Lung hing foo dai

1986
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1h 28min

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Jackie Chan and Lola Forner in Lung hing foo dai (1986)

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Asian Hawk e il suo maldestro aiutante vengono inviati in una missione in Europa per trovare un misterioso tesoro custodito da un'oscura organizzazione di monaci.Asian Hawk e il suo maldestro aiutante vengono inviati in una missione in Europa per trovare un misterioso tesoro custodito da un'oscura organizzazione di monaci.Asian Hawk e il suo maldestro aiutante vengono inviati in una missione in Europa per trovare un misterioso tesoro custodito da un'oscura organizzazione di monaci.

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22.835

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While filming the stunt where he leaps from a wall onto a tree, the branch Jackie Chan grabbed a hold of broke and he hit his head on a rock, nearly killing him and leaving him with a permanent thimble-sized hole on the right side of his head. The fall also left him hard of hearing in one ear.

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The Armor of God is said to have been carried by King Arthur in the Crusades. King Richard the Lionhearted was in the Crusades, not King Arthur.

Citazioni
[upon hearing the siren from a police car approach]
Alan: What's that sound?
Asian Hawk: It's not an ice cream-truck...

Curiosità sui crediti
During the end credits, there is a showcase of outtakes from the film, including the famous stunt during which Jackie Chan nearly got killed.

Versioni alternative
For the US re-release a new score by Michael Wandmacher was used.

Connessioni
Edited into Traces of a Dragon: Jackie Chan e la sua famiglia perduta (2003)

Colonne sonore
L-O-V-E Love
Music by James Wong
Performed by Alan Tam
(as Love in US re-release version)

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7/10

Great Jackie Chan Action!

Jackie Chan and his bumbling sidekick are sent on a quest through Europe to find a mysterious treasure held by a shadowy organization of monks.

I made the mistake of watching the sequel to this film first. They are both good, and it really makes little difference what order you watch them in (just as the "Police Story" films have little chronology). But it would have been nice to meet the character of Asian Hawk sooner.

I love the idea of Chan as an Indiana Jones type. Fighting people throughout China and Hong Kong (or the Bronx) is great, but this traveling the world stuff is even better. There are plenty of bizarre cultures ready to stop a kung fu fighter from stealing their priceless artifacts.