The Young Master (Shi di chu ma)

The Young Master (Shi di chu ma) (1978)

  • 74% of users liked it
    (7,134 ratings)

Following up on his success with his 1978 smash hit Drunken Master, Jackie Chan directs this old school kung-fu-comedy. Lung (Chan) is an orphan being raised in a grim martial arts school run by a strict dour master. During the Lion Dance competition, Lung's buddy, Keung (Wei Pai), jumps ship and… More

Play Trailer

PG-13, 1 hr. 33 min.
Directed By
Jackie Chan
Genres
Action & Adventure, Art House & International, Comedy
In Theaters
Feb 9, 1980 Wide
On DVD
Dec 8, 1998
Tai Seng

No Critic Reviews Found…

Featured Audience Ratings

  • Dean M


    Two thumb up! What a wonderfully choreographed film Jackie Chan ever made. First off the fight scenes are all very good, but the final fight is more amazing. This comedy is mixed nicely with everything elese and sits well even within the final 15 minutes fight scene at the end.

  • Tsubaki S


    Jackie's directorial debut already showed some of the elements that would become a trademark in future films. The film suffers from some pacing issues, and the plot is nearly invisible, but the action segments are great and easily stand the test of time. Good ol martial arts fun,… More

  • EightThirty .


    Funny Movie..Jackie Chan is Always an iddiot!

  • xGary X


    A hit and miss debut for Jackie Chan, this definitely has it's moments. Unfortunately they are sandwiched between the clumsiest cheeseball schmaltz you're ever going to see (even by HK standards) at the beginning, and an excruciatingly overlong and self indulgent final… More

  • Khris N


    Classic!! - a young jackie showing some good kung fu and comedy!!

Trailers & Clips