She didn’t try out for the part. She was there with a friend of hers that was trying out. Her cigarette smoking coolness caught their attention and won it for her
@@TheDoomer666it's also false, that's Yuen Qiu, one of the most famous kung fu movie actresses, she trained under the same master as Jackie Chan and had been acting for over 30 years before Kung Fu Hustle came out. Kung Fu Hustle is basically a who's who of Kung Fu actors, basically every major character is a big name.
Insane level of creativity and humor here. The whole time she was banging on the bell, I was reacting like, why the heck would someone be ringing a bell in the middle of a life or death fight? The minute she got the top off and picked it up and realized what was about to happen, I was just in awe. The fact they could write a prop like this into a fight scene and make it so much fun. Stephen Chow or whoever came up with this scene is a creative genius. You can watch the movie 10 times and never be bored.
Yeah. I had similar thoughts when I saw the movie first time....but when you saw the bell turn into in a kind of high speaker...you think...the beast is probably dead...He survived the normal lion roar...but with the bell...the strength is multiplied various levels.
@Ξjora as much as i loved kung pow....its really hard to compare an intentionally bad (annnnd hilarious) overdub to a well written kung fu original. Kung Fu Hustle takes all the cake. ..i do need to watch kung pow again though. Havent seen that since like...04...either way...hope we get more of all of these some day. Hero was another favorite for me in chinese media...that movie was bedtime tv for me for way too long.
@@fredleeland2464 for a producer to be able to put that many plot points in a movie, and keeping you more focus each time, I think it's safe to say it was ahead of it's time. If it was now, that movie would have broken the internet.
The concept is great actually...simple but they portrayed it well. Kungfu masters and gang war... It's ordinary in chinese kung fu movies but this one stood out.
The casting of the Beast has been underestimated. Hollywood has never tried to portray a shabbily dressed, streetwise middle-aged man as a martial arts master, but this movie has achieved it and with such a good effect.😂😂
@@Mingmassage Steven actually fear offending him when he offer the role... but he was able to take the role to the peak. same as with the couple, they were all peak martial artist in their own right. their professionalism is commendable.
@nephatrine He spent most of his time in the movies dressed in coveralls or army surplus, so perhaps shabby is a bit of a stretch, but he was far from the height of fashion. This was the 80's. Men still regularly wore suits and ties. 80's people would be shocked at how fat and slovenly dressed we are today. The whole point of the way he was dressed in the movies was that he looked like a person of no consequence.
I still wish they did a sequel. This was a gem for its time. Almost everyone I've ever shown this to loved it. Edit: got rid of the word underrated because people take things way too serious.
This movie was not underrated. It did fine at the box office and with critics. From wiki; Its box office tally made it the highest-grossing film in Hong Kong history. Kung Fu Hustle managed to become the highest-grossing foreign-language film in North America in 2005.
@@thedukeconiosantiago9180 it's not underrated It is a celebrated kung fu movie, small statments about it make headlines And constantly shown on cable TV
What anime based movies should look and feel like ! One of the most hilarious and yet best martial arts movie in the world. Not afraid to go overboard, not afraid to go serious, not afraid to go bloody, not afraid to go hilarious, not afraid to go emotional. Cant wait for 2
For people who don’t understand what Stephen Chow was doing… He actually put “wuxia novel” elements in his Hong Kong style comedy. Therefore sometimes foreigners found it hard to understand why people are jumping and flying around in Hong Kong movies. Imagine it is a parallel universe with people practicing “internal power” or chi-like stuff and will use their kung fu for justice, like Star Wars, then you might have a better experience while watching these kinds of action films 😊 Sometimes Stephen Chow also told his fellow actors to imitate Bruce Lee to show his respect towards his idol. Stephen himself is a lifelong experienced material artist with Wing Chun background. But he said he just didn’t get involved with “real action films” like Jackie Chan style movies.
This whole movie is like when you are dreaming and can do anything. Why so many likes on this comment??? I don't know! But thanks folks! Seriously! 4K Like? Why? :D Thanks!
This was a REALLY really good movie.. even its comedic aspect literally gave me the best laugh of My life.. when he asked him "WHY DID YOU HIT ME" and he hit him again with the little itty bitty stick I fell out 😂😂😂😂
Yeah, you gonna live right before the Japan invasion during the time when rich eats the poor… then you gonna live for another eight years of civil war and if you didn’t flee to Taiwan you gonna experience Mao’s communism.
