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1.Flower Drum Song starring: Nancy Kwan, James Shigeta, Benson Fong, Jack Soo, Juanita Hall directed by: Henry Koster March 01, 1992
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I'm not Chinese, and even I was insulted. I can't believe that at one point in our country's history this was considered art.

2.The Left Hand of God starring: Humphrey Bogart, Gene Tierney, Lee J. Cobb, Agnes Moorehead, E.G. Marshall directed by: Edward Dmytryk November 16, 1989
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I first saw this movie as a kid when it was first released. I have seen it a number of times since then and always enjoy it. Is the casting a little 'off'? Certainly! Is the idea of Bogart as a priest somewhat strange? Absolutely! But does he play the role well? Yes! Is Lee J. Cobb amusing as a Chinese Warlord? Indeed! Is his make-up exaggerated? Yes, beyond belief!!! But again, does he play his role well? Yes! And the others, do they play their roles well? No question! I read the reviews posted here and find that what others say is true - but - this is still an entertaining film, reasonably well acted, and has a superb cast. This is not a movie to be dismissed. It stands the test of time and it stands up to be reseeing. I whole heartedly recommend it to everyone.

3.Kung Fu starring: David Carradine, Barry Sullivan, Albert Salmi, Wayne Maunder, Benson Fong directed by: Jerry Thorpe December 13, 1993
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This movie and the DVD series of Seasons one, two and three, from the original T.V. show are a Must See. The lessons learned from them are integrating themselves into my life and creating permanent, positive changes. I heartily recommend everyone watch them, even if you saw the series 30 years ago. The lessons in life, if taken, will positively change your life forever. By the way, David Carradine is fantastic. No one could ever match his performance in such a role.

4.Charlie Chan: At the Opera starring: Warner Oland, Boris Karloff, Keye Luke, William Demarest, Guy Usher directed by: H. Bruce Humberstone September 01, 1998
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1937's "Charlie Chan at the Opera" is a better than average episode in the long running Charlie Chan series. Warner Oland stars as the titular Honolulu Police Detective, with Keye Luke as Number One Son, while Boris Karloff has an outstanding guest role as an escaped mental patient now haunting an opera house in the manner of "The Phantom of the Opera." The story opens with Karloff's escape from a mental institution, then presents a murder at an Opera House to draw in Charlie Chan. Chan is his usual inscrutable self in his police work, with veteran character actor William Demarest (Uncle Charlie of "My Three Sons") as his none-too-bright foil on the local police force. The plot itself is filled with the usual collection of suspects and more than the usual number of red herrings; only the most ... Read More

5.The Love Bug starring: Dean Jones, Michele Lee, David Tomlinson, Buddy Hackett, Joe Flynn directed by: Robert Stevenson September 16, 1997
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This is the original Love Bug movie, and it still retains its charm, entertaining and suspence of Walt Disney movies.

6.Charlie Chan - The Chinese Cat starring: Sidney Toler, Joan Woodbury, Mantan Moreland, Benson Fong, Ian Keith directed by: Phil Rosen July 21, 1998
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1944's "The Chinese Cat" pits famous detective Charlie Chan, here played by Sidney Toler, against a murderous diamond smuggling gang. The famous Honolulu detective, seconded to the U.S. Government for the war effort, is assisted by series regulars Number Three Son Tommy (Benson Fong) and nervous cab driver Birmingham Brown (Mantan Moreland). Chan is asked to investigate a cold case involving the locked room murder of the husband of a wealthy socialite, who has now been acccused of the murder by a muck-raking novelist. Chan and his son follow a rather improbable string of clues that point to a bigger conspiracy and high stakes in the form of stolen diamonds. As witnesses keep showing up dead, and one dead witness keeps showing up alive, Chan, Tommy, and Brown close in on the smuggling gang's hideout in a old ... Read More

7.Girls! Girls! Girls! starring: Elvis Presley, Stella Stevens, Jeremy Slate, Laurel Goodwin, Benson Fong directed by: Norman Taurog July 30, 1992
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This movie was great and the picture and sound was good. I enjoyed the movie. I love Elvis music and he was excellent singer. Especially he was singing with an little dance, that was great. This movie was fun and joy.

8.Conquest of Space starring: Walter Brooke, Eric Fleming, Mickey Shaughnessy, Phil Foster, William Redfield directed by: Byron Haskin November 11, 1998
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When I was a kid they used to run Sci-Fi and horror movies on Saturday mornings. Some were truly excellent such as The Thing, or The Day The Earth Stood Still. Other times, they were frankly pretty cheesy. Still, when your a kid that's part of their charm. The special effects here weren't half bad for it's day. I think that this film should be in every serious sci-fi buffs collection. Speaking of cult classics, here's a hot tip: Amazon has "An Occurence At Owl Creek Bridge"!! You haven't seen it? It's the one short film that will haunt you for life. SEE IT!

9.Kung Fu starring: David Carradine, Kerrie Keane, Mako, William Lucking, Luke Askew directed by: Richard Lang July 14, 1994
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This was the perfect conclusion to the series of the same name. It carried the same actors and story line to a conclusion that could have been a new beginning to the series. Set the the old West with an unusual hero the series and the movie gives viewers a look at a culture that has been all but wiped out by the history of China.

10.Our Man Flint starring: James Coburn, Lee J. Cobb, Gila Golan, Edward Mulhare, Benson Fong directed by: Daniel Mann January 01, 1998
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When it first came out in the sixties, I thought Flint was really cool. I watched it in 2008, and it turns out that my memory of how cool the film was just shows how little I knew in the sixties, either about cool or about movies. The special effects are primative, the plot tedious, and the acting over. All that remains is James Coburn, who really is cool. But Coburn has been in much better films than this. Watch The Magnificent Seven instead.

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