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* ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks: Kou-ying kills one of the bandit generals by launching the latter to the wall behind the throne before throwing a sword his way, [[ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice impaling him as a result]].
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* WantedPoster: After the opening scene, the very next morning Wanted Posters depicting Kou-ying are displayed all over the city streets, necessiting Kou-ying to flee to the countryside and stay low.
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* WeaponSpecialization: One of the EliteMook bandits uses a whip instead of a sword, giving Fan Yi a rather tough battle.
* WeaponSpecialization: One of the EliteMook bandits uses a whip instead of a sword, giving Fan Yi a rather tough battle.
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* WhipItGood: One of the EliteMook bandits uses a whip instead of a sword, giving Fan Yi a rather tough battle.
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* AnAxToGrind: One of the EliteMook bandits in the final fight scene uses an ax as his weapon, and is one of the better fighters among the bandit mooks as well as the only one of them which uses an ax instead of a sword. [[spoiler: After Kou-ying killed him, and with the Bandit Leader being the only surviving villain, Kou-ying then managed to pick up and use said ax to cleave through the Bandit Chief's head]].
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* ActionFilmQuietDramaScene: [[spoiler: After the finale, when Fan Yi's arrival ends up assisting Kou-ying defeating the bandit legion, there is a scene where both men, despite being enemies, decide to spend a night having dinner in the lonely tavern, as Kou-ying decide he will simply turn himself in to the authorities in exchange for Fan Yi's assistance]]. The scene is rather long, dramatic, and surprisingly poignant, especially after a long and ''massive'' battle scene where dozens upon dozens of bandit mooks gets killed onscreen.
* ActionPrologue: Kou-ying's assasination of the corrupt magistrate, and subsequently fighting off the magistrate's bodyguards before taking on Officer Fan Yi in an extensive, one-on-one duel before making a quick getaway.
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* ActionFilmQuietDramaScene: [[spoiler: After the finale, when Fan Yi's arrival ends up assisting Kou-ying defeating the bandit legion, there is a scene where both men, despite being enemies, decide to spend a night having dinner in the lonely tavern, as Kou-ying decide he will simply turn himself in to the authorities in exchange for Fan Yi's assistance]]. The scene is rather long, dramatic, and surprisingly poignant, especially minutes after a long an intense and ''massive'' battle scene where dozens upon dozens of bandit mooks gets killed onscreen.
* ActionPrologue: Kou-ying'sassasination assassination of the corrupt magistrate, and subsequently fighting off the magistrate's bodyguards before taking on Officer Fan Yi in an extensive, one-on-one duel before making a quick getaway.
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[[caption-width-right:340:Have tea first. Then kill each other later.]]
''The Long Chase'' is a 1971 Creaotr/ShawBrothers {{Wuxia}} film starring Creator/YuehHua and Creator/LoLieh.
Kou-ying, an assassin (Yueh Hua) is on the run after killing a corrupt magistrate. The Imperial Court wants him captured, dead or alive, and the Imperial Officer, Fan Yi (Lo Lieh) - who was also the bodyguard of the murdered magistrate - is being held responsible for the arrest. Should Fan Yi succeed in arresting the assassin, he will be promoted, or else he will be expelled from the Imperial Court. But as both men confronts each other repeatedly, they start developing a sense of mutual respect.
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!!The Long Chase contain examples of:
* ActionFilmQuietDramaScene: [[spoiler: After the finale, when Fan Yi's arrival ends up assisting Kou-ying defeating the bandit legion, there is a scene where both men, despite being enemies, decide to spend a night having dinner in the lonely tavern, as Kou-ying decide he will simply turn himself in to the authorities in exchange for Fan Yi's assistance]]. The scene is rather long, dramatic, and surprisingly poignant, especially after a long and ''massive'' battle scene where dozens upon dozens of bandit mooks gets killed onscreen.
* ActionPrologue: Kou-ying's assasination of the corrupt magistrate, and subsequently fighting off the magistrate's bodyguards before taking on Officer Fan Yi in an extensive, one-on-one duel before making a quick getaway.
