I love how Stephen would then reference this in Kung Fu Hustle with his character popping a soccer ball and saying "NO MORE SOCCER!" like he was telling the fans to stop asking about a Shaolin Soccer 2.
What a hilarious movie and heartfelt reaction from Clariss!!😅 Clariss: "Ain't no one else see that Devil Demon rooted in that man?!?" Me: Cracking up 🤣😂
Stephen Chow's comedy works so much better in the original Cantonese so it makes me very happy you watched the subbed version. I love the Iron Head/Steel Leg song where they keep hitting the wrong guy in the wrong place 🤣🤣🤣
thanks for your reaction. and very happy to see you enjoyed it. You can classify Stephen Chow's comedy as very sarcastic, and always subvert expectations. He has a formula in his comedy (someone already analyzed in another youtube video), and he uses seriousness to bring out the comedy by subverting your expectation. it doesn't appeal to everyone of course but most people do find it funny.
Fun fact about the italian edition of this (that made it even more fun) as most (all) non italian movies even this one was dubbed... but not by professionals... by real life professional soccer players and coaches as in top tier league ones!
Stephen Chow same to have master that live action anime movie. It our reality just little bit altered and Love it. His movies are great and as always a great reaction by you
Talking about Mulan's heavy makeup, the actress actually starred as Mulan in a live action Mulan (2009). Not the Disney one, and it's far more depressing and realistic regarding the brutality of war.
The English translation at 19:43 did a bit of injustice to what Sing said and made him sound so cruel. He actually said "No. If the shoes get worn off, I will throw them away. We must always look forward to a better future. I don't want to ever wear worn-off shoes again." In the original language, he didn't say "Things have changed. I have to think about the future." Besides this, there are also lots of other mistranslations in the film.
Its so absurd and funny that just because Iron Head can take a glass bottle to the head his boss just does it ANY time he does ANYTHING slightly wrong. Like the goofy world logic where that's just the natural progression and its so casual its not even acknowledged is what I live for.
Just subscribed. Love your reactions. Shaolin soccer is hilarious and one of the best of Stephen Chow and comedy in general. Please react to Kung Fu Hustle next. It is a must watch prroduced by the same Stephen Chow and King Of Beggars as well
@@roylle6346 We were in Kunming China and a movie company was making a mini-series dramatizing some local history. They needed a foreigner to play a Russian diplomat. The director was a friend of a friend who we met in passing. The guy was like, 'you sort of look Russian, wanna be in a TV show?'. She played a secretary during negotiations. My dad's role was a one time part, and he was only in 2 scenes.
The original version of this is better than the version you are watching, because the original have some extended scenes and the cg is slightly different from the version you are watching (ex. the text on paper on the can). also the music used in the dancing scene and ending is different, and the original has extended scene of the goalkeeper's hand bleeding before he burnt his hands.
It's funny when you say she reminds you of Mulan.. the actress is called Wei Zhao, and she has actually starred in the 2009 movie Mulan rise of a Warrior. Which is pretty good.
22:00 Commenting months later to confirm that the style of comedy you might be referring to is called "Slapstick," especially when referring to anything by Mel Brooks.
I know a lot of exclamation ps： "ho yes! OMG ! yeah !” It was your love of the movie, but until a gentleman said to me, "There are kids in the park, can you stop watching it?"
I recommend the following: Once Upon A Time In China(all of the films in the series) Fong Sai Yuk I(and II) Jackie Chan's Who Am I Rumble In The Bronx Drunken Master
You should definitely try and do more Stephen Chow movies, things like Forbidden City Cop, From Beijing, with Love, Sixty Million Dollar Man and CJ7. His movies are super hilarious. 😊
If you loved this then you 100% need to watch "Kung Fu Hustle". its another campy kung fu comedy that has the same whacky feel as this movie. co-written, directed and produced by the same man who did this movie Steven Cho.
