Tai gik Cheung Sam Fung

1993
14A
1h 36m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,2/10

11 k

MA NOTE

Liretrailer0 min 45 s

1 vidéo

27 photos

Wuxia Action Comedy Drama Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTwo friends, ex Shaolin monks, part ways as they brush with the ongoing rebellion against the government. The ambitious one rises up to be a powerful military commander, while his betrayed f... Tout lireTwo friends, ex Shaolin monks, part ways as they brush with the ongoing rebellion against the government. The ambitious one rises up to be a powerful military commander, while his betrayed friend resorts to learn the calm ways of Tai Chi.Two friends, ex Shaolin monks, part ways as they brush with the ongoing rebellion against the government. The ambitious one rises up to be a powerful military commander, while his betrayed friend resorts to learn the calm ways of Tai Chi.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,2/10

11 k

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Prix
- 2 nominations au total

Chin Bo
(as Chin Siu Ho)

Fennie Yuen

Miss Li
(as Fannie Yuen)

Cheung-Yan Yuen

Rev. Ling
(as Yuen Cheung Yan)

Shun Lau

Master Jueyuan
(as Lau Shun)

Hai Yu

Head Master

Kam Kong Chow

Rebel

Jiankui Sun

Royal Eunuch…

Yung-Chang Ho

Rascal

Binglei Li

Shaolin
(uncredited)

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Anecdotes
Jet Li was originally considered for the role of Eddie Chan in Crime Story (1993). but his agent Jim Choy was gunned down by the Triads. The incident caused Li to opt out of making a movie about organized crime, as he was afraid of attracting the wrong attention, so he chose to do Tai Ji: Zhang San Feng (1993) instead.

Gaffes
In the scene where Junbao and Siu Lin attack Governor Lu while he's on his way to Beijing, the wires they "flew" in on, and in the fight, are visible.

Citations
Junbao: Enough! Stop living in your past! What do you think you're doing here? Stop shoving me away! The past is what makes up who we are. Don't let it become your burden.

Autres versions
The U.S. version is essentially the same as the Hong Kong version, sans one scene where the monks in the Shaolin temple are all seen sleeping while standing on their heads.

Connexions
Featured in The Art of Action: Martial Arts in Motion Picture (2002)

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10/10

Jet Li & Michelle Yeoh...'nuff said!!

This movie is breathtaking!! If you like martial arts, and even a little comedy, watch this Yuen Woo Ping classic.

The opening Tai Chi training scene is so well done (see how everyone's movements are in sync) and sets the standard for the film. Yuen Woo's gift for choreography is evident throughout as weapons used include swords, spears, staffs, and tables too! The Shaolin "Luo Han Pole" formation scene must be watched in slo-mo to really appreciate it.

Jet does an awesome job as Junbao and his martial arts is amazing. More surprising is Michelle Yeoh who's incredible in every scene she's in. Her movements are so fluid, yet also graceful. From the spinning table scene fight to battling an army of soldiers, Yeoh really demonstrates her fighting prowess and acting ability as well.

Being that this was the first Jet Li film I've seen, it's one of my all-time favorites. It made me realize that incredible movies like this do exist!