Shaolin Soccer (Siu Lam juk kau)
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Unexpected punch of a film
The storyline opens with a young man (Sing) who is determined to bring the importance of Kung Fu to the public’s attention, with every novel idea, including dance routines and songs, he fails.
Sing involves himself in a fight, where he single handedl... read more
An average movie
WOW!!!!! greatest movie of all... :)
UPC: 766483140465
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" Stephen Chow, a film maker and actor from Hong Kong once write, directed and starred in a movie called King of Comedy (not to be confused with Martin Scorcese's 1982 film THE King of Comedy... two movies that are about as completely different as they could possibly be). And besides being one of his most famous works over in China (so much so that he actually remade it 15 years later, fitting called New King of Comedy), that is also he could be applied to himself, particularly when it come"
" "I want to say hello to my parents and my Kung Fu master, but they're all dead." Directed by Stephen Chow Written by Stephen Chow, Kan-Cheung Tsang, Min-Hun Fung and Chi-Keung Fung Music by Ying-Wah Wong Cinematography by Pak-Suen Kwan and Ting-Wo Kwong Editing by Kit-Wai Kai "
" In the entry for 2004’s Kung Fu Hustle, I make mention of a subgenre of the martial arts films from East Asia known as Chop Socky. It is a spawn of the comedic style combat that Jackie Chan brought to the forefront a decade earlier. By the time that the New Millenium began, the door was kicked wide open for other wacky wunderkind warriors like Chan, one of the most famous being Stephen Chow, who directed and starred in both Hustle and Shaolin Soccer, two films that have since become stapl"
"In the 90's, after Jackie Chan made the martial arts comedy a force of farce to be reckoned with in the film industry of the Far East, he had involunteerily started a cinematic movement wherein the actions of kung fu fighting would extend past the limits of physical restrictions. In the first decade of the new millenium, following the rise of the subgenre now known as Chop Socky, the door was kicked wide open for other wacky wunderkind warriors like Stephen Chow, star and director of both Kung F"
"As I mentioned in the entry for the movie Kung Fu Hustle, Chop Socky, a subgenre of the martial arts films from Asia, is a spawn of the comedic style combat that Jackie Chan brought to the forefront a decade earlier. Once the New Millenium began, the door was kicked wide open for other wacky wunderkind warriors like Stephen Chow, who directed and starred in both Hustle and Shaolin Soccer, two films that have since become staples in the burgeoning genre. After taking the absurdity of both the hum"
"In the 90's, after Jackie Chan made the martial arts comedy a force of farce to be reckoned with in the film industry of the Far East, he had involunteerily started a cinematic movement wherein the actions of kung fu fighting would extend past the limits of physical restrictions. In the first decade of the new millenium, following the rise of the subgenre now known as Chop Socky, the door was kicked wide open for other wacky wunderkind warriors like Stephen Chow, star and director of both Kung F"
"Directed by Stephen Chow Starring Stephen Chow, Wei Zhao, Man Tai Ng, Yin Tse, Cecilia Cheung, Karen Mok, Vincent Kok, and featuring voices of Richard Cansino, Bridget Hoffman, Richard Steven Horowitz, Long Bai, Steven Kramer, Lucy Lin, Kirk Thorton,_Brian Tochi, and Ron Yuan "