@22:10 re: Breaking the Fourth Wall. You might be thinking of "metalepsis," but that's a literary term, I'm not sure if it's used in film studies. Loosely, metalepsis is a transition between or transgression of types of narrative, such as if the character talks to the narrator or says something for the audience's benefit, but doesn't directly address the audience. Similar but distinct from an aside, in which the character is speaking in universe but not intended to be heard by other characters (eg, many Shakespeare villains).
The part with them stealing the yellow card from the ref and then smacking him upside the back of the head, then hitting him in the face makes me laugh so friggin' hard. That and them being excited at getting new shoes and running the sponsors over, as well as backhanding the one telling them to calm down. XD Them hitting them in the wrong place because of their names, XD "No, HE'S Iron Head!" The cleaning staff getting annoyed and throwing a broom at them made me snort water out my nose.
The opening scene is something that actually happens quite a bit in soccer. Players are at risk when they play in major games because powerful people wage high risk gambles on them and get very angry if they lose
En internet circula una versión original subtitulada al inglés, con la música original y sin los efectos de sonido de dibujos animados. Pero sí, los subtítulos se parecen mucho de una versión a otra.
17:39 the ball at the belly is relating to Iron Bull Kung Fu (open mouth and closed mouth types are written of)...it is a practice where one can grab with the abdominals in line with catching a punch or kick and applying pressure that might hurt it it seems....there is a belly grabbing kung fu in the books.-Ernie Moore Jr.
You should watch another Stephen chow's legendary movie. I recommend you to watch king of comedy. 1year before Shaolin soccer released. Very hilarious movie. Full of laugh and feel
Lol the level of enjoyment for this film. I saw this when it released when I was 5 but for most my life I thought I imagined it until it showed up in youtube movies a few years ago. I was so excited to watch it again
Your constant expectation of the sterotypical romance trope in this movie is hilarious with it being a Stephen Chow film. As a comedian, Stephen Chow is expectedly self-deprecating, but also talks a lot about how he is always seen by media as a funny guy in funny scenes, and never a handsome movie star in romantic scenes. With this chip on his shoulder, as a filmmaker, Stephen Chow is well known for casting non-actors (several characters in this movie were first-time actors), as well as casting "not so good looking" people. This makes the casting of Zhao Wei a note of comedy in itself, being one of the most beautiful Chinese movie stars at the time being put in disfigured face makeup, then over the top fashionista makeup, and then finally in a bald cap.
Gotta watch Kung Fu Hustle. Some Kung Fu Classics The Way of The Dragon Fist Of Furry Enter The Dragon(obviously) Game of death Police Story Drunken Master 2 Police Story 2 Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon Hero These Are all pretty popular searches for reactions
17:47 comment,, not levitating as he moved forwad as he moved up, essentially he seemed to have jumped or leapt. In kungfu this might be referring to Lightness Skill-there are two forms--1. Is accustomed to one's own body weight for great deftness in moving their own weight,,, the other 2 seems to be like a light touch on even fragile objects. He the person known to have done this, did not run on! water, but on the leaves, floating on the water, running fast enough and control such that he uses the touching of the leaf to propel him up enough perhaps as a rock can be skimmed on water, to use momentum and lightness skill to cross a narrow stream or some such.-Ernie Moore Jr.
There's a LOT of great martial arts movies, with a lot of incredible artists. If you're new to Kung Fu movies and are looking for a way to dip your toes in, I'd suggest starting with an unusual double feature. The first part is Fists Of Fury from 1971, with Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee was the OG Kung Fu star. He all but created the martial arts genre in the West. He died at 32, but is still considered by many as the all time best. The second part of this double feature is from 2010 starring Donnie Yen as the character Bruce Lee played in Fists Of Fury. It's called "The Legend Of Chen Zhen". So it's Donnie playing Bruce in a sorta sequel. If you want a more modern, brutal martial arts movie, there's another incredible double feature: The Raid (Redemption), and The Raid 2. These are both a masterclass, with INSANE fight sequences. These are Indonesian, both directed by Gareth Edwards (Star Wars: Rogue One). It's what happens when you hire the very best martial artists in the business, and give them freedom to go wild. These are both rewatch movies. Beyond that, Jackie Chan has a HUGE filmography, stretching way back to the 70's. He's known for insane choreography and doing his own stunts. His movies are usually comedic, especially in the fights.
