LOL. Yes. Yes, I am. You get the gold star pachyderm

Now my being proud of you doesn't mean squat, nor does it properly segue into my next response to this thread. Now go forth and continue to love schlocky movies.
Judgement of An Assassin (1977) When I first watched this movie I had no idea it would become not only one of my most favorite Shaw Brothers / HK movies, but one of my most favorite movies period. It tweaks the one clan to rule the martial world oh so cleverly by using an elaborate murder plot and subsequent trial of the murderer to undo the good martial clans. David Chiang and Chan Wai Man would face off a couple more times (after
Judgement their most notable stand off would be in the gruesome Bloodied Treasure Fight), but both of them bring their A game here in their acting and martial abilities.
I could probably write a thesis on Bloody Devil's unscathed skills (namely tombstone crushing kick), but with this film, I utterly lost my mind over CWM for his martial abilities and his acting chops too. As subtle and vulnerable as he was in
The Deadly Breaking Sword, he's a delightfully over the top baddie here, and you can tell he's having a lot of fun playing such an e-v-i-l man. Great make up design too. And coolest lair ever for a bad guy. David Chiang was pretty much the master of sly charm and is simply adorable as the hippie-like Swift Sword. He gets some interesting fighting moves too, but it's his delightful flip of the bird to the films' older characters (except for his sifu) that makes Swift Sword so much fun. Lots of terrific minor characters too including the old couple Fa Si Gu and Old Hedgehog. And the fights are a delightful mix of grounded viciousness and crazy invented styles. This is one of my favorite Tong Gai choreographed movies. I just love this film. It cemented my admiration and respect for director Sun Chung and confirmed why I enjoy Chiang and Chan so darn much.