Featured Audience Ratings

• Tsubaki S

  
  Sincere love letter to old school shaw bros flicks, some cliches here and there keep it from being better. Neverless, a lot of fun for any fan of the genre.

• JY S

  
  Clement Sze-Kit Cheng and Chi-kin Kwok come together and deliver a lively action comedy in <i>Gallants</i>.<p>The story is straightforward, yet full of quirks that make the full 96 minutes easily enjoyable. As integral characters make their initial appearances, the… More
  Clement Sze-Kit Cheng and Chi-kin Kwok come together and deliver a lively action comedy in <i>Gallants</i>.<p>The story is straightforward, yet full of quirks that make the full 96 minutes easily enjoyable. As integral characters make their initial appearances, the cast to character introductions appear on screen. This tactic is consistent as it continues to happen well into the 40-50 minute mark. The film even employs some brief animation segments for the story, as well as for a few bone crunching impacts during the fights that look awesome.</p><p>Thanks to the dialogue and characters, the humor is extremely effective. There are a handful of places where the story gets dramatic, but these areas serve as moments of relaxation from the amusement of everything else.</p><p>The marital arts is fantastic and it comes from unexpected characters. If there is any flaw here, it is that there isn't enough of it; however, in the end this film is about the characters and not the action.</p><p>The acting is just as amusing as the characters themselves. Teddy Robin Kwan takes a while to make an appearance, but he is worth the wait. He steals every scene he is in as if he were the main character.</p><p>As a whole, <i>Gallants</i> has the comedy, the action, and the characters to make it a rewarding watch.</p>