Drama,Action,History,Thriller
Hong Kong,China
Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen is a Hong Kong martial arts action film released in 2010, directed by Andrew Lau and starring Donnie Yen. The film is a sequel to the 1995 television series Fist of Fury, which starred Jet Li in the role of Chen Zhen.
The movie takes place in the year 1925, seven years after the events of Fist of Fury. Chen Zhen is believed to have died while uncovering the culprit behind his master's death. However, he secretly survives and returns to Shanghai disguised as a wealthy entrepreneur named Qi Tianyuan.
Chen Zhen's mission is to take down the Japanese who are occupying Shanghai, as well as the local mafia boss who is collaborating with them. He joins the gang under the identity of a masked fighter known as Kato, who quickly gains their trust and respect for his fighting skills.
Meanwhile, Chen Zhen falls in love with Kiki, a nightclub singer who is also one of his former classmates. Kiki helps Chen Zhen uncover the secrets behind the assassination list prepared by the Japanese, which contains the names of anti-Japanese activists and leaders of the resistance movement.
Chen Zhen's ultimate goal is to avenge his master's death, save Shanghai from Japanese tyranny, and restore the pride and honor of Chinese people. The movie features several intense fighting scenes and a plot filled with twists and turns.
In conclusion, Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen is a thrilling martial arts movie that pays tribute to the classic Fist of Fury while adding new elements to the story. Donnie Yen's performance as Chen Zhen is charismatic and powerful, making the audience root for him throughout the film.
