Plot: Wong Fei Hung had many students, but the most well known is arguably Lam Sai Wing. His nickname was "Butcher Wing" since this was his trade. This film chronicles Lam Sai Wing's younger days and early adventures.
Not a bad film, and it's fun to see Gordon Liu looking so young (and Eric Tsang, if you can spot him!). But there wasn't enough action, and the whole Pao competition just didn't work for us.
Not a bad film, and it's fun to see Gordon Liu looking so young (and Eric Tsang, if you can spot him!). But there wasn't enough action, and the whole Pao competition just didn't work for us.
Not a bad film, and it's fun to see Gordon Liu looking so young (and Eric Tsang, if you can spot him!). But there wasn't enough action, and the whole Pao competition just didn't work for us.
Not a bad film, and it's fun to see Gordon Liu looking so young (and Eric Tsang, if you can spot him!). But there wasn't enough action, and the whole Pao competition just didn't work for us.
Not a bad film, and it's fun to see Gordon Liu looking so young (and Eric Tsang, if you can spot him!). But there wasn't enough action, and the whole Pao competition just didn't work for us.
Not a bad film, and it's fun to see Gordon Liu looking so young (and Eric Tsang, if you can spot him!). But there wasn't enough action, and the whole Pao competition just didn't work for us.
Not a bad film, and it's fun to see Gordon Liu looking so young (and Eric Tsang, if you can spot him!). But there wasn't enough action, and the whole Pao competition just didn't work for us.
Plot: A timid young man finds a hidden courage after his best friend is murdered. He trains with a kung fu master and then tracks the killer in search of revenge.
Plot: A timid young man finds a hidden courage after his best friend is murdered. He trains with a kung fu master and then tracks the killer in search of revenge.
Plot: A timid young man finds a hidden courage after his best friend is murdered. He trains with a kung fu master and then tracks the killer in search of revenge.
Plot: A timid young man finds a hidden courage after his best friend is murdered. He trains with a kung fu master and then tracks the killer in search of revenge.
Plot: A timid young man finds a hidden courage after his best friend is murdered. He trains with a kung fu master and then tracks the killer in search of revenge.
Plot: A timid young man finds a hidden courage after his best friend is murdered. He trains with a kung fu master and then tracks the killer in search of revenge.
AKA: Drunken Monkey In The Tiger's Eyes; Story Of The Drunken Master; Drunken Monkey; Eagle Claw, Snake Fist And Cat's Paw Hong Kong: 1978
Jackie Chan, Simon Yuen, Hwang Jang Lee, Lam Kau, Yuen Shun-Yi Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
This was the first film that really caused the world to sit up and take notice of Jackie Chan, and righfully so. This is a great example of his physical and comedic genius, the film is truly a joy.
AKA: Drunken Monkey In The Tiger's Eyes; Story Of The Drunken Master; Drunken Monkey; Eagle Claw, Snake Fist And Cat's Paw Hong Kong: 1978
Jackie Chan, Simon Yuen, Hwang Jang Lee, Lam Kau, Yuen Shun-Yi Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
This was the first film that really caused the world to sit up and take notice of Jackie Chan, and righfully so. This is a great example of his physical and comedic genius, the film is truly a joy.
AKA: Drunken Monkey In The Tiger's Eyes; Story Of The Drunken Master; Drunken Monkey; Eagle Claw, Snake Fist And Cat's Paw Hong Kong: 1978
Jackie Chan, Simon Yuen, Hwang Jang Lee, Lam Kau, Yuen Shun-Yi Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
This was the first film that really caused the world to sit up and take notice of Jackie Chan, and righfully so. This is a great example of his physical and comedic genius, the film is truly a joy.
AKA: Drunken Monkey In The Tiger's Eyes; Story Of The Drunken Master; Drunken Monkey; Eagle Claw, Snake Fist And Cat's Paw Hong Kong: 1978
Jackie Chan, Simon Yuen, Hwang Jang Lee, Lam Kau, Yuen Shun-Yi Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
This was the first film that really caused the world to sit up and take notice of Jackie Chan, and righfully so. This is a great example of his physical and comedic genius, the film is truly a joy.
