Lu ding ji (Royal Tramp) (1992)

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• Christopher B

  
  After witnessing the ninja attack/massacre at the beginning I thought to myself, "I'm getting close to 40 years old! How is it no one has told me about this!? How have I not seen this already!?". From there it becomes a fun Chow comedy. What I love about his humour… More
  After witnessing the ninja attack/massacre at the beginning I thought to myself, "I'm getting close to 40 years old! How is it no one has told me about this!? How have I not seen this already!?". From there it becomes a fun Chow comedy. What I love about his humour is best given with an example of a common scene, but with that Chow touch. Chow's arms are hidden behind his back while 2 well hidden women pretend to be his arms when he is confronted. American audiences have seen this gag many times before, heck, Who's Line is it Anyway has a segment on the gag called Helping Hands. But what makes it hilarious when Chow does it (though I do confess I like the gag in almost all cases) is when the hands beat the shit out of him until he's vomiting blood. Now that's comedy gold. A funny comedy with some great martial arts scenes that's well worth seeing for fans of Chow's work.

• Jojo S

  
  This movie made me cried in tears twice because of its funniness. I couldn't stop laughing. There are times when it's even more funny because of some jokes that breaks the 4th wall. I dispise director Jing Wong for not keeping his director's pride by...(read more)… More
  This movie made me cried in tears twice because of its funniness. I couldn't stop laughing. There are times when it's even more funny because of some jokes that breaks the 4th wall. I dispise director Jing Wong for not keeping his director's pride by...(read more) accepting and directing pretty much any written material that's called "screenplay". He's pretty much sold his soul for b-movies and dumb scripts. But then, he's so talented that he can make any supposely a trashy movie into a somewhat decent film with some luck of good actors such as, Stephen Chow, Jet Li, Chingmy Yau, Andy Lau, etc.

• Anthony V

  
  Classic mix of comedy and Kung Fu. One of Stephen Chow's best!