Kung Fu

Kung Fu Book of Caine The complete guide to the incredibly popular 1970's TV series Kung Fu features facts about the series previously unavailable to fans and provides in-depth background information, photographs, and episode-by-episode summaries. Carradine tells his thoughts on the Kung Fu phenomenon.	Spirit of Shaolin (P) A well-known martial arts expert describes the philosophy behind Kung Fu, discussing the ancient wisdom of the Chinese masters, the principles of Shaolin thought, and the inner meaning of martial arts. Reprint.	Kung Fu - The Complete First Season Everybody was kung-fu fighting after the 1972 premiere of this mystic western starring David Carradine (snatching the role from Bruce Lee) in his signature, Emmy-nominated role as Caine, a stoic Shaolin monk forced to flee China after killing the royal family member who slew his ...	Circle of Iron (2-Disc Special Edition) The Adventure Epic Written By Bruce Lee His Dream Project He Would Never Live To See!At the height of his international fame the legendary Bruce Lee along with his friend and student James Coburn and Oscar® -winning screenwriter Stirling Silliphant began to write what he b...	Kung Fu - The Complete Third Season While it may not rank with Richard Kimble's fateful meeting with the One-Armed Man in the series finale of The Fugitive, Caine's reunion with his long-lost brother, Danny, brings Kung Fu, to quote the title of the four-episode story arc's conclusion, "Full Circle." The series' ri...
Kung Fu - The Complete Second Season Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 01/18/2005 Run time: 1167 minutes	Kung Fu Snicker if you will, but Kung Fu was one of the most influential TV series of the 1970s, one that managed to inject a note of both spirituality and Eastern religion into the standard Western formula and make it seem new. This was the pilot, an intriguing and scene-setting TV movi...	Lone Wolf McQuade Chuck Norris fans will find Lone Wolf McQuade to be one of his best. Playing a rebellious Texas Ranger, Norris single-handedly wipes out an entire gang of horse thieves--and that's just the opening scene. From there the plot involves arms smuggling, McQuade's daughter being kidna...	David Carradine's Tai Chi Workouts for Beginners Let David Carradine guide you through beginning and basic Chi Kung and Tai Chi exercises that remove tension, stress and pent-up emotions from the mind, while also increasing your flow of energy. You will also gently tone, stretch and oxygenate the muscles of the body while feeli...	Legacy of Rage

Kung Fu the Movie
This was the perfect conclusion to the series of the same name. It carried the same actors and story line to a conclusion that could have been a new beginning to the series. Set the the old West with an unusual hero the series and the movie gives viewers a look at a culture that has been all but wiped out by the history of China.

KUNG FU "the movie" - The saga of Caine Continues-YEAH!
There is no one of my generation having grown up in the 70's who does NOT know who "Caine" is. And for this movie to take place is a testimony that the character could not fade away; which later lead the 2nd generation tv series in the modern era. YOU MUST HAVE THIS movie.

Above Average followup, ten years later to original series. Not as good
Caine is still wanted and kindly widow also wants info on slain husband who once befriended him. Followed by Carradine as Caine again in Fourth Kenny Rogers Gambler movie with Reba McEntire (1991), then in Kung Fu: The next generation, film- ed in Toronto for three years, 1993-96.

Caine returns! And Brandon Lee is with him!
I loved this follow-up to the Kung Fu Tv series! It's a great follow-up to the beloved 70's program They need to release this on DVD! And Kung Fu: The Legend Continues too!

Beautiful
I liked the film, although Brandon Lee (one of my favourate martial arts performer) did not appear so often in the film. D. Carradine was great.