AKA: Drunken Monkey In The Tiger's Eyes; Story Of The Drunken Master; Drunken Monkey; Eagle Claw, Snake Fist And Cat's Paw Hong Kong: 1978
Jackie Chan, Simon Yuen, Hwang Jang Lee, Lam Kau, Yuen Shun-Yi Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
This was the first film that really caused the world to sit up and take notice of Jackie Chan, and righfully so. This is a great example of his physical and comedic genius, the film is truly a joy.
AKA: Drunken Monkey In The Tiger's Eyes; Story Of The Drunken Master; Drunken Monkey; Eagle Claw, Snake Fist And Cat's Paw Hong Kong: 1978
Jackie Chan, Simon Yuen, Hwang Jang Lee, Lam Kau, Yuen Shun-Yi Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
This was the first film that really caused the world to sit up and take notice of Jackie Chan, and righfully so. This is a great example of his physical and comedic genius, the film is truly a joy.
AKA: Drunken Monkey In The Tiger's Eyes; Story Of The Drunken Master; Drunken Monkey; Eagle Claw, Snake Fist And Cat's Paw Hong Kong: 1978
Jackie Chan, Simon Yuen, Hwang Jang Lee, Lam Kau, Yuen Shun-Yi Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
This was the first film that really caused the world to sit up and take notice of Jackie Chan, and righfully so. This is a great example of his physical and comedic genius, the film is truly a joy.
AKA: Drunken Master II; The Legend Of Drunken Master [US Title] Hong Kong: 1994
Jackie Chan, Anita Mui Yim-Fong, Ti Lung, Felix Wong (Yat Wa) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Pretty much as good as it gets for Jackie Chan martial arts films! Lots of creative fight scenes (Jackie Chan does "drunken boxing" better than anyone!), filmed very well, with characters you care about; interesting sets and cinematography; and a good, simple plot. Top this off with an irresistible performance by the ever-naughty Anita Mui and a great soundtrack, and you've got a real winner.
AKA: Drunken Master II; The Legend Of Drunken Master [US Title] Hong Kong: 1994
Jackie Chan, Anita Mui Yim-Fong, Ti Lung, Felix Wong (Yat Wa) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Pretty much as good as it gets for Jackie Chan martial arts films! Lots of creative fight scenes (Jackie Chan does "drunken boxing" better than anyone!), filmed very well, with characters you care about; interesting sets and cinematography; and a good, simple plot. Top this off with an irresistible performance by the ever-naughty Anita Mui and a great soundtrack, and you've got a real winner.
AKA: Drunken Master II; The Legend Of Drunken Master [US Title] Hong Kong: 1994
Jackie Chan, Anita Mui Yim-Fong, Ti Lung, Felix Wong (Yat Wa) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Pretty much as good as it gets for Jackie Chan martial arts films! Lots of creative fight scenes (Jackie Chan does "drunken boxing" better than anyone!), filmed very well, with characters you care about; interesting sets and cinematography; and a good, simple plot. Top this off with an irresistible performance by the ever-naughty Anita Mui and a great soundtrack, and you've got a real winner.
AKA: Drunken Master II; The Legend Of Drunken Master [US Title] Hong Kong: 1994
Jackie Chan, Anita Mui Yim-Fong, Ti Lung, Felix Wong (Yat Wa) Martial Arts / Action/Adventure
Pretty much as good as it gets for Jackie Chan martial arts films! Lots of creative fight scenes (Jackie Chan does "drunken boxing" better than anyone!), filmed very well, with characters you care about; interesting sets and cinematography; and a good, simple plot. Top this off with an irresistible performance by the ever-naughty Anita Mui and a great soundtrack, and you've got a real winner.
Not a bad film, and it's fun to see Gordon Liu looking so young (and Eric Tsang, if you can spot him!). But there wasn't enough action, and the whole Pao competition just didn't work for us.
This was the first film that really caused the world to sit up and take notice of Jackie Chan, and righfully so. This is a great example of his physical and comedic genius, the film is truly a joy.
Pretty much as good as it gets for Jackie Chan martial arts films! Lots of creative fight scenes (Jackie Chan does "drunken boxing" better than anyone!), filmed very well, with characters you care about; interesting sets and cinematography; and a good, simple plot. Top this off with an irresistible performance by the ever-naughty Anita Mui and a great soundtrack, and you've got a real winner.