Jackie Chan Hong Kong recs (I find the dubs to be funnier, especially when Jackie does his own dub) - Police Story series (3 is Supercop, 4 is First Strike), Operation Condor, Who Am I?, Drunken Master & Legend of Drunken Master, Wheels on Meals, and Rumble in the Bronx.
When are you going to watch Kung Fu Hustle (2004)? If you liked Shaolin Soccer (2001), then you will definitely love Kung Fu Hustle (2004). Kung Fu Hustle (2004) is directed, produced, written, and acted as main character by the legendary Stephen Chow himself, same as Shaolin Soccer (2001). So the comedy elements, tight storyline, cool CG elements, characters are all Stephen Chow's signature. There is no one else who produced humour like stephen chow and make real life anime-like movies, which makes it so fun to watch.
Though not a Kung Fu movie I suggest Shogun Assassin (1980). A Medieval samurai known as Lone Wolf wanders the country with his son to seek revenge against those who ruined his life. It's no comedy and it's the film Beatrix and her daughter watch at bedtime in Kill Bill 2. The sets, costumes, and sword work are amazing.
The subtitles don't do it justice- translation is off. Also, certain meaning to jokes, statements, etc are more funnier/meaningful in Chinese if you understand the culture, folklore, and history. I'm sure with all cultures and movies. But if you loved the movie you'd appreciate it 10x more knowing the culture. That was an awesome review! First time watching!
the reason for the no more football moment in kungfu hustle >< not quite as polished as his later work but still great fun Bruce Lee's movies are the classic go to, Enter the Dragon being the one that most often gets parodied, specially as it was his final film before his untimely death :(
One the best way to explore classical kung-fu films is to dive into Shaw Brothers films. Like: Five Deadly Venoms 1978. A film that Tarantino loves, then go Bruce Les classic and some early Jackie Chan Hong Kong classic. After those. Anything with Donnie Yen, Chow Yun-Fat, Michelle Yeoh and Jet Li. After these you have basic grasp where Stephen Chow bases on his films. he is genious. Warning list a head: Some of the Best Shaw brothers production films Come Drink with Me (1966) The 36th Chamber of Shaolin' (1978) The Boxer from Shantung 1972 The Eight Diagram Pole Fighter' (1984) Flying Guillotine (1974) Executioners from Shaolin (1977) Five Deadly Venoms (1978) Return to the 36th Chamber (1980) Then you got of course your necessary Bruce Lee Films: Enter the Dragon (1973) Game of Death (1978) The Big Boss, aka Fists of Fury (1971) Fist of Fury(1972) he Way of the Dragon (1972) Jackie Chan Hong Kong films Rumble in the Bronx (1995) Project A (1983) The Young Master (1980) Drunken Master (1978) Drunken Master II (1994) Snake in the Eagle's Shadow (1978)
I dont know if youd like the movie, Kentucky Fried Movie has "A Fistful of Yen" in it, which is a spoof of a Bruce Lee movie. (Made by one of the producers of Airplane!) As far as classic Kung Fu movies, Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee, Chow, are all great. (Also, Top Secret! Is another movie made by ZAZ, in another attempt to copy the success of Airplane!. All the good slapstick, and funny/weird scenes you could ever want!!!)
Any Stephen Chow movie is an instant classic.
Facts.
I love how Stephen would then reference this in Kung Fu Hustle with his character popping a soccer ball and saying "NO MORE SOCCER!" like he was telling the fans to stop asking about a Shaolin Soccer 2.
good news. Stephen Chow is coming up with Shaolin Women's Soccer
What a hilarious movie and heartfelt reaction from Clariss!!😅
Clariss: "Ain't no one else see that Devil Demon rooted in that man?!?"
