Sammo Hung, Chia-Liang Liu, Corey Yuen
Lo Tung and his friend Malted Candy, pedicab drivers working the streets of Macao, have both fallen in love. The problem is that both their objects of affection - one a baker, the other a prostitute -...( read more
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While Sammo's Benny Hill-esque humour is a bit dated, and the change of pacing halfway in the film feels a off, this is pure old school HK magic. Sammo deserves all the credit for directing some of the most kick ass fight sequences in HK history. Couple that with the most rotten ...( read more)
Sammo is part of a group of rickshaw drivers in 40's Macao. He competes with an over-the-hill baker for the affection of his pretty assistant. This is coupled with another romance between another driver and a girl he accidentally runs over, whose dark secret eventually serves to ...( read more)
As much as I love Jackie Chan's films, and as much as I realize that Bruce Lee is probably the greatest martial arts star ever, my heart pretty much belongs to everybody's favorite portly kicker Sammo. And Pedicab Driver is his finest work, my favorite martial arts film ever, and...( read more)
Sammo Hung's crowning achievement- he directs and stars in one of the most violent, brutal movies ever. Like all of Sammo's directorial efforts, it plays out like an episode from the first season of Night Court- very bi-polar. The tone can shift from absolutely dumb slapstick com...( read more)
One of Sammo's best. A must see for the fight between Sammo and Lau Kar-Leung. This movie seems more bipolar than even most other HK films with its constant switching between action, comedy, and melodrama.
Very good movie, i enjoy this movie. Sammo Hung acting is awesome, and the story is excellent.
i didn't enjoy it, only some of the performances. it was more serious than i bargained for, i mean, it was depressing as hell.
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