"Why did you hit me," and then the bonk on the head with the shard of wood is just... goddamn, classic. Sing is seriously a great protagonist and we get shown how an idealistic kid who stands up to bullies can be turned into a jerkwad but still be that idealistic kid who stands up to bullies at heart.
It's been more than a decade but still I watch this scene and still feels fresh. Their facial expression after each hit is so convincing that I totally can immerse myself to the fight without being reminded it's fake.
After decades of watching this i just realized at 3:37 rather than the sound of her voice screaming it actually sounded like a Lions Roar when that shockwave happened. That part still gives me goosebumps
I did notice, that was a nice touch considering the technique’s name. I come to this vid every so often for the same reason: to hear and see the cool effects of the roar.
lions roar is one of the storys of The Legend of the Condor Heroes 1957, by a story character called Golden Retriever Lion King Xie Xun. And name such because he looks like a lion. btw those story written by Jin Yong has made foundation most of nowadays kung fu stories as well. Most teqnique from this movie is referenced from those as well.
I remember renting this DVD at a movie store back in the days. We didn't realize that it was a comedy and thought it was an action movie. We slowly became aware of this and lost it during this scene🤣 One of the best movie experiences ever 🤣👌
Same, i was in state of disbelieve when i saw the main character head punched to flat. I was scared shitless but when the head appeared again, i laugh so much.
The way stephen chow introduced the villain is really genius in writing. Before this scene happened, he was just some old man locked in a cell. Minding his own business. He's also locked in a secluded cell and very heavily guarded making us the viewers wondering what this old man did to get locked like that in the first place. And then, later, we know what his capable of. We saw him catch a bullet in point blank range ease. Here, we see his true power. He's stronger than both hero and heroine combine. Faster and more durable. The only thing that caught him off guard is the lion roar move. We saw him basically bodied these two with ease.
It's a villain trope that's been sadly lost in the sea of "cool mastermind" and "badass evil guy" characters. Just the normal looking, unassuming, laid back, generally polite guy who's an absolute monster hidden behind the exterior is one of my favourite types of villains. It mirrors a more real world aesthetic of evil. The most evil and dangerous people in our history were people you could pass on the street and never look twice. Villains like The Beast, Gaunter O Dimm, Blackbeard etc always hit for me. The Devil after all hides in plain sight.
same thing with the hero, at no point would you think henchman #5 that got his face plummeted into earths core would end up being the OP main character that unlocks hos godly potential and saves everyone, he comes out of nowhere in the middle of the film
In the movie it is said that he got too bored and gone insane because he had gotten too strong, that is why you can see in the end, he regains his sanity and begs to be his disciple
The rubber hose style of choreography, the score picking up and the chimes as landlady is breaking the bell, and the crowning glory of the Beast no longer amused by this game of kung-fu masters.
They already beat the beast with that ancient Lion Roar chi technique. Only Need one Roar to demolished him 😂.. But then the beast cheat on them after his fake surrender..
@@undertheglassmoon2239 deception is the height of strategy idk what books you be reading 😆 Also, it wasn't ONE lions roar, it was one roar amplified to like 1000, and it still only barely knocked him down.
Jesus can and will help you if you make space for him in your heart, depression isn’t something to sit on and wait for it to go away, I pray that you find the path and get rid of what makes you feel this way.
This piece never gets old I'm so sure many people watch it more than twice. The truly amazing things about it is the realistic factor and I dont mean the cg. The proper timing, the proper distance calculated from each attack force is carefully thought out. Except the part where the villain stood a bit too further away from previous exchange right before the second lion roar, almost everything else is properly done. Its hard to believe this was filmed many decades ago. Master piece.
watch this movie in the cinema with a friend because we wanted to kill the time and ended up the whole cinema was hysterically laughing non stop until the ending scene. One of my best teenage night.
I’ll never forget seeing this in the theater with my mom for the first time. Everyone was laughing so hard the whole time it was hilarious, especially the running part omfg 😂🤣😂
The running scene was one of my favorites too especially at the end when the lady runs into the sign and even her bra flies through the air. I just about lost it.
I have rewatched this masterpiece so SO many times It's actually a part of my childhood now. I'll never forget these Chinese films along with the others, it was the starting point why I became so much more interested in Chinese culture.
Love this movie so much. Showed it to my son at the weekend and He loved it too. So hilarious, oberacted but creative, funny and jawdropping, even after all this years!
I like this. Unlike almost every single kung fu movie out there, the female fighter is getting her ass kicked just as hard as the male fighter ( her husband ) and both of them combined aren't enough to take this guy down.