Me: Cracking up 🤣😂
Stephen Chow's comedy works so much better in the original Cantonese so it makes me very happy you watched the subbed version. I love the Iron Head/Steel Leg song where they keep hitting the wrong guy in the wrong place 🤣🤣🤣
LMAO, that made me laugh so hard.
thanks for your reaction. and very happy to see you enjoyed it.
You can classify Stephen Chow's comedy as very sarcastic, and always subvert expectations.
He has a formula in his comedy (someone already analyzed in another youtube video), and he uses seriousness to bring out the comedy by subverting your expectation. it doesn't appeal to everyone of course but most people do find it funny.
Fun fact about the italian edition of this (that made it even more fun) as most (all) non italian movies even this one was dubbed... but not by professionals... by real life professional soccer players and coaches as in top tier league ones!
Stephen Chow same to have master that live action anime movie. It our reality just little bit altered and Love it. His movies are great and as always a great reaction by you
Talking about Mulan's heavy makeup, the actress actually starred as Mulan in a live action Mulan (2009). Not the Disney one, and it's far more depressing and realistic regarding the brutality of war.
I hope more movies like this keep getting made
The English translation at 19:43 did a bit of injustice to what Sing said and made him sound so cruel. He actually said "No. If the shoes get worn off, I will throw them away. We must always look forward to a better future. I don't want to ever wear worn-off shoes again." In the original language, he didn't say "Things have changed. I have to think about the future." Besides this, there are also lots of other mistranslations in the film.
Every reaction has food related comedy.
Any shaw brothers kung fu movies are certified classics
13:00 - if you want to know, Stephen Chow always does this in all of his movies hahahah... "Random Scene".
Loved this underdog story...comedy/love/not too serious movie
Greatest comedy movie
Definitely in my top 5
Its so absurd and funny that just because Iron Head can take a glass bottle to the head his boss just does it ANY time he does ANYTHING slightly wrong. Like the goofy world logic where that's just the natural progression and its so casual its not even acknowledged is what I live for.
Just subscribed. Love your reactions. Shaolin soccer is hilarious and one of the best of Stephen Chow and comedy in general. Please react to Kung Fu Hustle next. It is a must watch prroduced by the same Stephen Chow and King Of Beggars as well
I actually met the woman that played the love interest in this movie while I was in China. I was 12 at the time, she was pretty nice.
How do you know it was actually her?....🤔 Aight never mind 😒
@@roylle6346 We were in Kunming China and a movie company was making a mini-series dramatizing some local history. They needed a foreigner to play a Russian diplomat. The director was a friend of a friend who we met in passing. The guy was like, 'you sort of look Russian, wanna be in a TV show?'. She played a secretary during negotiations. My dad's role was a one time part, and he was only in 2 scenes.
As a thespian, methinks Ms Clariss might appreciate some of the absurdities of the acting business from Mr Chow's 'King of Comedy' (1999)!
6:56 - it was originally written in chinese, they translated it in post into english
Must watch Kung Pow! Enter the Fist
its the ultimate kung fu parody
Definitely continue with the Stephen Chow movies. I need a reaction to Forbidden City Cop.
The Spanish version is even more hilarious 😂
They have the same cast too haha great movies
'Ninja in the Dragons Den' (1982). Hiroyuki Sanada still kicking ass in 2023.
I agree that movie had a amazing intro to ninjas.
The original version of this is better than the version you are watching, because the original have some extended scenes and the cg is slightly different from the version you are watching (ex. the text on paper on the can). also the music used in the dancing scene and ending is different, and the original has extended scene of the goalkeeper's hand bleeding before he burnt his hands.
It's funny when you say she reminds you of Mulan.. the actress is called Wei Zhao, and she has actually starred in the 2009 movie Mulan rise of a Warrior. Which is pretty good.
22:00 Commenting months later to confirm that the style of comedy you might be referring to is called "Slapstick," especially when referring to anything by Mel Brooks.
Great reaction 😂
15:41
Mui: when you are famous, just gift me a pair of cleats
Btw, your knowledge of comedy is very enormous.
