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Clearly a must for Stephen Chow fans. However, this film's intelligent script and toned-down humor will definitely appeal to a broader audience.
Stephen Chow scores yet again with this hilarious comedy in the tradition of his classics from the early 90's. He plays a nationally renowned "King of Pranks" in 19th century China.
A pseudo-sequel to the “Young And Dangerous” series, however we feel it is simply an embarrassment. Low production values, a poor script, and genuinely irritating characters combine to form an amazing synergy of truly bad cinema.
Not quite up to the normal Stephen Chow standards--and Shu Qui's "pouting duck" face is much over-used--but a good time nonetheless. Recommended for fans of any of the lead actors.
