PAW Patrol: The Movie
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The Ming Patriots (1981)
Bruce Li stars as a kung fu fighter who with a group friends defies the Ching Dynasty, using his martial arts and sense of honor he succeeds though not without some personal losses.
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Bruce Li stars as a kung fu fighter who with a group friends defies the Ching Dynasty, using his martial arts and sense of honor he succeeds though not without some personal losses.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Action
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In Theaters:3/1/1981
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Runtime:89 minutes
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