>>13390101I liken it to guys who were really into those old Chop Sockey films from the 70s and early 80s where they had extended, choreographed fight scenes and all the soundtrack was was a bunch of slap noises, grunts and HYAH's. They were full of no selling, bleeding and the only motivation for it was to win a tournament or something.
Once martial arts films started having story, they evolved into the mega box office hits of early Seagal, Van Damme and the like which killed off the Hong Kong style karate flicks and ushered in a decade of high grossing action films.
