Gwai ma kwong seung kuk

2004
1h 43m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA wizard faces ridicule when she is magically summoned in 1960s Hong Kong by a trio of bumbling detectives.A wizard faces ridicule when she is magically summoned in 1960s Hong Kong by a trio of bumbling detectives.A wizard faces ridicule when she is magically summoned in 1960s Hong Kong by a trio of bumbling detectives.

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5,3/10

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Prix
- 1 nomination au total

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Rôles principaux28

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Cecilia Cheung

Harmy BoBo

Ching Wan Lau

Director
(as Lau Ching Wan)

Louis Koo

Jordan Chan

Fugu

Francis Ng

Christy Chung

Jane Lam…

Charlene Choi

Chopstick sister

Gillian Chung

Chopstick sister

Ho Lung Cheung

Lotus Gangster
(as Ronnie Cheung)

Marco Lok

Lotus Gangster

Johnny Chen

Lotus Gangster
(as a different name)

Max Chan

Lotus Gangster

Eric Kot

Muo Street Cleaner
(as Kot Man Fai)

You-Nam Wong

Black Suit Thief
(as Wong You Nam)

Tien You Chui

Black Suit Thief
(as Chui Tien You)

Tats Lau

Chicken Thief
(as Lau Yee Tat)

Steven Cheung

Switch Operator

Kenny Kwan

Switch Operator

Histoire

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Le saviez-vous

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Connexions
Spoofs Lao fu zi (1975)

Bandes originales
Genius and Idiot
Performed by Ronald Cheng

Commentaires des utilisateurs1

Commentaire

Commentaire en vedette

8/10

Funny little movie that spoofs various HK legends!

This is a fantasy comedy from Hong Kong about a wizard who is summoned in 1960s Hong Kong by a trio of bumbling detectives to do their bidding.

Ching Wan Lau, Louis Koo and Jordan Chan stars as the three detectives and that all spoof the personalities of HK legends Michael Hui, Ricky Hui and Sam Hui. Ching wan and Jordan were spot-on as Michael and Ricky, matching their gestures and dialog. Louis did an OK job as Sam, but the medley he sang was a good tribute to Sam.

The wizard, played by Cecilia Cheung, takes on a Harry Potter-like approach, and Francis Ng spoofs the great Kieh Shih. The movie also spoofs a number of Hong Kong and Hollywood films - a treat you will find pretty entertaining.

There is really no main plot in the movie, just various subplots mash into one movie, but they all follow the main character leads. It's pretty fun with silly romance, laugh-out-loud humor (Christy Chung's characters was my favorite) and slapstick action. Worth watching.

Grade B