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I really loved the movie Dragon Ball Z - Frieza - Death of a Prince. I really enjoyed watching Laura Bailey (II) in this movie. I also think Jon Allen (II) was great!

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I think Laura Bailey (II) and Jon Allen (II) worked wonderful in Dragon Ball Z - Frieza - Death of a Prince. The great supporting cast includes Laura Bailey (II), Jon Allen (II), Enuka Okuma, Jessie Cody, Travis Willingham.

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Summary of Dragon Ball Z - Frieza - Death of a Prince:

Despite his new powers, Vegeta proves to be no match for the all-powerful Frieza. With each painful punch, Vegeta's dreams of becoming a Super Saiyan fade away, and Piccolo, Gohan, and Krillin can do nothing but watch, frozen with fear. Back on the spaceship, Goku's healing is almost complete! Can Vegeta survive Frieza's relentless beating long enough for Goku to arrive? Episodes 70-72.

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Last Hurrah for Chivalry is a movie that everyone can enjoy together.This is something not usually seen in movies of this type, so it makes it an unusual, yet pleasant experience.The movie is absolutely stunning and Damian Lau deliver some award winning performances in this movie. I also think Pai Wei was great!

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If you love watching Damian Lau or Pai Wei, you are deffinetly going to want to watch Last Hurrah for Chivalry.

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In the Chinese wu hsia (martial chivalry) genre, sword-swinging heroes are often referred to as "altruists," and it's that aspect of the legend that gets a workout in this 1978 John Woo effort. Kao (Lau Kong), the duplicitous pivotal character, has purchased a beautiful wife for 1,000 taels of gold; alas, his rival, the prodigious fighter Pei, has paid her 2,000 taels to kill him. The moral is that when loyalty can be purchased, it no longer exists. The central action unfolds against this backdrop of a cynical, mercenary world. Kao selects a couple of fighters as soldiers in his quest for revenge, but being rare and noble souls they won't fight for money alone. Only after Kao, in a calculated move, helps Chang's dying mother will the fighters agree to take the case. This is only a moderately successful action movie, but it was a crucial stepping-stone in Woo's career: the action scenes, the highly emotional friendships, and the romantic music recall Chang Cheh, who Woo credits as an inspiration for his later gangster pictures, A Better Tomorrow and The Killer. The mournful resignation, the fading values, even the final assault on the baddie's headquarters, all these flourishes became staples of the Hong Kong gang films of the 1980s--though the gang flicks can't boast eccentric characters like the Sleeping Wizard, who fights in his sleep. --David Chute

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