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Late Life: The Chien-Ming Wang Story is a movie starring Chien-ming Wang, Neil Allen, and Brian Cashman. The first and only Taiwanese player for the New York Yankees, Chien-Ming Wang held many titles: American League Wins Leader,...

Starring: Neil Allen, Chien-ming Wang, Billy Connors, Brian Cashman

Genres: Sport, Documentary

Director: Frank W Chen

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Sport, Documentary
Director	Frank W Chen
Writer	Wen-Hao Winston Chou, Hui-Chuan Chan
Stars	Neil Allen, Chien-ming Wang, Billy Connors, Brian Cashman
Country	Taiwan, USA
Also Known As	後勁：王建民
Runtime	1H 39M
Description	The first and only Taiwanese player for the New York Yankees, Chien-Ming Wang held many titles: American League Wins Leader, World Series Champion, Olympian, Time 100 Most Influential, and The Pride of Taiwan. He had it all - until a 2008 injury forever altered the course of his career. LATE LIFE: The Chien-Ming Wang Story - named after the late sinking action on his signature pitch - follows the rise and fall of the international icon as he fights his way back into the Major Leagues through endless rehab programs and lengthy stints away from home, carrying the weight of the world on his battered shoulder. A poignant and intimate account of Wang's steadfast quest, LATE LIFE tells the story of a man who is unwilling to give up and unable to let go.

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Thursday, 17 Sep 2020 17:10

As a jaded reviewer, I can't get enough of the story. It's a rare event when a film gets the drama and the drama alone. I was so impressed with the story that I have to see it again.

Monday, 14 Sep 2020 00:58

Chien-Ming Wang was an incredible skier in her prime. Her body was beautiful and her body movement was mesmerizing. Her ability to turn an accident into a training session was one of her greatest gifts. In 2008, she was found dead of a heart attack, and it was suspected that she may have suffered from multiple sclerosis. But the exact cause of her death was never confirmed. A few months ago, a documentary called "Chien-Ming Wang: The Great Race" was released. This film was made with the knowledge that Chien-Ming Wang was not a true skier, but it shows that she was one of the greatest female athletes of all time. The documentary also shows her marriage, her early marriage, and her illness and eventual death. One of the best films about a tragic figure.

Friday, 11 Sep 2020 00:55

This is one of those documentaries that you can watch over and over again. In fact, I saw it about six times. This is a story about a boy who is born blind. He loses his sight at a young age, but his mother fights to make sure that he is given a second chance at life. The boy gets help from his father who trains him to read and play the drums. He also has a teacher and a teacher's aide who are always there for him. The boy meets a girl who is also blind and also has a boyfriend. She helps him to get through school and eventually starts a relationship with him. The story is very emotional and heart-wrenching. You can't help but feel for the boy and what his mother and father have to go through. It is a very well-made documentary, with great photography and an incredible soundtrack. It is a good film that is easy to watch.

Monday, 07 Sep 2020 08:43

I have read a few books on Chien-Ming Wang and I must say, he is a talented and kind person. He made a great impression on me in the "Ming zhe chuan" (Memories of a Golden Years) book. As for the movie, I can't say I was really expecting something like this. I had a feeling that this would be like one of those cheap "family-oriented" movies. Well, it's not like that at all. It's really interesting and full of the inner life of this Chinese man. This movie is not as powerful as "Ming zhe chuan" because it's not about Chien-Ming Wang, it's about the character of this man and the impact his story had on the people around him. I think it's a very good movie, but it's not a great one. But it's worth a watch. I can't think of anything to complain about this movie. The directing is good and the actors do their job very well. They are all very well known actors and it's a pleasure to see them all in the same movie. The only problem is that I really didn't know anything about this man. I just read the book and watched the movie. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to know about Chien-Ming Wang. This movie is an honest movie. It doesn't try to be a "documentary" and it's not about a celebrity's life. It's about a man who's lived a very hard life and died very young. It's not a very good movie, but it's still worth a watch.

Friday, 04 Sep 2020 08:40

I just wanted to say that I have watched "The Life of Chien Ming Wang" a few times and I think it is a must see for all fans of Chien Ming Wang. It is a documentary which is told by Chien Ming Wang himself and his wife, actress Nana Pui. It tells of how the man went from a first year student at the London School of Economics to becoming the number one poker player in the world. It is a real story which is told from the point of view of the people who played against Chien Ming Wang, from the poker players, his wife, and his son. It is also an informative story of how Chien Ming Wang changed his life, how his wife, his son, and other poker players changed as well. This is a must see documentary for all fans of poker and also for those who want to know more about the world of poker.

Tuesday, 01 Sep 2020 11:29

Before I saw this movie I knew nothing about Chien-Ming Wang and his work. The movie was not about the career of Chien-Ming Wang but about his own life and family. It was very interesting. When I saw the movie I wanted to know more about Chien-Ming Wang but it's not about his career. It's about his family and the problems he had with his wife and children. It's also about the troubles that Chien-Ming Wang had in his life and his mental health. The movie was also about the last 20 minutes of his life. I would recommend this movie to people who love to learn more about Chien-Ming Wang. If you don't like to learn more about Chien-Ming Wang you probably won't like this movie.

