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Chow stars as a bumbling coward who charms and weasels his way into wealth and power on both sides of a political struggle. Lots of silliness, some splashes of surprisingly well shot kung fu, and some lavish sets and costumes. Not a bad flick, but most of the comedy seemed to fall flat. WAY too many dick jokes for my taste. | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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Not one of my favorite Stephen Chow films, but still very damn funny. There's a bit of everything in this film and its sequel, so it's worth a watch. | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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A very enjoyable romp coupled with a nice dash of comedy and martial arts. A definite Stephen Chow classic, as well as for its sequel "Royal Tramp 2". Stephen Chow, as a good for nothing' loser who manages to run into different and interesting characters who has their own ambitions to overthrow the emperor. Swearing his loyalty to whoever is threatening his life at the moment, Wei gets sucked in and mixed up in the middle of the palaces' intrigues. Along the way charming the princess (Chingmy Yau), assisting the emperor, helping a group of revolutionists, matching comedic smarts against a corrupt official, etc. You'll be laughing through the whole movie trip. Highly Recommended!!! | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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