Thanks to Regal, Odeon, Palace

[Muadib]

Double Feature:

It was the aim of 600 competitors from 12 countries to be crowned Grand Champion, but the honour seems to belong to Jamaica's McFarlene who was winning for the third consecutive time - having done so in South Africa in 2004 and Britain in 2005.

But other Jamaicans were dominant in the two-day competition. Omar Rose, called 'The Untouchable' because of his amazing ring craft, retained his middleweight title that he won in South Africa, plus got bronze in the Kata competition.

Betty Salmon, also three-peated, as she once again got gold in Kata and also fighting, creating martial arts history. Everett Simms, the veteran, got silver in black belt middleweight fighting, losing out to Rose in the semis. The Jamaicans dominated the finals, often making them an all-Jamaican affair.

http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/sport..._IN_JAPAN_.asp

[Baddaz]

interesting that you omitted the most deserving of them all...

state cinema every wednesday or every other wednesday a new kung fu flick opened there...

[Mosiah]

Maudib nuh really know bout. State was the place for kickers, triple headers at dat!

[Baddaz]

seems suh... if anybody gwine mek an association with kickers and movie houses, the first has got to be state... or else yuh a display ignorance on the subject...

in fact, i don't even think odeon and palace showed many kickers... carib brought down bruce lee'd enter the dragon... kickers at carib was few and far in between... regal brought the first kickers, hop ki do with angela mao... its also called lady kung fu... i saw that when it opened... it was after that enter the dragon came... mi used to live fi kickers...

but mi get maudib's larger point still...

[Muadib]

Majoring in the Minor...

Ah suh it guh ?

[Hortical]

Mi used to catch the friday matinee at 1:30pm after school when I was a yute. Good memories watching movies at state cinema.