@@conanhighwoods4304 only reason the beast turned the tide was the lotus dart pen thing Kinda parallels the Landlord and Landlady resorting to using the bell to amplify Lion's Roar BUT, that at least still needed the martial arts despite also using additional devices
If you have read Chinese martial arts novels, you will know the character's moves and special effects abilities after watching this movie! Each character has his own kung fu!
When I got it on DVD around 2005 I just left it in the player for about a month and would just put on various scenes when I was sitting around the apartment with nothing to do.
This movie will forever hold a place in my heart. Watched it as a kid, been in love ever since. Even tho it's goofy, it spurred my appetite for martial arts movies. Truly a timeless classic.
If you didn't realize yet, at 0:55 the Beast notices his punch doesn't work against Landlord's style, so he decides to push with his fist sending Landlord flying.
For me, the landlady's determination to dismantle the bell's head while being beaten up is the most iconic and inspiring in a way. All 8 hits with her palms before the head is successfully removed👏👏👏👏
This movie literally had the perfect balance of comedy and action, even with all the nonsense logic it all still worked out together xD And im glad that this was the childhood movie that i enjoyed :3
@@IsoyaYasuji the mc punching and his ability to recover from snake bite has always been indication that dude is gifted. Dude can also outrun the landlady, while it was comedic run, it was early indicator that dude has been always been strong. It's take the beast the beat the shit out of him to unclog his meridian and true potential. Dude also is a genius because he did learn palm Buddha when he was a kid but never get to use it properly until the last battle. All the foreshadowing has been great.
Man I remember first seeing this movie in San Diego, CA around 05-06. Me and the homie went to Taco Bell for a chipotle burrito and stopped at blockbuster to rent some dvds (yes blockbuster). We got to a certain point and was like hold up, ant this a comedy? These folks fighting frfr. Went and smoked a lil sum sum and restarted the movie. That night Kung Fu hustle became my favorite movie!!!!
My favorite part is when the boss was trying to light a cigar in his vehicle but couldn't and his henchmen went to light it and ended up setting his hair on fire 🔥 😂😂
My wife absolutely hated this movie because she thinks it’s too over the top and dumb. I on the other hand love this film precisely because it’s perfectly over the top and creative in how it goes about doing it and telling a fun martial arts redemption story.
Many of Stephen Chow's movies were not popular at the time of release, just like what your wife thinks. But people later discovered that these movies were not just nonsensical comedies and turned into masterpieces.
I can't remember how many times I've watched this movie, because when I was a kid the TV station always played it over and over again, but I laughed through it every time🤣
I FINALLY FOUND IT. I WATCHED THIS MOVIE WHEN I GOT ABSURDLY STONED AND GOT SO HIGH I COULDNT REMEMBER WHAT IT WAS CALLED FOR TWO WHOLE YEARS. IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG, THANK YOU😂😂
Watched this movie 18 years ago and it is clearly one of the most entertaining movies to this day 😅 comedy, action, suspense, drama… you name it, this movie gets 5 stars in all
100% this movie will never need a remake. It's a timeless piece, will never ever need to be updated. Will never ever get old.
They are making a part 2 now
@@mikeparks1427 There will never ever be a part 3. It will never ever be made. It will be a masterpiece that will never ever need updating.
@@mikeparks1427 Oh my my~
I second that motion
@@mikeparks1427 proof?
0:31 that toe clench is so critical otherwise his slipper would have come off for sure!
Never noticed that before.
The power comes from the toes.
That slipper added 1000% attack
A subtle but ingenious addition. They didn't have to show that, but it makes sense when you see it.
“ why you hit me ?”
And still hits him with a lil thump , had me dying
My man did bonk before his death
That was fucking hilarious, I'm not going to lie.
I really thought the bonk would hit him in just the right spot too lol
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Laughed so hard the first time I saw it😂😂😂😂. One of my favorite scenes of the movie
Her smoking the whole cigarette is one of the best visual gags of all time
She didn’t try out for the part. She was there with a friend of hers that was trying out. Her cigarette smoking coolness caught their attention and won it for her
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@@Cherokeeseekeryo that's craaazy
@@TheDoomer666It pays to smoke
@@TheDoomer666it's also false, that's Yuen Qiu, one of the most famous kung fu movie actresses, she trained under the same master as Jackie Chan and had been acting for over 30 years before Kung Fu Hustle came out.
Kung Fu Hustle is basically a who's who of Kung Fu actors, basically every major character is a big name.
Insane level of creativity and humor here.
The whole time she was banging on the bell, I was reacting like, why the heck would someone be ringing a bell in the middle of a life or death fight?
