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Wrath of the Immortal
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The Killer Meteors is a 1976 martial arts movie directed by Lo Wei and starring Jimmy Wang Yu, who also co-wrote and co-produced the film. The story revolves around Mi Wey, a famous fighter known as Killer Meteor, who possesses a special technique that allows him to throw small metal balls imbued with deadly poison at his opponents, making him unbeatable in combat.
However, despite his efficiency, Mi Wey has become bored with his life as a hero and yearns for a new challenge. He gets his wish when he meets Wa Wu Bin, a fellow fighter who is seeking his help to defeat a common enemy. Wu Bin is known as Immortal because he is rumored to have the ability to heal almost instantly from any injury. He tells Mi Wey that a powerful villain named Long-Armed Devil is wreaking havoc in their town and they must join forces to stop him.
Initially, Mi Wey is hesitant to get involved, but he eventually agrees after Wu Bin convinces him of the seriousness of the situation. The two martial artists team up to track down Long-Armed Devil and discover that he is in fact a former comrade of Wu Bin's who has turned to evil after being brainwashed by a rival clan. Long-Armed Devil is in possession of a deadly weapon that can destroy anything it comes into contact with, and he plans to use it to dominate the town.
Mi Wey and Wu Bin engage in a fierce battle with Long-Armed Devil and his minions, using their respective skills to counter their opponent's attacks. Mi Wey's Killer Meteors prove ineffective against Long-Armed Devil's long arms, forcing Mi Wey to come up with a new strategy. With Wu Bin's help, he manages to weaken Long-Armed Devil's arms, rendering him vulnerable to attack. The final confrontation between Mi Wey and Long-Armed Devil is intense, with both fighters using everything at their disposal to gain the upper hand.
In the end, Mi Wey emerges victorious, but not without sustaining serious injuries. He is hailed as a hero once again, but he realizes that true victory comes not from defeating one's enemies, but from understanding oneself and finding inner peace. Wu Bin, too, comes to this realization, and the two friends part ways, each on their own path towards self-discovery and enlightenment.
The Killer Meteors is a 1976 martial arts movie directed by Lo Wei and starring Jimmy Wang Yu, who also co-wrote and co-produced the film. The story revolves around Mi Wey, a famous fighter known as Killer Meteor, who possesses a special technique that allows him to throw small metal balls imbued with deadly poison at his opponents, making him unbeatable in combat.
However, despite his efficiency, Mi Wey has become bored with his life as a hero and yearns for a new challenge. He gets his wish when he meets Wa Wu Bin, a fellow fighter who is seeking his help to defeat a common enemy. Wu Bin is known as Immortal because he is rumored to have the ability to heal almost instantly from any injury. He tells Mi Wey that a powerful villain named Long-Armed Devil is wreaking havoc in their town and they must join forces to stop him.
Initially, Mi Wey is hesitant to get involved, but he eventually agrees after Wu Bin convinces him of the seriousness of the situation. The two martial artists team up to track down Long-Armed Devil and discover that he is in fact a former comrade of Wu Bin's who has turned to evil after being brainwashed by a rival clan. Long-Armed Devil is in possession of a deadly weapon that can destroy anything it comes into contact with, and he plans to use it to dominate the town.
Mi Wey and Wu Bin engage in a fierce battle with Long-Armed Devil and his minions, using their respective skills to counter their opponent's attacks. Mi Wey's Killer Meteors prove ineffective against Long-Armed Devil's long arms, forcing Mi Wey to come up with a new strategy. With Wu Bin's help, he manages to weaken Long-Armed Devil's arms, rendering him vulnerable to attack. The final confrontation between Mi Wey and Long-Armed Devil is intense, with both fighters using everything at their disposal to gain the upper hand.
In the end, Mi Wey emerges victorious, but not without sustaining serious injuries. He is hailed as a hero once again, but he realizes that true victory comes not from defeating one's enemies, but from understanding oneself and finding inner peace. Wu Bin, too, comes to this realization, and the two friends part ways, each on their own path towards self-discovery and enlightenment.