In BEACH OF THE WAR GODS, an action-packed Hong Kong swordplay adventure from 1972, Jimmy Wang Yu rallies three fighters to help lead the men of a Chinese beach town in battle against the invading Japanese. You can find The Intouchables on Amazon Prime.I found this movie in an old shop and bought it just for fun,not thinking it would be nothing other than an ordinary old Hong-Kong movie(badly dubbed and often lame fighting).Boy was i wrong!The main actors in this movie is the kind of people that you just can`t help finding cool whatever they do.Since this is a Golden Harvest production the sets,costumes and props are well made.The directing by Wang Yu is superb,his visual style of camera angles and the use of slow-motion is just like the movies are made today.The fight-choreographing is sharp,and visually stunning.Compared with other movies from Hong-Kong,usually filled with rain of blood,this movie is more clean.I`m quite used to large bodycounts in any hong-kong movie,but this movie takes killing to a new level.The final battle between the chinese and the japanese is nothing other that a long massacre with people filling your Tv-screen.The only bad about this movie is the dubbing,i only hope that this movie some day will be released on DVD with the original cantonese language. Contemporary UK reviews made similar comparisons to the American Oscar-winning film in both positive and negative terms. If that sounds a little familiar, the answer is yes – it's kind of like a French version of Driving Miss Daisy, just with more funk music hits and opera. After he's hired, however, the two men engender a deep friendship and each learns personal and emotional lessons from the other. Philippe is a wealthy quadriplegic searching for a new day-to-day caretaker, and the initially-disinterested Driss halfheartedly applies for the job.

The film is based on two real-life people that the directors of the film discovered in a French documentary entitled A la vie, a la mort.

It did relatively well in the U.S., too, as the highest-grossing foreign-language film of that year (2012), and went on to bring in a lifetime take of $445 million worldwide. Released in its home country in 2011, this is the highest-grossing domestic film of all time in France.

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