The minute she got the top off and picked it up and realized what was about to happen, I was just in awe. The fact they could write a prop like this into a fight scene and make it so much fun.
Stephen Chow or whoever came up with this scene is a creative genius. You can watch the movie 10 times and never be bored.
【钟 bell】 has the same pronunciation as 【终 end（*death）】 in chinese. 【Sending someone a bell】 means 【sending a person to his end（*death）】.
Just watch anime
@@王惠宇 and see hu 5 hi ddd
Yeah. I had similar thoughts when I saw the movie first time....but when you saw the bell turn into in a kind of high speaker...you think...the beast is probably dead...He survived the normal lion roar...but with the bell...the strength is multiplied various levels.
@@-LucidDreamer- watch rrr specially truck and animal scene insane creativity
This one and Shaolin soccer never gets old .. both are timeless treasures
@Ξjora as much as i loved kung pow....its really hard to compare an intentionally bad (annnnd hilarious) overdub to a well written kung fu original.
Kung Fu Hustle takes all the cake.
..i do need to watch kung pow again though. Havent seen that since like...04...either way...hope we get more of all of these some day.
Hero was another favorite for me in chinese media...that movie was bedtime tv for me for way too long.
Aww man I forgot about Shaolin soccer. Legendary stuff.
Same writer I think
I like Shaolin Soccer
@@drgray003 Yep. Same director who was the main character in both. Stephan Chow.
The movie was simply way ahead of its time 👌
Is it a joke to say this for everything?
@@fredleeland2464 he's right tho
@@fredleeland2464 no joke. its fact
@@fredleeland2464 for a producer to be able to put that many plot points in a movie, and keeping you more focus each time, I think it's safe to say it was ahead of it's time. If it was now, that movie would have broken the internet.
Is movie me garavity gai maa chudane
Thank you so much for not cutting out the end. It is literally one of my favorite parts of the movie. lol
Sometimes all you need is an action film that doesn't make sense.....At. All!! 😂😂
sometimes you just need to enjoy.😉
@@1987.tsidharth xx
Counterpoint. This is one of the best Kung fu films ever just because it is so well written.
It’s silly a lot.
But it makes perfect sense
The concept is great actually...simple but they portrayed it well.
Kungfu masters and gang war...
It's ordinary in chinese kung fu movies but this one stood out.
@@1987.tsidharth yeahhh
"I didn't know Lion's Roar could be done through a loudspeaker" was a HIT🤣🤣🤣
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And it became 10x stronger
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@@undertheglassmoon2239 *zar
This movie is a masterpiece.
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Couldn't agree more
Nonsense
The casting of the Beast has been underestimated. Hollywood has never tried to portray a shabbily dressed, streetwise middle-aged man as a martial arts master, but this movie has achieved it and with such a good effect.😂😂
In his prime, he was a real martial artist and a actor. Obviously Steven chow liked him a lot.
@@Mingmassage Steven actually fear offending him when he offer the role... but he was able to take the role to the peak. same as with the couple, they were all peak martial artist in their own right. their professionalism is commendable.
I guess you totally forgot about Mr. Myagi? 😂
@@TwinMcQuerns lol Mr. Miyagi is middle-aged or older, but is anything but shabby.
@nephatrine He spent most of his time in the movies dressed in coveralls or army surplus, so perhaps shabby is a bit of a stretch, but he was far from the height of fashion. This was the 80's. Men still regularly wore suits and ties. 80's people would be shocked at how fat and slovenly dressed we are today. The whole point of the way he was dressed in the movies was that he looked like a person of no consequence.
My kids ranging from 15 to 24 really enjoyed this movie. It's an instant classic.
@@SmartIndian_7337 nope
@@SmartIndian_7337 eww
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i watched it and enjoyed when i was 11 years old
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I still wish they did a sequel.
This was a gem for its time.
Almost everyone I've ever shown this to loved it. Edit: got rid of the word underrated because people take things way too serious.
We are supposed to get something similar but not sure where it's at or if the actors are okay.
This movie was not underrated. It did fine at the box office and with critics. From wiki; Its box office tally made it the highest-grossing film in Hong Kong history.
Kung Fu Hustle managed to become the highest-grossing foreign-language film in North America in 2005.
