Se ying diu sau

1978
PG
1h 37min

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Jackie Chan, Jeong-lee Hwang, and Siu-Tin Yuen in Se ying diu sau (1978)

Kung Fu Martial Arts Slapstick Action Comedy

Un huérfano que ha sido criado en una escuela de kung fu, donde es tratado como poco más que un perro y como saco de golpear para los estudiantes, tiene una experiencia que le cambia la vida... Leer todoUn huérfano que ha sido criado en una escuela de kung fu, donde es tratado como poco más que un perro y como saco de golpear para los estudiantes, tiene una experiencia que le cambia la vida después ayudar a un viejo mendigo.Un huérfano que ha sido criado en una escuela de kung fu, donde es tratado como poco más que un perro y como saco de golpear para los estudiantes, tiene una experiencia que le cambia la vida después ayudar a un viejo mendigo.

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Trivia
Jackie Chan (Chien Fu) got his front tooth knocked out by the powerful kick of Jeong-lee Hwang (Lord Sheng Kuan). In the finale, the gap where Chan's tooth was is clearly seen.

Errores
About 53 minutes in , while training, as a snake would to pluck eggs from the nest, Jackie misses placing one of the eggs safely into the old mans basket, but neither break character and just keep on going.

Citas
Lord Sheng Kuan: [after Chien Fu surprises him with his new technique] That technique! That isn't Snake Fist style! What is that?
Chien Fu: Hmmph! Cat's Claw!
[Chien Fu proceeds to attack again]

Versiones alternativas
There are two English language versions: The first is similar to the Hong Kong one, whilst the second features new (copyright-friendly) music, an introductory voiceover, replaced opening credits (including changes to cast names), and re-titled 'The Eagle's Shadow'; this was for release in the US by distributor/producer Serafim Keralexis.

Conexiones
Featured in Feng gui lai de ren (1983)

Bandas sonoras
Magic Fly
Performed by McLane Explosion

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9/10

One of the best of the pure Kung-fu movies

This along with Drunken Master I (not Drunken Master II which was released in the US as Legend of Drunken Master, which is good but not great) have to be the best of the pure Kung-fu genre. This is just one great fight scene after another. The choreography is breathtaking, especially for two scenes: one where Jackie slides rags under the school master's feet, and the other where the old man doesnt allow Jackie to take his bowl. This is the original Kill Bill, just pure thrilling action. The story is so not a factor that I wont even mention it.

Jackie's Hong Kong movies are a class apart. Hollywood spoiled the martial arts genre. The new Jackie Chan movies and Jet Li etc are insufferable because of Hollywood overdoing things. I dont think there will be action as exhilarating as Hong Kong kung-fu ever again... sadly, technology takes away beautiful things. I'll end with a paraphrase of Roger Ebert's on talent: When you see anyone doing something difficult and making it look easy and *a joy*, you feel enhanced. It is a victory for the human side over the enemies of laziness and timidity.