Siu nin Wong Fei Hung chi: Tit ma lau

1993
PG-13
1h 30min

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Siu nin Wong Fei Hung chi: Tit ma lau (1993)

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Kung Fu Martial Arts Superhero Wuxia Action Crime Drama

Un artista y médico roba a las autoridades corruptapara dar a los pobres, mientras que otro artista se ve obligado a perseguirlo. Pero una gran amenaza los une cuando un poderoso monje se ha... Leer todoUn artista y médico roba a las autoridades corruptapara dar a los pobres, mientras que otro artista se ve obligado a perseguirlo. Pero una gran amenaza los une cuando un poderoso monje se hace cargo de las autoridades.Un artista y médico roba a las autoridades corruptapara dar a los pobres, mientras que otro artista se ve obligado a perseguirlo. Pero una gran amenaza los une cuando un poderoso monje se hace cargo de las autoridades.

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Trivia
The part of the young Wong Fei-Hung is played by Sze-Man Tsang, a talented martial artist, and also a girl.

Errores
(at around 59 mins) In the Iron Monkey's first fight with the witch, she cuts off his braid of hair. However, in some scenes after the fight, it's there again, and in some scenes, it isn't.

Citas
Iron Monkey: [dubbed and subtitled versions] Don't take things too seriously, and you will always be at ease.

Versiones alternativas
For the English dub, the line, "A man should shed blood, not tears," has been changed to, "Be a man... grow up!"

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Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Bandits/Iron Monkey/Mulholland Drive/From Hell/My First Mister/Corky Romano (2001)

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Fancy Kung Fu Robin Hood

I really loved this flick. A Kung Fu Robin Hood fights corruption in officialdom whilst providing for the poor and needy. Kung Fu skills go from fancy kicks and hand work, to wok skills, balancing on poles and beating up bullies with an umbrella. Once the visiting doctor realises his mistake in wanting to defeat our hero, a dynamic team up results against the evil foes from Shaolin who misuse their art to the obligatory Kung Fu bad guys (and girls). The characters are quite good, even the little kid didn't irritate me (good skills). This movie has some padding, with the father-son routine. It worked ok, adding some plot and human interest to the movie. Even one of the corrupt officials (Master Fox) moves beyond 1D, though the Shaolin monk is truly the 1D bad guy. Well done Tsui Hark.