@@LEGOpachinko they mean it's underrated now
@@thedukeconiosantiago9180 it's not underrated
It is a celebrated kung fu movie, small statments about it make headlines
And constantly shown on cable TV
Never found one person who dislikes this move
When the dude came back up with the little stick and gave him one last tap on the head... Comedy gold 😂😂😂
the sad music was great when he was reaching for the little stick :D we were like "oh he's still barely alive, what's he doing.." and blub
He got that from Buster Keaton or Charlie Chaplin
Stephen chow is his name. Movie name I forgot. KungFu hustle I believe
Kung Fu Hustle
@@someonejust5062 I was baked I shoulda known. I knew his name. Lol
Steven Chow could never replicate the quality of this movie, but regardless, he's created a complete masterpiece in the movie Kung Fu Hustle.
this movie never gets old....every time you watch you laugh...😂
Facts
Also excited and cry in some scenes
Same
6:42 🤣🤣🤣
Yaa first time I see
What anime based movies should look and feel like ! One of the most hilarious and yet best martial arts movie in the world. Not afraid to go overboard, not afraid to go serious, not afraid to go bloody, not afraid to go hilarious, not afraid to go emotional. Cant wait for 2
When dude with glasses acted like he was bout to puke cuz he didn't wanna hit them made me lose it 😂😂😂😂
For people who don’t understand what Stephen Chow was doing…
He actually put “wuxia novel” elements in his Hong Kong style comedy.
Therefore sometimes foreigners found it hard to understand why people are jumping and flying around in Hong Kong movies.
Imagine it is a parallel universe with people practicing “internal power” or chi-like stuff and will use their kung fu for justice, like Star Wars, then you might have a better experience while watching these kinds of action films 😊
Sometimes Stephen Chow also told his fellow actors to imitate Bruce Lee to show his respect towards his idol. Stephen himself is a lifelong experienced material artist with Wing Chun background. But he said he just didn’t get involved with “real action films” like Jackie Chan style movies.
When I see these clips I can only imagine how much fun the actors had making this movie! Must have been a great time!
the last lil tap on the head with the stick always cracks me up. 🤣
Like Sing’s skull
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Damn true 🤣🤣. This scene always makes me laugh 😂
This whole movie is like when you are dreaming and can do anything.
Why so many likes on this comment??? I don't know! But thanks folks!
Seriously! 4K Like? Why? :D Thanks!
Let me rephrase tht, how do we know it was a dream hahhaha....Meow
"If that was me I would've..."
You can do anything???
I can't even Stand up In my dream 🥲
Fever dream
This whole movie is like when you are dreaming and can do anything
BEST Kung fu movie for me of all time
I think its safe to say that Kung fu hustle is the perfect movie
This was a REALLY really good movie.. even its comedic aspect literally gave me the best laugh of My life.. when he asked him "WHY DID YOU HIT ME" and he hit him again with the little itty bitty stick I fell out 😂😂😂😂
hello,Is it really that funny?
@@joebewong8264 When I first saw it when it came out HELL YES!!
It still is FUNNY 🤣🤣🤣
@@ColinoDeani ok ，I will go to see this movie Thanks for the recommendation
@@joebewong8264 watch shaolin soccer too
I'm just so glad to have lived in this era where this movie exists! What a masterpiece!👌🙌
So good it even got a romantic ending ...
Movie for everyone
Yeah, you gonna live right before the Japan invasion during the time when rich eats the poor… then you gonna live for another eight years of civil war and if you didn’t flee to Taiwan you gonna experience Mao’s communism.
The lions roar thru the bell will always be my favorite part
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06:48 my personal favorite scene😂
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Never gets old 😂😂
"Why did you hit me," and then the bonk on the head with the shard of wood is just... goddamn, classic. Sing is seriously a great protagonist and we get shown how an idealistic kid who stands up to bullies can be turned into a jerkwad but still be that idealistic kid who stands up to bullies at heart.
Comedic scene yes ... And to see he did it after his head crushed like he was dead puts it more into fantasy with comedy category! Awesome thought!
So true! The zero to hero trope will forever make me cry like the girl I was on my first ever watch. The ending still gets 😭😭😭🤣
It's been more than a decade but still I watch this scene and still feels fresh. Their facial expression after each hit is so convincing that I totally can immerse myself to the fight without being reminded it's fake.
what do you mean fake.
@YUTB His name is Village Idiot 🗿 so
Almost 2 decades in fact.
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Yeah, but I don't know how they translated "火云邪神" into "Beast". In fact, it means "Fire Cloud Evil God". A ferocious name.👏👏👏
Her ability to never drop the cigarette is her true Kung Fu mastery.
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I’ve never seen mastery of technique like that before
This was the best realistic kungfu movie i ever saw.
6:45 This part really made me laugh hard😆
Same😂😂😂💔
😂😂😂
the bad cgi is the thing that makes this movie very good.
