The Raid
Why this pick
Like Man of Tai Chi, it builds its drama through escalating, cleanly staged hand-to-hand combat, with a relentless pace and an underdog pushed through a brutal hierarchy.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Man of Tai Chi, it builds its drama through escalating, cleanly staged hand-to-hand combat, with a relentless pace and an underdog pushed through a brutal hierarchy.
Why this pick
Its martial-arts set pieces have the same showcase quality and physical clarity, centred on a gifted fighter whose innocence contrasts with the harsh criminal world around her.
Why this pick
This is a darker, grittier match for the film’s honour-versus-corruption tension, delivering forceful urban fights and a serious emotional weight beneath the choreography.
Why this pick
For the close-quarters intensity of Man of Tai Chi, Flash Point offers exceptionally tactile MMA-influenced action and a determined cop-versus-gangster rivalry.
Why this pick
A far bloodier option, it preserves the kinetic martial-arts precision and criminal underworld stakes, with sustained, expertly choreographed close-quarters action.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Donaka Mark

Ching Sha
MMA Fighter

Police Officer #1

Inspector Wong
Tak Ming

Chen Lin-Hu

Gilang Sanjaya