 |  |  | | | Not a bad flick and definitely not the funny flick I anticipated this to be. Despite my disappointment, the ending scenes were the best and most funny of the whole movie. The movie had very dry moments where the humor did not appeal to me at all. Nevertheless, a good film to own for Stephen Chow collectors. | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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| | | | | A tie with "From Beijing With Love" as my favorite Stephen Chow flick! If you haven't seen this insanely great film, featuring everyone's fave funnyman Chow as a quick-drawing, hard-boiled (well, sort of) elite police special forces officer who's forced to go undercover as a high school student, your life is shallow and incomplete. :) It's Chow at his best, running through a repertoire of hangdog looks, nifty martial arts moves, and abusive treatment of younger and weaker individuals. Ng Man Tat, as Chow's somewhat reluctant undercover partner, shines as well. It's another homage to GoG III, by the way, since it involves a brain-dead Chow recruiting the entire HK Police Dept. for help over a hidden mobile phone. Cheung Man looks spectacular here, as Chow's lovely class counselor | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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| | | | | Super-Cool young cop Stephen Chow is sent by his superintendent on an undercover assignment in his least favorite place: high school. There, he builds a reputation for being tough, puts some bullies in their place, falls in love with a young teacher (Cheung Man) and actually studies for his test, and finally he must takes on the triads who have infiltrated the school, with the help of some nerds and other new school-friends. Pretty amusing stuff.... (Features the sifu fr. Van Damme's "Kickboxer" in a minor role as a teacher.) | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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