Bad CGI in 2010 standard but in 2023 this is peak CGI
Hundred times better than Marvel today
These fights look so bad but they're hilarious, new Marvel fights want to look so real but they end being pretty bad. Pure facts no bs here.
@@henrikmonkee so true
This movie came out 20 years ago (2004) with a budget of $20m, a small fraction of what blockbusters would cost. The CGI was honestly perfectly fine
This movies never gets old. I already saw this for more than 10times but still gives me a goosebumps. A true masterpiece by Stephen Chao👏👏👏👏
@@SmartIndian_7337 only if they want to promote radical islamic terrorism
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20 times and counting 😂
Stephen Chow is an absolute genius!!
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This movie was so ahead of its time
After decades of watching this i just realized at 3:37 rather than the sound of her voice screaming it actually sounded like a Lions Roar when that shockwave happened.
That part still gives me goosebumps
I did notice, that was a nice touch considering the technique’s name.
I come to this vid every so often for the same reason: to hear and see the cool effects of the roar.
lions roar is one of the storys of The Legend of the Condor Heroes 1957, by a story character called Golden Retriever Lion King Xie Xun. And name such because he looks like a lion. btw those story written by Jin Yong has made foundation most of nowadays kung fu stories as well. Most teqnique from this movie is referenced from those as well.
that shit made a mini tornado inside the casino that was wild
And she was going to hit him with another one point blank
Still more realistic than WWE
🎉👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍
😂😂
Ah yes, almost as if the injuries are actually fake in WWE.
Joke or not, the WWE realism shit is just smooth brained
But we still watch and love it😂
@@dj11o9er
Someone doesn't understand a joke.
I remember renting this DVD at a movie store back in the days.
We didn't realize that it was a comedy and thought it was an action movie.
We slowly became aware of this and lost it during this scene🤣
One of the best movie experiences ever 🤣👌
It's both an action and comedy.
Very interesting
@@thenuclearsandwich Definitely. The fight scenes are really good even compared to pure action movies
Same 🤣 when downloading movies from the internet was not a thing. That store has a City name on it. I forgot
Same, i was in state of disbelieve when i saw the main character head punched to flat. I was scared shitless but when the head appeared again, i laugh so much.
Shaolin Football and KungFu Hustle are just legendary staples of filmmaking.
The way stephen chow introduced the villain is really genius in writing. Before this scene happened, he was just some old man locked in a cell. Minding his own business. He's also locked in a secluded cell and very heavily guarded making us the viewers wondering what this old man did to get locked like that in the first place. And then, later, we know what his capable of. We saw him catch a bullet in point blank range ease. Here, we see his true power. He's stronger than both hero and heroine combine. Faster and more durable. The only thing that caught him off guard is the lion roar move. We saw him basically bodied these two with ease.
Yes. And without special technics he mastered.
Are u for real? Is this commentsection real or is this just sarcasm? i dont get it..... this is one of the worst clips i have ever seen
It's a villain trope that's been sadly lost in the sea of "cool mastermind" and "badass evil guy" characters. Just the normal looking, unassuming, laid back, generally polite guy who's an absolute monster hidden behind the exterior is one of my favourite types of villains. It mirrors a more real world aesthetic of evil. The most evil and dangerous people in our history were people you could pass on the street and never look twice. Villains like The Beast, Gaunter O Dimm, Blackbeard etc always hit for me. The Devil after all hides in plain sight.
same thing with the hero, at no point would you think henchman #5 that got his face plummeted into earths core would end up being the OP main character that unlocks hos godly potential and saves everyone, he comes out of nowhere in the middle of the film
In the movie it is said that he got too bored and gone insane because he had gotten too strong, that is why you can see in the end, he regains his sanity and begs to be his disciple
This movie deserved an Oscar
@@SmartIndian_7337 ew trash indian movie
@@SmartIndian_7337 🐖🐷🐖
@@SmartIndian_7337 xD
@@SmartIndian_7337 indian movie? Trash for sure.
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The rubber hose style of choreography, the score picking up and the chimes as landlady is breaking the bell, and the crowning glory of the Beast no longer amused by this game of kung-fu masters.
They already beat the beast with that ancient Lion Roar chi technique.
Only Need one Roar to demolished him 😂..
But then the beast cheat on them after his fake surrender..
@@undertheglassmoon2239 deception is the height of strategy idk what books you be reading 😆
Also, it wasn't ONE lions roar, it was one roar amplified to like 1000, and it still only barely knocked him down.
