absolute must-buy.
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