I know a lot of exclamation ps： "ho yes! OMG ! yeah !” It was your love of the movie, but until a gentleman said to me, "There are kids in the park, can you stop watching it?"
I really hope you watch more classic kung fu movies clariss! Love your reactions and very pretty 😊
I recommend the following:
Once Upon A Time In China(all of the films in the series)
Fong Sai Yuk I(and II)
Jackie Chan's Who Am I
Rumble In The Bronx
Drunken Master
YESSSS this movie is gureato , the ET line always kills me dead
You should definitely try and do more Stephen Chow movies, things like Forbidden City Cop, From Beijing, with Love, Sixty Million Dollar Man and CJ7. His movies are super hilarious. 😊
If you loved this then you 100% need to watch "Kung Fu Hustle". its another campy kung fu comedy that has the same whacky feel as this movie. co-written, directed and produced by the same man who did this movie Steven Cho.
You said Kung Fu Hustle was one of your comfort movies, and yet you didn't recognize Stephen Chow immediately in this?
ok next up from stephen chow could be "From Beijing With Love"
@22:10 re: Breaking the Fourth Wall. You might be thinking of "metalepsis," but that's a literary term, I'm not sure if it's used in film studies. Loosely, metalepsis is a transition between or transgression of types of narrative, such as if the character talks to the narrator or says something for the audience's benefit, but doesn't directly address the audience. Similar but distinct from an aside, in which the character is speaking in universe but not intended to be heard by other characters (eg, many Shakespeare villains).
A masterpiece 😩👌🏼
The part with them stealing the yellow card from the ref and then smacking him upside the back of the head, then hitting him in the face makes me laugh so friggin' hard. That and them being excited at getting new shoes and running the sponsors over, as well as backhanding the one telling them to calm down. XD
Them hitting them in the wrong place because of their names, XD "No, HE'S Iron Head!"
The cleaning staff getting annoyed and throwing a broom at them made me snort water out my nose.
6:50 this CG actually is necessary bc in original version it was written in Mandarin.
The opening scene is something that actually happens quite a bit in soccer. Players are at risk when they play in major games because powerful people wage high risk gambles on them and get very angry if they lose
19:40.. remember.. he was a monk.. he was forbidden to love a woman..
En internet circula una versión original subtitulada al inglés, con la música original y sin los efectos de sonido de dibujos animados. Pero sí, los subtítulos se parecen mucho de una versión a otra.
@6:50 You’re watching the Americanised version with changes in music, written word, sub translation, some story, sound fx, and some voice inflections.
17:39 the ball at the belly is relating to Iron Bull Kung Fu (open mouth and closed mouth types are written of)...it is a practice where one can grab with the abdominals in line with catching a punch or kick and applying pressure that might hurt it it seems....there is a belly grabbing kung fu in the books.-Ernie Moore Jr.
You should watch another Stephen chow's legendary movie. I recommend you to watch king of comedy. 1year before Shaolin soccer released. Very hilarious movie. Full of laugh and feel
Lol the level of enjoyment for this film. I saw this when it released when I was 5 but for most my life I thought I imagined it until it showed up in youtube movies a few years ago. I was so excited to watch it again
7:06 #classicKFmovies Five Deadly Venoms.-Ernie Moore Jr.
Stephen Chow should 100% try his hand at a live action Dragonball, no one else could pull it off!
Your constant expectation of the sterotypical romance trope in this movie is hilarious with it being a Stephen Chow film. As a comedian, Stephen Chow is expectedly self-deprecating, but also talks a lot about how he is always seen by media as a funny guy in funny scenes, and never a handsome movie star in romantic scenes. With this chip on his shoulder, as a filmmaker, Stephen Chow is well known for casting non-actors (several characters in this movie were first-time actors), as well as casting "not so good looking" people. This makes the casting of Zhao Wei a note of comedy in itself, being one of the most beautiful Chinese movie stars at the time being put in disfigured face makeup, then over the top fashionista makeup, and then finally in a bald cap.