* AnAxToGrind: One of the EliteMook bandits in the final fight scene uses an ax as his weapon, and is one of the better fighters among the bandit mooks as well as the only one of them which uses an ax instead of a sword. [[spoiler: After Kou-ying killed him, and with the Bandit Leader being the only surviving villain, Kou-ying then managed to pick up and use said ax to cleave through the Bandit Chief's head]].
* BackToBackBadasses: At one point in the final battle, Kou-ying and Fan Yi together against hordes of bandit mooks.
* CatchAndReturn: When fighting the bandits, one of the bandit lieutenants tries to ambush Kou-ying by throwing three daggers at him. Kou-ying instead catches all three daggers (two with both hands, and one with his ''[[NowThatsUsingYourTeeth teeth]]''), and flings all three back at the thrower. The bandit lieutenant dodges though, so instead Kou-ying ends up killing three unfortunate bandit mooks.
* TheCavalry: [[spoiler: At the end of the movie, Kou-ying had to battle the Bandit Chief and the other half of the bandits' ranks, single-handedly, when Officer Fan Yi and a platoon of Imperial soldiers arrives. They initially intends to capture Kou-ying, but end up unintentionally helping by battling the remaining bandit horde]].
* DirtyCoward: The Bandit Leader in the finale; when he realized majority of his minions are either killed by Kou-ying, Fan Yi or the Imperial troops, he immediately leaps on his horse tethered to a nearby post and makes a run for it, coming back the following day for a PostClimaxConfrontation.
* EnemyMine: During the forest scene, Fan Yi and Kou-ying are forced to put their differences aside when being ambushed by hordes and hordes of bandits. That was the first sign of Fan Yi developing a sense of respect for Kou-ying, which culminates in [[spoiler: him eventually deciding to resign his position as an Imperial Officer so that Kou-ying may escape]].
* FinalFirstHug: Between Kou-ying and Hsueh-Niang, after Kou-ying decide to surrender to the authorities. [[spoiler: Subverted because ultimately Fan Yi decides to let Kou-ying go instead]].
* FriendlyEnemy: Fan Yi the Imperial Officer towards Kou-ying the assassin. Despite the former being assigned to have the latter captured, dead or alive, when they meet each other in a tavern, Fan Yi is more than eager to accept a toast from Kou-ying before they had a chat.
* HandyCuffs: Kou-ying in the final scene, being ambushed by the bandit remnants while handcuffed, kills one of them by choking him with his cuffs.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Kou-ying when it comes to throwing projectiles, either knives or darts. In the final battle against the bandits he packed a pouch containing at least twelve darts with him, and used all of them, NONE which missed their intended targets.
* InASingleBound: Both Kou-ying and Fan Yi, thanks to WireFu.
* InspectorJavert: Officer Fan Yi will chase Kou-ying all the way to heaven and hell to have him arrested. [[spoiler: Subverted when Kou-ying saved Fan Yi's life near the end of the film, at which point Fan Yi decide to instead give up his position as an Imperial Officer and be a wandering swordsman instead]].
* IOweYouMyLife: [[spoiler: This is the reason which made Fan Yi abandon his intention of arresting Kou-ying, choosing to leave his life as an Imperial Officer behind in the process]].
* LadderTipping: In the climax, Kou-ying noticed Hsueh-Niang being tied on top o0f a very tall tower in the middle of the bandit camp, and had to scale a tall ladder to reach her. Numerous bandits immediately tries to make him fall by pushing the ladder over. Kou-ying barely survives, nearly being crushed by the ladder in the process.
* NiceGirl: Hsueh-Niang, the tavern owner's daughter and a waitress who ends up falling for Kou-ying.
* OneManArmy: Kou-ying can take on hordes and hordes of faceless extras, and win. In the climax he single-handedly carves a bloody chunk through the bandits' ranks, killing dozens upon dozens of them before engaging the bandit chief on personal combat.
