Jeremy Urquhart is a writer at Collider who focuses on the Godzilla series, the films of Martin Scorsese, and anything in the action genre.
The martial arts genre seems to be one that’ll remain eternal, perhaps not as popular as it once was, but never waning to the point where people will become disinterested. There’s an undeniable bluntness and spectacle to such movies, given they tend to feature frequent fight scenes, stunt work, and amazing action choreography, more often than not highlighting hand-to-hand combat.
9 Sonny Chiba Movies include: 'Kill Bill Vol. 1' , 'The Street Fighter' , 'Wolf Guy' Sonny Chiba has a memorable supporting role in the first volume of Kill Bill, which is a great martial arts movie, though Chiba himself doesn’t get to show off his martial arts skills. Anyone wanting Sonny Chiba to get into the actual action of an action movie might have to travel back a few decades, back to when he was a massive star in Japan, especially during the 1970s.
7 Chow Yun-fat Movies include: 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon' , 'Curse of the Golden Flower' , 'The Killer' There’s an argument to be made that anyone who had a prominent role in the creation of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is worthy of being considered an icon within the martial arts genre. It offered something new to martial arts movies as a whole, homaging classic wuxia movies while making the whole thing more approachable than ever before.
5 Sammo Hung Movies include: 'Project A' , 'Ip Man 2' , 'The Millionaires’ Express' It would be nearly impossible to count the number of iconic action sequencesSammo Hung’s been a part of, as he started out as a martial arts actor when he was very young, appearing in uncredited/background roles for a while. He slowly rose up the ranks, so to speak, and eventually became a somewhat unlikely leading man, as well as a skilled director of various action movies, too.
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