Dragon And Tiger

By its very title, "Flying Dragon, Leaping Tiger" obviously tries to capitalize on the success of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon". Apart from some desert scenes, however, it isn't much like its titular inspiration at all. The story is pretty standard for a kung fu movie: while very young, a brother and sister get separated by violent circumstances, and their respective adopted families develop into bitter enemies. Twenty years later, taking after their parents and having become kung fu masters (what else?), they discover the truth, but not before going through a lot of troublesome misunderstandings, blood-soaked soul searching and, naturally, a bunch of wild fight scenes. A handsome hero - another kung fu master, of course - is introduced as a love interest for the sister (Jade Leung).

Director: Hin Sing 'Billy' Tang
Starring: Stephen Chow

Jimmy (Jet Li) and Tiger (Dick Wei) are on a martial arts demonstration tour in San Francisco (cue some real life connection to Jet as he as a youngster even performed at The White House). Tiger clearly feels left out and not in the spotlight as much and decides not to board the plane home. Jimmy spots him, tries to talk him out of it but ends up being accused for a murder of a policeman Tiger kills as he flees the airport. Jimmy ends up in the house of Andy (Stephen Chow) and his uncle who runs a grocery store while Tiger tries to climb the ladder within the gangster organization Marco (producer Henry Fong) heads. Their paths are about to cross again, with elements such as illegal immigrant Penny (Nina Li and future wife of Jet Li's) and a bag of cocaine being crucial…