El Relámpago

Título original: Pik lik foh

1995
R
1h 50min

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Para liberar a su hermana secuestrada, el mecánico de coches deportivos Chan Foh To tiene que vencer a un supercriminal corredor callejero.Para liberar a su hermana secuestrada, el mecánico de coches deportivos Chan Foh To tiene que vencer a un supercriminal corredor callejero.Para liberar a su hermana secuestrada, el mecánico de coches deportivos Chan Foh To tiene que vencer a un supercriminal corredor callejero.

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- 1 premio ganado y 1 nominación en total

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Jackie Chan

Chan Foh To

Anita Yuen

Amy Yip

Michael Wong

Steve Cannon

Thorsten Nickel

Warner 'Cougar' Kaugman

Yuen Chor

Uncle Tung
(as Yun Chor)
…

Hoi-Yan Woo

Dai Mui (Daphne in US version)
(as Daisy Wu Oi-Yan)

Yûzô Kayama

Coach Mirakami
(as Kayama Yuzo)

Kenya Sawada

Saw
(as Sawada Kenya)

Wai-Kwong Lo

Kong
(as Houi-Kang Low)

Dayo Wong

Mr. Lam
(as Tze-Wah Wong)

Kar Lok Chin

Coach's Assistant
(as Ka-Lok Chin)

Corey Yuen

The Doctor
(as Cory Yuen)

Marie Eguro

Miss Kenya
(as Eguro Mari)

Kam-Cheong Yung

Cheong, mechanic
(as Peter Yung Kam-Cheong)

William Wai-Lun Duen

Koo
(as William Tuen Wai-Lun)

Bruce Law

Bruce
(as Bruce Law Lai-Yin)

Patrick Han

John

Wai-Kong Lam

Inspector Joe Cheung

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Trivia
The rain in Japan kept the climactic race scenes from being filmed there, so the crew moved to Malaysia to film them. However, a problem occurred when the Malaysian government became worried that people would get hurt during filming, so the race was filmed at regular speed and sped up during post-production.

Errores
In the beginning of the race, Foh enters the pitlane. Krugman has already passed the pit entry. Foh gets a 30 second penalty, and has to stay in the pit for 1 minute 31 seconds. At 1 minute 15 or so, Krugman comes in, which means he did a very fast lap (q-time was 1:39). During his part of the race, Krugman laps Foh, but Foh is never seen relapping him, while winning the race.

Versiones alternativas
Two different openings were shot for the film. In the Japanese print, Jackie, while training at the Mitsubishi car plant in Japan, breaks company rules by test driving a prototype without permission. As a result, he has to return to Hong Kong. In the Hong Kong print, Jackie simply completes his training, has an amusing encounter with the boss's daughter, then leaves Japan of his own accord.

Conexiones
Referenced in Rage (1995)

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Standard but solid

I saw a very brief summary of this in the paper and wasn't going to watch it because I assumed it was some crummy US tv movie. When I saw it was actually a subtitled hong kong actioner I perked up no end. All kinds of bizarre visions await you in this film including a pachinko parlour fight featuring twenty semi-naked tattooed men which ends with the place filling with pachinko balls, and Jackie Chan being beaten up by his room.

This is slick, expensive-looking stuff, especially the early street-racing scenes which are much more interesting than the standard track racing that dominates the rest of the film. I don't know if it was the effect of the subtitles, but it seemed as though all the english dialogue was really really badly acted, but all the chinese (and japanese?) dialogue was convincing.

However, the main reason for seeing this film must surely be that it's the only kung fu film featuring (former UK Conservative Party Chairman) Chris Patten's haircut.