@@miloselfesteem2326 u. Know these masters were retired and the Landlady smoked so much to de power her voice
I must've watched this movie fifty times and I am still entertained every time.
Classic Kung Fu comedic movie. It's hilarious really helps get that depression out. I have watched this movie multiple times.
The best way to get the depression out is suicide...rest is temporary
Jesus can and will help you if you make space for him in your heart, depression isn’t something to sit on and wait for it to go away, I pray that you find the path and get rid of what makes you feel this way.
Eat more red meat and less carbs.
So sorry to hear that. Have you watched Chow's other movies id recommend Fight Back to School, God of Cookery, Magnificent Scoundrels theyre classic.
@@harukrentz435 Will do.
This piece never gets old I'm so sure many people watch it more than twice. The truly amazing things about it is the realistic factor and I dont mean the cg. The proper timing, the proper distance calculated from each attack force is carefully thought out. Except the part where the villain stood a bit too further away from previous exchange right before the second lion roar, almost everything else is properly done. Its hard to believe this was filmed many decades ago. Master piece.
Two decades is not many
watch this movie in the cinema with a friend because we wanted to kill the time and ended up the whole cinema was hysterically laughing non stop until the ending scene. One of my best teenage night.
This movie is a timeless classic i love it so much!! 😍 😩
I’ll never forget seeing this in the theater with my mom for the first time. Everyone was laughing so hard the whole time it was hilarious, especially the running part omfg 😂🤣😂
What year when this movie on theater?
@@Vito-hw5nb 2004
The running scene was one of my favorites too especially at the end when the lady runs into the sign and even her bra flies through the air. I just about lost it.
are u watching in asia?
@@Vito-hw5nb 2004
This movie is easily one of the biggest contributions to cinema history
I have rewatched this masterpiece so SO many times It's actually a part of my childhood now. I'll never forget these Chinese films along with the others, it was the starting point why I became so much more interested in Chinese culture.
Love this movie so much. Showed it to my son at the weekend and He loved it too. So hilarious, oberacted but creative, funny and jawdropping, even after all this years!
Lies again? Evil Angel
Lucid dream
@@SmartIndian_7337 for overacting?
You should show him 'shaolin soccer' too, very funny and interesting movie for kids and adults as well. 👍🎊
@@zerodegreecelsius thanks, but He knows this movie already. But also very cool movie but i prefer King fu hustle
2:05 - The most wholesome thing you will see today.👍
I like this. Unlike almost every single kung fu movie out there, the female fighter is getting her ass kicked just as hard as the male fighter ( her husband ) and both of them combined aren't enough to take this guy down.
Nah, if she used another bell + scream attack he would have been a goner. But of course that is no fun, we need more bad guy action.
@@conanhighwoods4304 true
They literally beat him and he screamed for mercy. He was beaten.
@@conanhighwoods4304 only reason the beast turned the tide was the lotus dart pen thing
Kinda parallels the Landlord and Landlady resorting to using the bell to amplify Lion's Roar BUT, that at least still needed the martial arts despite also using additional devices
If you have read Chinese martial arts novels, you will know the character's moves and special effects abilities after watching this movie! Each character has his own kung fu!
Who else is watching this in 2024? 😂😂
Better than what hollywood is producing nowadays
Slapping the beast with tiny stick was hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Soooo hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I don't know how they translated "火云邪神" into "Beast". In fact, it means "Fire Cloud Evil God". A ferocious name.👋👋👋
It most definitely made sense. It was just hilarious in a universal way and is on if my favorite films of all time. ❤
Finally a movie from my childhood that can't be shit on in some movie analysis video
I watched this movie like 200 times 🤣
Its replay value is unrivaled 🥰
200 times....
You must really love it
When I got it on DVD around 2005 I just left it in the player for about a month and would just put on various scenes when I was sitting around the apartment with nothing to do.
А как называется фильм? Хоть 1 раз бы кто написал.
Movie name please?
2:26 That was a badass combo.
This must be the most awesome hilarious scene ever recorded in Kung Fu movie history.
I have tears in my eyes and can't stop laughing 🤣
I need to rewatch this movie. This is sooo good 😂
Absolutely amazing that they were so clearly outclassed, but through teamwork they fended off The Beast in the end
bro giving a anime narration over here
Bro shut up
@@s3ptmbr what?
@@DD-px5mj the power of teamwork
This movie will forever hold a place in my heart. Watched it as a kid, been in love ever since. Even tho it's goofy, it spurred my appetite for martial arts movies. Truly a timeless classic.
