Jackie Chan, Ho Sung Pak, Lung Ti
Returning home with his father after a shopping expedition, Wong Fei-Hong is unwittingly caught up in the battle between foreigners who wish to export ancient Chinese artifacts and loyalists who don't...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 20, 2001
Stats: 1,877 reviews
I'm a massive Jackie Chan fan. I have most of his films, and this has to be one of my absolute favourites.
The film is choc-full of memorable fights, and incredible stunts, some of which may cause you to yell out at the screen in mental anguish. The most incredible stunt has to ...( read more)
Hell yeah. Sweet action scenes with Jackie Chan at the helm, beatin people up drunk and sober. I laughed until my nuts chuckled.
In fact, I give this movie 2 balls up.
Full scrotum.
One of the best, if not the best, martial arts film ever made. Jackie Chan's skills, both at physicall comedy and of course at martial arts, are displayed here in full glory. Some of the best fights ever recorded on film, the teahouse brawl and the final duel are stuff to make le...( read more)
Jackie Chan return becomes and is able to fend off numerous attacks and perform incredible stunts. Aided by his hilarious stepmother and friends.
Jackie Chan's Best "Hardcore" Kungfu movie!!! I really miss the Golden Age Jackie Chan Era... :(
Wasn't this sorta the plot in Rush Hour 2, you know with the whole recovery of artifiacts thing?
The final 20-minute fight sequence ... sets some kind of benchmark: It may not be possible to film a better fight scene. full review
Definitely my 2nd favorite Jackie Chan movie (Police Story is my favorite) and it has all the ingredients of a quintessential Chan movie: comedy, a little of drama, and the Chan trademarks, some insanely dangerous stunts and bone breaking, intricately choreographed fight scenes.
Despite what some reviewers here said the movie is perfectly paced and more than OK. This movie OK? Whoever said that obviously isn't a big fan of Asian action films.
The standout fight scene of which they are so many good ones, is the climatic fight scene in the factory with Ken Lo, where his villainous character does a standing leg split and blocks Chan's Drunken fist with one of his legs, it is a truly jaw dropping display of agility and athleticism.
This puts any of Jacky Chan's Hollywood outings to shame, Rush Hour, schmush hour. I also agree that the original music "The Wong Fei Hung theme" should have been left in.
Definitely see the Hong Kong version of this aka Drunken Master II.
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