7:06 #classicKFmovies Heroes Of The East.-Ernie Moore Jr.
Hero, to see kung fu, beauty and storytelling.
Gotta watch Kung Fu Hustle.
Some Kung Fu Classics
The Way of The Dragon
Fist Of Furry
Enter The Dragon(obviously)
Game of death
Police Story
Drunken Master 2
Police Story 2
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Hero
These Are all pretty popular searches for reactions
17:47 comment,, not levitating as he moved forwad as he moved up, essentially he seemed to have jumped or leapt. In kungfu this might be referring to Lightness Skill-there are two forms--1. Is accustomed to one's own body weight for great deftness in moving their own weight,,, the other 2 seems to be like a light touch on even fragile objects. He the person known to have done this, did not run on! water, but on the leaves, floating on the water, running fast enough and control such that he uses the touching of the leaf to propel him up enough perhaps as a rock can be skimmed on water, to use momentum and lightness skill to cross a narrow stream or some such.-Ernie Moore Jr.
There's a LOT of great martial arts movies, with a lot of incredible artists. If you're new to Kung Fu movies and are looking for a way to dip your toes in, I'd suggest starting with an unusual double feature. The first part is Fists Of Fury from 1971, with Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee was the OG Kung Fu star. He all but created the martial arts genre in the West. He died at 32, but is still considered by many as the all time best. The second part of this double feature is from 2010 starring Donnie Yen as the character Bruce Lee played in Fists Of Fury. It's called "The Legend Of Chen Zhen". So it's Donnie playing Bruce in a sorta sequel.
If you want a more modern, brutal martial arts movie, there's another incredible double feature: The Raid (Redemption), and The Raid 2. These are both a masterclass, with INSANE fight sequences. These are Indonesian, both directed by Gareth Edwards (Star Wars: Rogue One). It's what happens when you hire the very best martial artists in the business, and give them freedom to go wild. These are both rewatch movies. Beyond that, Jackie Chan has a HUGE filmography, stretching way back to the 70's. He's known for insane choreography and doing his own stunts. His movies are usually comedic, especially in the fights.
7:06 #classicKFmovies Legend of a Fighter.-Ernie Moore Jr.
I love her so much and she's really watching one of my favorite Stephen Chow movies and how she loves Jackie Buster Mel Brooks and all of the greats
You sound check out Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons. Same director.
#classicKFmovies The Secret Of Shaolin Poles.-Ernie Moore Jr.
Never seen this movie before but it looks hilarious 😂😂
You are watching an abridged version of the movie released in the United States.
Leo " La Pulga " Messi ⚽🏆⚽ World Cup 2022 🏆
Hey Clariss, the video frames feel jitter-y. What FPS do you shoot on ?
31:51 # movie Half ALoaf Of Kung fu.-Ernie Moore Jr.
Next Reaction film 300 Spartan 👍👍
TEAM EVIL IS EVIL ...AND THERE CHEATERS!!😤😡 And I don't want them to win.⚽ TEAM CLARISS!!!
#classicKFmovies Crippled Avengers.-Ernie Moore Jr.
Yes one of my favorite movies!!
Jackie Chan Hong Kong recs (I find the dubs to be funnier, especially when Jackie does his own dub) - Police Story series (3 is Supercop, 4 is First Strike), Operation Condor, Who Am I?, Drunken Master & Legend of Drunken Master, Wheels on Meals, and Rumble in the Bronx.
Oops heads. same. Not crawl with ball.
The genre name translates to Nonsense, and Chow and his company invented the genre.
28:38 original dialog
hurry back to mars, too dangerous on earth
When are you going to watch Kung Fu Hustle (2004)? If you liked Shaolin Soccer (2001), then you will definitely love Kung Fu Hustle (2004).
Kung Fu Hustle (2004) is directed, produced, written, and acted as main character by the legendary Stephen Chow himself, same as Shaolin Soccer (2001). So the comedy elements, tight storyline, cool CG elements, characters are all Stephen Chow's signature.
