Sundays on Fire III: A New Beginning!

Back for a third year in a row by popular demand! And extended until the end of 2024! The second Sunday of every month, at high noon, Subway Cinema teams up with the Nitehawk Prospect Park to deliver a 35mm print of a Hong Kong classic. We don’t tell you the title until it appear on the screen, but you do not want to miss these films!!! Next up…

Sunday, 6/9 @ 12pm

Get your tickets now! Now! NOOOOWWWWW!!!

The make-or-break movie for one of the world’s biggest action stars, this flick was a last ditch effort by a wannabe Bruce Lee to find his own identity and prove that there were audiences for what he knew he was born to do. Against all odds, this movie didn’t just succeed, it became the biggest box office hit in Hong Kong history. It’s a chaotic Canto-comedy tornado that rapidly becomes a series of jaw dropping action sequences as a talentless kung fu kid learns how to make his body do things most of us cannot even imagine. The budget was low, so the action is basically two human beings facing off against each other, but the things they do have to be seen to be believed. This print is dubbed into English and it’s been kicked around a bit, but it doesn’t matter — this is a movie so wild and with action so blistering that the two stars practically go supernova onscreen.

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