* RoaringRampageOfRescue: Hsueh-Niang gets captured by the Bandit Chief and his minions near the end of the film, in an attempt to force Kou-ying out of hiding, leading to Kou-ying mounting a daring, one-man assault on the bandits' hideout.
* SwordFight: Between Kou-ying and Fan Yi (multiple times), and later the two of them against the bandits.
* SympathyForTheDevil: After multiple interactions, Fan Yi starts realizing Kou-ying, supposedly a bloodthirsty killing machine and a wanted murderer, isn't as bad as the Imperial Court depicts him to be, even developing a respect of sorts for the man he's supposed to capture.
* WantedPoster: After the opening scene, the very next morning Wanted Posters depicting Kou-ying are displayed all over the city streets, necessiting Kou-ying to flee to the countryside and stay low.
* WhatADrag: In the final confrontation when Kou-ying and Fan Yi have to face the Bandit Leader and a handful of remaining bandits, Kou-ying is subjected to this treatment as a bandit lassoes him and drags him behind a horse. Until Fan Yi kills that bandit and forces the horse to stop.
* WhipItGood: One of the EliteMook bandits uses a whip instead of a sword, giving Fan Yi a rather tough battle.
* WorthyOpponent: After spending much of the movie's first half fighting-cum-bantering between each other, Kou-ying and Fan Yi seems to have developed mutual respect for each other, despite starting off on opposing sides.
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[[caption-width-right:340:Have tea first. Then kill each other later.]]
''The Long Chase'' is a 1971 Creaotr/ShawBrothers {{Wuxia}} film starring Creator/YuehHua and Creator/LoLieh.
Kou-ying, an assassin (Yueh Hua) is on the run after killing a corrupt magistrate. The Imperial Court wants him captured, dead or alive, and the Imperial Officer, Fan Yi (Lo Lieh) - who was also the bodyguard of the murdered magistrate - is being held responsible for the arrest. Should Fan Yi succeed in arresting the assassin, he will be promoted, or else he will be expelled from the Imperial Court. But as both men confronts each other repeatedly, they start developing a sense of mutual respect.
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!!The Long Chase contain examples of:
* ActionFilmQuietDramaScene: [[spoiler: After the finale, when Fan Yi's arrival ends up assisting Kou-ying defeating the bandit legion, there is a scene where both men, despite being enemies, decide to spend a night having dinner in the lonely tavern, as Kou-ying decide he will simply turn himself in to the authorities in exchange for Fan Yi's assistance]]. The scene is rather long, dramatic, and surprisingly poignant, especially after a long and ''massive'' battle scene where dozens upon dozens of bandit mooks gets killed onscreen.
* ActionPrologue: Kou-ying's assasination of the corrupt magistrate, and subsequently fighting off the magistrate's bodyguards before taking on Officer Fan Yi in an extensive, one-on-one duel before making a quick getaway.
* AnAxToGrind: One of the EliteMook bandits in the final fight scene uses an ax as his weapon, and is one of the better fighters among the bandit mooks as well as the only one of them which uses an ax instead of a sword. [[spoiler: After Kou-ying killed him, and with the Bandit Leader being the only surviving villain, Kou-ying then managed to pick up and use said ax to cleave through the Bandit Chief's head]].
* BackToBackBadasses: At one point in the final battle, Kou-ying and Fan Yi together against hordes of bandit mooks.
* CatchAndReturn: When fighting the bandits, one of the bandit lieutenants tries to ambush Kou-ying by throwing three daggers at him. Kou-ying instead catches all three daggers (two with both hands, and one with his ''[[NowThatsUsingYourTeeth teeth]]''), and flings all three back at the thrower. The bandit lieutenant dodges though, so instead Kou-ying ends up killing three unfortunate bandit mooks.
* TheCavalry: [[spoiler: At the end of the movie, Kou-ying had to battle the Bandit Chief and the other half of the bandits' ranks, single-handedly, when Officer Fan Yi and a platoon of Imperial soldiers arrives. They initially intends to capture Kou-ying, but end up unintentionally helping by battling the remaining bandit horde]].
