This a clip of an incredible fight scene with a super hot euro asian assassin chick fighting a duel to the death at the end of the movie "Naked Weapon":


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The villain in the fight scene is so low, dirty and classless that he actually keeps trying to pluck out the super hot euro asian chick's eyes out during the fight, and even damages her vision for a while. It's a very "uncivilized" film that holds nothing back. But the scene where she stands on top of his head is neat.

I wouldn't recommend watch the clips of the beginning of this film though, as it is in very sick taste and shows little girls getting killed in mass droves in a really cheesy way. I don't know what these Hong Kong filmmakers were thinking, as this is the only fiction movie I know of where little children get killed in droves. That usually only happens in historical films depicting actual history, not in fiction. Really sick and appalling.

Dianne is the one who introduced me to this film. She thought it was really cool and made her want to be a martial arts girl. But most of the film is really cheesy and in bad taste, like a Quentin Tarantino imitation.

But there is this great love scene on the beach that takes place just before the fight, between this hot euro asian chick and an asian american CIA agent. You can see it in this clip. It's very romantic and passionate and reflects the fantasy of making out with the perfect girl.


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I think that's Maggie Q? Check out the movie "Three Kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon". She plays Cao Cao's daughter and had a great fight scene with Andy Lau.