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Last Hurrah for Chivalry (1979)

Name: Last Hurrah for Chivalry
Director: John Woo
Genre: action film, martial arts film
Duration: 106 min
Rating: 7

Last Hurrah for Chivalry (豪俠) is a 1979 Hong Kong wuxia film written and directed by John Woo and produced by Raymond Chow. It starred Damian Lau, Wei Pai, Bonnie Ngai, Lau Kong, and Lee Hoi-sang. The film is cited as a thematic precursor to Woo's better-known heroic bloodshed films. It was released theatrically in Hong Kong by Golden Harvest on 11 November 1979.

Directed by John Woo · Music by Roman Tam · 106 min

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The Young Dragons — 1974
The Dragon Tamers — 1975
Princess Chang Ping — 1975
Hand of Death — 1976
Money Crazy — 1977
Follow the Star — 1978
Laughing Times — 1980
From Riches to Rags — 1980
To Hell with the Devil — 1981
Plain Jane to the Rescue — 1982
Run, Tiger, Run — 1984
A Better Tomorrow — 1986
Heroes Shed No Tears — 1986
A Better Tomorrow 2 — 1987
Just Heroes — 1989
The Killer — 1989
Bullet in the Head — 1990
Once a Thief — 1991
Hard Boiled — 1992
Hard Target — 1993
Once a Thief — 1996
Broken Arrow — 1996
Face/Off — 1997
Blackjack — 1998
Mission: Impossible 2 — 2000
Windtalkers — 2002
Hostage — 2002
Paycheck — 2003
All the Invisible Children — 2006

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