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Well, those of you who can recognize the title of the show will know that 倚天屠龙记 has been re-produced by multiple TV stations over many years. The earliest versions were made during the 70s in Hong Kong and the latest one was produced by a TV station in China this year. Because the art of fight choreography and the science of TV special effects have been getting better and better since the 70s, it should mean that the more recent productions of 倚天屠龙记 will always have better fight scenes that the earlier versions. But that's not always the case. For example, in 1993, a Hong Kong director(王晶) made a movie version of 倚天屠龙记 which had vastly superior fighting scenes compared to a couple of TV productions made after 2000. Those post-2000 versions were so badly made that the fight scenes consisted mainly of just the characters striking poses with cheap special effects taking place in the back ground. So anyway, back to the title of this discussion thread. Which version of 倚天屠龙记 has the best fighting scenes? Share your choices here and feel free to explain why one is better than the other.

hey... sometimes theres tis movie or scene in a movie that has left a lasting impression on you.... maybe it was WOW! and always give you that feeling when you watch it again... here's one of my favourites... hope others can share theirs... A FEW GOOD MEN - 1992

Had to make an urgent trip to Egypt last week, but had some time to take pictures. many of you when mention about Egypt wil think of the pyramids, the sphinx etc etc, well, I have seen those before on other trips that I made to Egypt, this time I was not in Cairo so I did not see those touristy place, but instead, I went through the Suez Canal and here's what I saw.... As the plane approaches Cairo, I took a shot of the dessert below, senai Dessert where a war was fought over the land mass of sand,.... Plane landed at Cairo airport and as expected, plenty of hassle going through immigration... no pictures, but u can imagine.... In the car on way north to Port Said, which is the north entrance of the Suez Canal, on the great dessert road.... While at Said, I stayed at the Grand Albatross hotel, a four star, not so bad, but service need improvements... Had coffee.... turkish if u need to know... Cashier at the restuarant.... The hotel is built within a condo project and here's the pool.... Just behind the hotel is the beach area, facing the Med Sea... Shisha pipes at cafe by the beach... To be continued..................