* DirtyCoward: The Bandit Leader in the finale; when he realized majority of his minions are either killed by Kou-ying, Fan Yi or the Imperial troops, he immediately leaps on his horse tethered to a nearby post and makes a run for it, coming back the following day for a PostClimaxConfrontation.
* EnemyMine: During the forest scene, Fan Yi and Kou-ying are forced to put their differences aside when being ambushed by hordes and hordes of bandits. That was the first sign of Fan Yi developing a sense of respect for Kou-ying, which culminates in [[spoiler: him eventually deciding to resign his position as an Imperial Officer so that Kou-ying may escape]].
* FinalFirstHug: Between Kou-ying and Hsueh-Niang, after Kou-ying decide to surrender to the authorities. [[spoiler: Subverted because ultimately Fan Yi decides to let Kou-ying go instead]].
* FriendlyEnemy: Fan Yi the Imperial Officer towards Kou-ying the assassin. Despite the former being assigned to have the latter captured, dead or alive, when they meet each other in a tavern, Fan Yi is more than eager to accept a toast from Kou-ying before they had a chat.
* HandyCuffs: Kou-ying in the final scene, being ambushed by the bandit remnants while handcuffed, kills one of them by choking him with his cuffs.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Kou-ying when it comes to throwing projectiles, either knives or darts. In the final battle against the bandits he packed a pouch containing at least twelve darts with him, and used all of them, NONE which missed their intended targets.
* InASingleBound: Both Kou-ying and Fan Yi, thanks to WireFu.
* InspectorJavert: Officer Fan Yi will chase Kou-ying all the way to heaven and hell to have him arrested. [[spoiler: Subverted when Kou-ying saved Fan Yi's life near the end of the film, at which point Fan Yi decide to instead give up his position as an Imperial Officer and be a wandering swordsman instead]].
* IOweYouMyLife: [[spoiler: This is the reason which made Fan Yi abandon his intention of arresting Kou-ying, choosing to leave his life as an Imperial Officer behind in the process]].
* LadderTipping: In the climax, Kou-ying noticed Hsueh-Niang being tied on top o0f a very tall tower in the middle of the bandit camp, and had to scale a tall ladder to reach her. Numerous bandits immediately tries to make him fall by pushing the ladder over. Kou-ying barely survives, nearly being crushed by the ladder in the process.
* NiceGirl: Hsueh-Niang, the tavern owner's daughter and a waitress who ends up falling for Kou-ying.
* OneManArmy: Kou-ying can take on hordes and hordes of faceless extras, and win. In the climax he single-handedly carves a bloody chunk through the bandits' ranks, killing dozens upon dozens of them before engaging the bandit chief on personal combat.
* RoaringRampageOfRescue: Hsueh-Niang gets captured by the Bandit Chief and his minions near the end of the film, in an attempt to force Kou-ying out of hiding, leading to Kou-ying mounting a daring, one-man assault on the bandits' hideout.
* SwordFight: Between Kou-ying and Fan Yi (multiple times), and later the two of them against the bandits.
* SympathyForTheDevil: After multiple interactions, Fan Yi starts realizing Kou-ying, supposedly a bloodthirsty killing machine and a wanted murderer, isn't as bad as the Imperial Court depicts him to be, even developing a respect of sorts for the man he's supposed to capture.
* WantedPoster: After the opening scene, the very next morning Wanted Posters depicting Kou-ying are displayed all over the city streets, necessiting Kou-ying to flee to the countryside and stay low.
* WhatADrag: In the final confrontation when Kou-ying and Fan Yi have to face the Bandit Leader and a handful of remaining bandits, Kou-ying is subjected to this treatment as a bandit lassoes him and drags him behind a horse. Until Fan Yi kills that bandit and forces the horse to stop.
* WhipItGood: One of the EliteMook bandits uses a whip instead of a sword, giving Fan Yi a rather tough battle.
* WorthyOpponent: After spending much of the movie's first half fighting-cum-bantering between each other, Kou-ying and Fan Yi seems to have developed mutual respect for each other, despite starting off on opposing sides.
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