Warriors Two is a 1978 martial arts film directed by Sammo Hung, and starring Bryan Leung and Casanova Wong. The film takes place in Foshan, China during the late Qing dynasty. Wah, played by Casanova Wong, is a wealthy businessman who is determined to protect his village and its people from the corrupt and brutal warlord, Master Ko. Despite his efforts, Wah is savagely beaten by Ko's men and his mother is murdered in front of him.
While recovering from his injuries, Wah befriends an eccentric martial arts master named Chan Wah-Shun (played by Leung), who teaches him the Wing Chun style of Kung Fu. Wah becomes determined to use his new skills to seek revenge on Master Ko and his men. With the help of Chan, Wah begins to hone his skills and prepare for a final showdown with the villains.
Throughout the film, there are several intense and well-choreographed fight scenes, including a memorable sequence in which Chan takes on several of Master Ko's men at once. The film also features several classic Wing Chun techniques, including the one-inch punch and the wooden dummy training.
Overall, Warriors Two is a thrilling and action-packed martial arts film that showcases the talents of both its director, Sammo Hung, and its lead actors Bryan Leung and Casanova Wong.
