Jing mo gaa ting (House of Fury)

Jing mo gaa ting (House of Fury) (2005)

  • 57% of users liked it
    (3,645 ratings)

A pair of teenage kung fu experts find that their widowed father's far-fetched tales of adventure may hold more water than they thought in this martial arts adventure featuring fight choreography from The Matrix action director Yuen Woo Ping. In his day, Teddy (Anthony Wong) was a force to be… More

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Unrated,
Directed By
Genres
Action & Adventure, Art House & International, Comedy
In Theaters
Mar 31, 2005 Wide
Tai Seng

Critic Reviews

  • Colin Covert, Minneapolis Star Tribune

    The story is sheer fluff, but the spirited martial-arts brawl between Siu Bo's kids ... for control of the TV remote has a kind of loopy genius.

  • Andrew Sun, Hollywood Reporter

    The domestic angle is interesting, but the overall story is nonsensical.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Dean M


    Incredible action-comedy Hong Kong film from start to finish and it was executive produced by superstar Jackie Chan. You've heard the story before: two kids who don't believe their dad's way out tales find he was telling the truth when he's been kidnapped and they… More

  • JY S


    Acting is a bit lame, but the choreographed action from Yuen Wo Ping is phenomenal.

  • Sheldon C


    A very dull and predictable movie, with unconvincing twists. The action was decent, but the wirework and overall talent wasn't up to par. I agree that Anthony Wong was good, but the villain was absolutely horrible. Simply put, it is a low-tiered Hong Kong film.

  • Anthony V


    Fun and funny. Great running gag with Stephen Fung and Charlene Chou.

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