Did black people save the Kung-Fu genre?

Back in the mid 1900s, when asian films weren't doing so well with with audiences, they suddenly received an influx of attention, particularly from

the black audience.

My reasons as to why this happens and why kung-fu movies appeal to black people

-No Whitey

-They're about going against the man and kicking ass.

And so my conclusion is- black people love Kung-Fu movies.

Like this?

They did.

Bruce LEEROY

Does Rush Hour count as the kung fu genre?

Yes, pretty much

Bruce LEEROY

sSubZerOo

ShoNuff!

Didn't know Kung Fu needed saving. 

Bruce LEEROY

sSubZerOo

 

Yes, pretty much

Zaibach

[QUOTE="Zaibach"]

 

Yes, pretty much

nini200

Naomie Harris

^ She is a honey to be sure. 

But no...the kung fu genre, like any other, goes through cycles of popularity and certainly has never needed "saving" by the black community...though they have helped to increase its profile due to the old 's era mixing of blaxploitation and poorly dubbed chop socky flicks. 

glad we could help

glad we could help

Chris_Williams

Wu-Tang Clan would probably agree.