A Vingança do Dragão

Título original: Xiao quan guai zhao

1979
R
1 h 38 min

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Jackie Chan in A Vingança do Dragão (1979)

Kung Fu Martial Arts Slapstick Action Comedy

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA young man whose sickly grandfather has taught him a secret form of Kung Fu, starts to make a living off of his unique fighting style, only to attract the attention of his grandfather's mor... Ler tudoA young man whose sickly grandfather has taught him a secret form of Kung Fu, starts to make a living off of his unique fighting style, only to attract the attention of his grandfather's mortal enemy.A young man whose sickly grandfather has taught him a secret form of Kung Fu, starts to make a living off of his unique fighting style, only to attract the attention of his grandfather's mortal enemy.

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6,6/10

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Curiosidades
This movie served as the inspiration behind Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball manga.

Citações
Shing Lung: [balancing a valuable bowl very precariously] Master! Where are you going?
The Master: I'm going to toilet.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
The Japanese release of the film features an animated montage of Jackie Chan carrying out stunts with two characters that resemble Monkey Punch's criminal entertainers Daisuke Jigen and Fujiko Mine.

Versões alternativas
For the Japanese theatrical release under the title of Crazy Monkey, an animated segment designed by manga artist Monkey Punch was commissioned and added to the film's opening.

Conexões
Featured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Greatest Food Fights in Movies (2015)

Trilhas sonoras
Crazy Monkey
Performed by Dr. Soup
(Only in Japanese release)

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untainted Chan...

This is one of Chan's best, because as opposed to his recent bloated-budget adventures, he isn't being written buy rich fat white guys who think, "hey let's make that Asian dude sing a funny song with (fill-in-the-blank) American sidekick!" I'm sorry, but as silly and awkward as Fearless Hyena is, it isn't tainted by the Hollywood "fish out of water" premise.

The fighting scenes, while exhausting at moments, are clever and fitting the themes of the film. This is one of Chan's more expressive styles, and his mere body language alone makes up for the horrible overdubbing and juvinile dialouge. Besides, the song at the end when the credits roll is AMAZING. I get chills when I hear it, it's so eerie and atmospheric. I always look forward to it after that final epic fight.