Holy Weapon

{{Short description|1993 Hong Kong film by Wong Jing}}

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{{Infobox film

| name = Holy Weapon

| image = Holy_weapon.jpg

| alt =

| caption = Promotional poster

| native_name = {{Infobox Chinese/Chinese|child=yes|hide=no|header=none

| t = 武俠七公主

| s = 武侠七公主

| p = Wǔxiá Qī Gōngzhǔ

| y = Mou5 Hap6 Cat1 Gung1 Zyu2

}}

| director = Wong Jing

| producer = {{Plainlist|

  • Thomas Ng
  • Pooi Cheung-chuen

}}

| writer = Lam Wai-lun

| starring = {{Plainlist|

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| music = Danny Chung

| cinematography = Gigo Lee

| editing = {{Plainlist|

  • Keung Chuen-tak
  • Chun Yu

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|studio = {{Plainlist|

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| distributor =Regal Films Distribution Co., Ltd.

| released =

| runtime = 98 minutes

| country = Hong Kong

| language = Cantonese

| budget =

| gross =

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Holy Weapon is a 1993 Hong Kong wuxia film directed by Wong Jing. The film's Chinese title means Seven Princesses of Wuxia.

Plot

Holy Weapon presents the story of seven women who are recruited to challenge the threat posed by a Japanese swordsman of supernatural power and ability. Swordfighting, sorcery, mistaken identities and gender bending abound in this 1993 wire fu film.

The film is notable for a sequence in which six of the princesses "combine" into one giant warrior by standing on top of each other, invoking Super Robot tropes such as the "firing fist". This movie is based on mixing Gu Long novels and the ATV television series Paragon of Sword and Knife.{{Citation needed|date=October 2024}}

Cast