Tuesday, 25 Aug 2020 19:15

This documentary is about the life of one of the greatest Chinese athletes, Chien-Ming Wang. It is an interesting story about how he grew up, his first fight, his debut in the world championship, his rise to the top, and finally his tragic death. It is also a look into his family and their life before he died. It is very touching and I would recommend this to anyone who loves a good story. The only complaint I have is that the film focuses more on his fight against Tony "The Lion Heart" Palhares, rather than his life. The final fight was good, but the whole story about his family is the most important part. You really get to know Chien-Ming Wang, and his life is very inspirational. I hope the DVD/Blu-Ray release is out soon. I would definitely recommend it to anyone. I give it an 8/10.

Judith Ferguson

Wednesday, 19 Aug 2020 12:30

A must see for anyone who has ever been "in the right place at the right time". Just to know that people are really in the same boat as they are in this documentary. The joy of victory and the sorrow of defeat are shown here. This documentary is based on the true story of Chien-Ming Wang who was a good kid from a good family who died in a plane crash. His family had only one son to take care of and to take care of his mother. This documentary is the reason why I am still alive. I am still alive because of this documentary. I hope that more people will see this documentary. If you can watch this documentary, you will be grateful for having lived to see it. I think that this documentary has been well done. It is not just about one man, it is about many people who lived in the same boat. I have seen this documentary at the Newark Airport and at the New York City Museum of Art. It is really well done. I hope that this documentary will be shown at all cinemas. I want to thank the producers of this documentary for having the courage to make this documentary. Thank you.

Friday, 14 Aug 2020 00:52

I'm not sure why this film has received so many negative reviews. I guess they're fans of the previous efforts of this film. In short, this film is a study of a human being's journey from his childhood to his final death. It's not just a biography of Chien Ming Wang but also his three sons, and their respective stories. I guess you have to like Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee to appreciate this film. The documentary is a great introduction to the legend and is worth watching. The images of this film are amazing and give you a glimpse into the inner-workings of the famous martial arts greats. There is so much footage that you don't need to see the film twice. The two hours go by so quickly and there's nothing you can really do with it. Just enjoy it.

Monday, 10 Aug 2020 17:56

Well, I know I've just started my cinema school. But, in the meantime I've decided to make a film about my favourite footballer, the great Chien-Ming Wang. "Chien-Ming Wang Story" is a documentary film about a Chinese professional footballer, the main role being the Chinese Football Association (CFA) chairman, Wu Yongjun. It's a fantastic film. For the first time in my life I can actually say I've seen an Indian film. As it's made in India, it was directed by an Indian director, and produced by an Indian producer, and the film is shot in the same city as the national football team. The movie is really beautiful, full of great interviews with Wu Yongjun, his wife, his father, and others, who are just awesome, especially the ones that are both very good and very bad. And it's the first film that I can say I've seen that actually narrates the story of the great Chien-Ming Wang. It's one of the best documentaries ever made. It's a must watch.

Friday, 07 Aug 2020 18:08

As a big fan of the old kung fu movies of the '70s, I was excited to see this movie. I was especially interested in seeing the '60s kung fu movie version of the story, because I am a huge fan of the other movies. This movie is a nice way to watch it. It is not the greatest movie ever made, but it is definitely a movie worth seeing.

Friday, 07 Aug 2020 08:37

I'm sure the National Geographic guys did their best to make this into a slick, high-budget, Hollywood-ish production, but that's not to say it's a bad film. It's certainly not what the National Geographic is about, but it's a very interesting look at a woman's decision to lead a life without having children. She's a carpenter who travels from California to Hawaii, taking a shower in Hawaii every day. She visits a girl she doesn't know, her sister, and has an affair with her. At the end, she decides she has to have children, and so she goes back to California to make her decision. It's a fascinating look at the entire process of making this decision. I really liked the parts that show her being interviewed by a journalist, and it shows her beginning to fall in love with the child. It's a very entertaining and emotional film, that is well worth watching.

Thursday, 06 Aug 2020 13:32

I know this movie is not for everyone. But, this is one of those documentaries that will stay with you for a long time. The documentary really does show you the life of Chien-Ming Wang, a young woman from Taiwan who went to play in the World Cup in Japan and was knocked out by Japan's Yuki Abe. The only thing she knows is that she was supposed to be a woman, and that she was an athlete. But, it is only in the last couple of years that we really got to know her. The documentary shows you her journey through the United States of America, through the States of Asia, and also through the World Cup. The documentary tells you that there are no women in the women's national teams of the World Cup, and that there are only women who are players. But, this doesn't mean that she doesn't want to be a woman. She wants to be one. She wants to play in the World Cup. She wants to do what the women's national team did. I think that this is a great documentary for anybody who wants to know more about the story of Chien-Ming Wang. The documentary does a good job of showing you what happened to her, and what she went through, and what she did to her family, and how she got involved with sports. And, it also tells you the history of the World Cup, and also how it started. But, the documentary also does a good job of showing you what a little girl can do. There are many great scenes that show you the little girl that Chien-Ming Wang was, and her attitude. And, it also shows you how she changed after the World Cup, and the things that she learned. I think that this is a great documentary for anybody who wants to know more about Chien-Ming Wang.