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This is too powerful
EHAT YOU FO DOUNG DISBSSH
Best fighting scene ever
You used to get more likes 😢
6:45 😂😂
the kung fu hustle was one of the funniest movies about kung fu that I've seen
This always amazes me. The action, special effects, music. A timeless masterpiece.
Music, acting, fight scene. This movie is really great.
Unquestionably spectacular. That's all you can really say about the whole movie.
This is a masterpiece. Comedy, drama, action, love, all in one movie.
If you didn't realize yet, at 0:55 the Beast notices his punch doesn't work against Landlord's style, so he decides to push with his fist sending Landlord flying.
This and Shaolin Soccer: what a blast!!
Stephen Chow is an absolute genius!!
For me, the landlady's determination to dismantle the bell's head while being beaten up is the most iconic and inspiring in a way.
All 8 hits with her palms before the head is successfully removed👏👏👏👏
One of the greatest Kung-fu movies ever!
This is such a timeless classic. It never gets old.
Bruh this movie was so comical. It was so silly. I loved it. Ima haveta find and watch it again in its entirety
This movie literally had the perfect balance of comedy and action, even with all the nonsense logic it all still worked out together xD
And im glad that this was the childhood movie that i enjoyed :3
Sadness and horror too.
Hello Yasuji
hmm🤨
@@isaidstream4547 that blood wave scene in the prison.. and the mc in the pole punching xd
@@IsoyaYasuji the mc punching and his ability to recover from snake bite has always been indication that dude is gifted. Dude can also outrun the landlady, while it was comedic run, it was early indicator that dude has been always been strong. It's take the beast the beat the shit out of him to unclog his meridian and true potential. Dude also is a genius because he did learn palm Buddha when he was a kid but never get to use it properly until the last battle. All the foreshadowing has been great.
Man I remember first seeing this movie in San Diego, CA around 05-06. Me and the homie went to Taco Bell for a chipotle burrito and stopped at blockbuster to rent some dvds (yes blockbuster). We got to a certain point and was like hold up, ant this a comedy? These folks fighting frfr. Went and smoked a lil sum sum and restarted the movie. That night Kung Fu hustle became my favorite movie!!!!
My favorite part is when the boss was trying to light a cigar in his vehicle but couldn't and his henchmen went to light it and ended up setting his hair on fire 🔥 😂😂
Stephen Chow is brilliant! Nobody can ever replace him..
هلا
The Bell Lion's Roar is one of the best Kung Fu Movie scenes I've ever seen. Never get bored to watch.
My wife absolutely hated this movie because she thinks it’s too over the top and dumb. I on the other hand love this film precisely because it’s perfectly over the top and creative in how it goes about doing it and telling a fun martial arts redemption story.
建议你换个老婆😄
American Hollywood is not exaggerating? Superman saves the world! In reality, he invades other countries!
Many of Stephen Chow's movies were not popular at the time of release, just like what your wife thinks. But people later discovered that these movies were not just nonsensical comedies and turned into masterpieces.
6:03 top ten most tragic deaths in anime history... 😢
Im sure hell be fine
4:44.. whoever though that out😂😂😂
the lion's roar through the bell is incredible
I watch this movie at least once a year, 😂👌 classic.
Such cheesy, and weird CGI
Man I love this movie and the cast. Truly epic Kung-Fu and Comedy Gold :D
I can't remember how many times I've watched this movie, because when I was a kid the TV station always played it over and over again, but I laughed through it every time🤣
I FINALLY FOUND IT. I WATCHED THIS MOVIE WHEN I GOT ABSURDLY STONED AND GOT SO HIGH I COULDNT REMEMBER WHAT IT WAS CALLED FOR TWO WHOLE YEARS. IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG, THANK YOU😂😂
Stephen Chow is an absolute genius!!
'In a world of kung-fu, speed determines the winner'. Anytime I want to laugh and bond with my children, I watch this. Masterpiece. 🎉
my childhood was blessed with great movie fights. Kung fu Hustle, Man of Steel, Transformers 2 and more.
Gomu Gomu no..gathling gun 😂😂 0:49
I remember when this movie came out back in 04😄 laughs from start to finish. 👍thanks for sharing
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Never realized how funny this fight scene was 😂 that last hit with the piece of wood had me rollin
I'll never forget that era where I would these types of movies 😂
Kong fu hustle is still one of the BEST among fu movies of all time
Watched this movie 18 years ago and it is clearly one of the most entertaining movies to this day 😅
comedy, action, suspense, drama… you name it, this movie gets 5 stars in all
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