There is no one else who produced humour like stephen chow and make real life anime-like movies, which makes it so fun to watch.
She said in the first 20 seconds of the video she's already seen it several times.
Scream Franchise
Though not a Kung Fu movie I suggest Shogun Assassin (1980). A Medieval samurai known as Lone Wolf wanders the country with his son to seek revenge against those who ruined his life.
It's no comedy and it's the film Beatrix and her daughter watch at bedtime in Kill Bill 2.
The sets, costumes, and sword work are amazing.
I remember that one. The scene in the carriage always got to me. so much storytelling, told through the gaze of a child.
Shogun Assassin is a chopped up combination of the first and second Lone Wolf and Cub movies, fyi.
The subtitles don't do it justice- translation is off. Also, certain meaning to jokes, statements, etc are more funnier/meaningful in Chinese if you understand the culture, folklore, and history. I'm sure with all cultures and movies. But if you loved the movie you'd appreciate it 10x more knowing the culture. That was an awesome review! First time watching!
the reason for the no more football moment in kungfu hustle >< not quite as polished as his later work but still great fun
Bruce Lee's movies are the classic go to, Enter the Dragon being the one that most often gets parodied, specially as it was his final film before his untimely death :(
6:58 it not CGI
She is doing kind of stupid on goalkeeping 😂😂
Reason why I said that, no youtube leave place. after I said not directly Lie.
It shouldn't be a special skill, but you're really good at enjoying entertainment.
Excellent
You would like King Of Comedy starring Stephen Chow - it’s about Acting. And funny.
You're thinking of Spoof comedies.
But love your love of movie, and another but, States right.
A lot, just kick to goal, legal.
Like, son hit arm. talk or not, (5 year old, nice no story tonight.)
One the best way to explore classical kung-fu films is to dive into Shaw Brothers films. Like: Five Deadly Venoms 1978. A film that Tarantino loves, then go Bruce Les classic and some early Jackie Chan Hong Kong classic. After those. Anything with Donnie Yen, Chow Yun-Fat, Michelle Yeoh and Jet Li. After these you have basic grasp where Stephen Chow bases on his films. he is genious. Warning list a head:
Some of the Best Shaw brothers production films
Come Drink with Me (1966)
The 36th Chamber of Shaolin' (1978)
The Boxer from Shantung 1972
The Eight Diagram Pole Fighter' (1984)
Flying Guillotine (1974)
Executioners from Shaolin (1977)
Five Deadly Venoms (1978)
Return to the 36th Chamber (1980)
Then you got of course your necessary Bruce Lee Films:
Enter the Dragon (1973)
Game of Death (1978)
The Big Boss, aka Fists of Fury (1971)
Fist of Fury(1972)
he Way of the Dragon (1972)
Jackie Chan Hong Kong films
Rumble in the Bronx (1995)
Project A (1983)
The Young Master (1980)
Drunken Master (1978)
Drunken Master II (1994)
Snake in the Eagle's Shadow (1978)
You need to watch Journey to the West. It is even better than this movie.
Meh,he wants to be friends. What's the problem? 🤣🤣.
this movie is actually 1hr 52 min and yours duration is 1hr 27min 🤨
I dont know if youd like the movie, Kentucky Fried Movie has "A Fistful of Yen" in it, which is a spoof of a Bruce Lee movie. (Made by one of the producers of Airplane!)
As far as classic Kung Fu movies, Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee, Chow, are all great.
(Also, Top Secret! Is another movie made by ZAZ, in another attempt to copy the success of Airplane!. All the good slapstick, and funny/weird scenes you could ever want!!!)
Can you watch "Labyrinth (1986)"? 🙂❤
Hi Clariss! Will you be reacting to Scream 4 soon? ☺️
I liked this better than king Fu hustle
Well now you need to do kung fu hustle
Anything Bruce Lee, anything Jackie Chan and anything Tony JAA, Tony JAA is new. Slap stick comedy.
So Kung Fu Hustle next?