Saturday, 01 Aug 2020 01:53

After seeing this documentary on a rainy day, I was both saddened and amazed at the emotional side of the film. Chien-Ming Wang is a brilliant mixed martial arts fighter who did not go through her professional career fighting at the professional level. Instead, she spent her life struggling to get a new job, and at the age of 40, starting a new family. She is now the star of the first episode of "The Karate Kid" which is a great example of how to make a documentary and also shows how to make a great film about a subject. The documentary has a great flow that will keep you involved. The story of how a martial arts fighter came to the point of becoming a great martial arts fighter is inspiring. This film is a great way to get into martial arts and I strongly recommend it. The narration is very good, and the actors are very good in their roles. The film has very few scenes that make you cringe and laugh, and it is not a film that will make you cry, but it will make you think.

Amber Carpenter

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 16:30

This documentary is about a man who never did win the Olympic gold medal in the 1972 Olympics. But after watching this film you can't help but want to learn more about this remarkable individual. This film shows the life of Chien Ming Wang, and the difficult journey he took to become a champion. It starts out with Chien Ming Wang meeting his future wife, and then meeting his children. As the film progresses, we see the way he was at home, and the way he was at work. But in the end, he also does something that most people can't do, which is giving up his dream. This documentary is very interesting, and I highly recommend watching it.

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 12:59

John Hurt was an important part of the CHINATOWN cinema in 1970s Hong Kong. This film tells his story of a life of pain, struggle and desperation. His work was made during the period when Hong Kong cinema was at its peak. There was a strong independent cinema scene in Hong Kong at the time and this was reflected in the film. CHINATOWN was a film that made people go to the cinema and find out more about the industry. This film is an important documentary on the film industry in Hong Kong. I recommend this film to anyone who has an interest in the history of cinema in Hong Kong. I highly recommend it.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 17:47

It is nice to see a documentary about the Chien-Ming Wang story. This is the first time I have seen it, but I think it was one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. I am a student of kung fu, and I like documentaries on kung fu, but I do not think that this one is up to that level. There are several points in the film that I could criticize, but I will not go into that. The whole thing was very well put together, and it was fascinating. The main characters in the documentary are Chien-Ming Wang, the real life legend, and Ken Shonin, the inventor of the Wing Chun system. Ken Shonin is one of the best Wing Chun practitioners ever, but he is also very interested in Chien-Ming Wang's life and death. I have not seen this documentary before, but I think that Ken Shonin is the best person to talk about the Wang story. He is very articulate, and he is very knowledgeable about Wing Chun, so I am glad that I saw this documentary. Also, I think that the film is very interesting because it shows how Wing Chun developed over time. This is what makes the movie special, because the documentary does not show the beginning of Wing Chun. It just shows how it started. Overall, this is a good documentary that you should see.

Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 08:57

I know this is a short film, but I don't think it could have been longer. I saw this at the Criterion Film Festival in 2012 and loved it. I really wanted to see this again and I was impressed that it was shot so beautifully. It was so well done. It is not a film you can just watch and think "that was good". You need to really care about the subject matter and be moved by the story. This film is one of those films that will make you think about your own life and the people you love and how they change and change you. It's a film that should be seen by everyone, but I recommend it to anyone who likes an interesting story.

Saturday, 02 May 2020 02:42

This documentary is not only about the life of the legendary Chien-Ming Wang, but the rise and fall of a great athlete, a man who should have won more gold medals than any other man in history. This documentary is based on the life of the legendary Chinese Olympic athlete, Chien-Ming Wang. The story of the man who lost his legs in a bombing during the World War II is told through footage, interviews, and historical events. The documentary covers the period between 1949 and 1951, when Wang was at the peak of his career, winning the gold medals at the 1952 and 1956 Olympics. Wang was known as the "Golden Lion" of the Chinese Olympic team, but he was also criticized for his performances at the games. The film reveals his struggle with the leg injury and his struggles with his role in the Chinese Communist Party, which he opposed at the time. After his career ended, Wang's wife and young daughter abandoned him, and he returned to China. Wang decided to leave his country, and went to the United States where he worked in a hotel and earned a living as a hotel employee. He eventually became an engineer and retired from his hotel work, but returned to China in the 1950s to help with the country's communist movement. He left the country in 1962 to help with the anti-Japanese war effort, but returned to his home country in 1964. Wang's life was short-lived, however, and he died in 1970 at age 52. This is a film that should be shown to all Americans.

Friday, 01 May 2020 02:28

I saw this film recently, and was surprised at the very real issues of violence in the film. Yes, this film focuses on the past of a legendary boxer. But, the film also contains the personal stories of his children and family, who became athletes after their father's death. If you watch the film you will see that it is not about his boxing achievements. It is about his children, his wife, and the impact of his death on his children. The film is not perfect. For one, it is very short. The documentary footage is of poor quality, and is a bit over edited. However, this does not stop the film from having a powerful effect on you. You begin to question your own life, your values, and your place in the world. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in boxing, or just wanting to know more about a great man.

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