Fu for Thought

Fu for Thought

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Fu for Thought episodes

  • Fong Sai Yuk aka The Legend

    This week we have on guests for the first time! Steph and Joey from Art School Dropouts join us do discuss Jet Li's wirefu classic.

    We talk all things wire work, I reveal my newfound opinions on coffee, Joey tells us how he and Steph became best friends (it's a great story) and, later in the episode, we answer listener questions! Enjoy!

    You can find Art School Dropouts at www.artschooldropouts.com

    2 hr 38 min
  • Fist of Fury

    It's our 50th episode! Huzzah! This week, we revisit Bruce Lee's filmography. We discuss the man himself and then things get very tangent-y as we chat about the science of twerking and polyamory.

    We'd like to take some time out to thank every one of our listeners. We truly appreciate you!

    2 hr 12 min
  • Mortal Kombat 2021

    Sadly, this week's podcast isn't a FLAWLESS VICTORY as we do suffer from some technical issues. We keep trucking though as we talk about the this year's hottest video game-to-movie movie.

    We chat about our limits when it comes to blood, guts and gore, Kung Lao's ability to psychically talk to his hat and that awkward Liu Kang bicycle kick. Later, we answer listener questions and Cyrus kicks off the episode with some toilet troubles.

     

     

    1 hr 58 min
  • Hitman in the Hand of Buddha

    This week I introduce Cyrus and Devan to the legendary Hwang Jang Lee. We discuss the logistics of using chopsticks in a fight, the differences between the subbed and dubbed version and how dodging isn't aesthetically pleasing in kung fu movies.

    We also chat about whether we'd want to talk to animals, what combat sport we would like to watch and whether we'd reveal Spider-Man's secret identity.

    Enjoy!

    1 hr 56 min
  • 3 Ninjas

    Radical, dudes! This week we discuss the early 90's kid's movie, 3 Ninjas. We discuss all things ninja, Cyrus treats us to his Macho Man impersonation and Devan tells us about her first limousine ride.

    After the movie discussion, we answer listener questions and I come up with some sticky scenarios for us to chat about.

    1 hr 58 min
  • The Magnificent Butcher

    This week we discuss Sammo Hung and Yuen Woo Ping's classic collaboration. We also chat briefly about the Snyder Cut of Justice League, Cyrus' cooking adventures and later we answer listener questions, including "Just what is a mayonnaise face?"

    Enjoy!

    2 hr
  • Martial Arts of Shaolin

    This week we discuss Jet Li's only Shaw Brothers movie and the last in his early Shaolin trilogy.

    We also chat about Cyrus' new video game addiction, Shaun's opinions on American citizenship and Devan goes all "granny mode" and talks about pillows and blankets for ten minutes.

    Later on we deliver our usual listener and "Would you rather?" questions and we still don't know how to sign off.

    1 hr 44 min
  • In the Line of Duty 4

    This week we discuss Yuen Woo Ping and Donnie Yen's modern classic. Cynthia Khan gains a new fan in Devan, Cyrus talks us through an embarrassing experience with an ultrasound and Shaun pulls out the "Would you rather?" questions later in the episode. Enjoy!

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    1 hr 51 min
  • Warriors Two

    This week we discuss Sammo Hung's first ode to Wing Chun, Warriors Two. We talk about Casanova Wong's famous kick and Devan tells us how she feels about Dean Shek.

    We also reveal who our favorite Ninja Turtles are and Cyrus tells us about a little known company called Amazon.

    1 hr 49 min
  • Miami Connection

    This week we take a break from the classics and talk about what's known as The Room of martial arts movies. There are ninjas, bikers, ninja bikers...and orphans.

    We also briefly discuss Tenet, our internet search histories and a couple of bad dates we've been on. It's a fun one!

    1 hr 46 min

About Fu for Thought

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A discussion, between friends, about the highs and lows of kung fu cinema. One film at a time.