Zui mao shi fu

1978
1h 23m

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John Cheung, Siu-Tin Yuen, and Pan Pan Yeung in Zui mao shi fu (1978)

One day, Chan is given a jar of sweets by a beautiful air-hostess. He finds that each one contains diamonds that belong to a ruthless smuggling gang. Chan soon realizes that there's no place... Read allOne day, Chan is given a jar of sweets by a beautiful air-hostess. He finds that each one contains diamonds that belong to a ruthless smuggling gang. Chan soon realizes that there's no place to hide, and a fight to the finish is the only way out.One day, Chan is given a jar of sweets by a beautiful air-hostess. He finds that each one contains diamonds that belong to a ruthless smuggling gang. Chan soon realizes that there's no place to hide, and a fight to the finish is the only way out.

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6.2/10

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8/10

I'd like to think that smuggling diamonds in a fake cyst is a thing!

Director Cheung Sum successfully created a durable, amusingly whacky, panther-paced, action-packed, splendidly slapstick-silly chop socky gem. Kung Fu Master Named Drunk Cat remains a breezy action comedy classic that no serious fan of muscular Kung Fu gymnastics, charismatic chop socking eccentricity, martial art-infused mishaps, and broad comedy shenanigans should miss! There's a lovely cast of familiar Kung Fu favourites, super loud Kung Fu Foley, a pleasing variety of flamboyant fighting styles, funky tracksuits, spectacularly agile comedic buffoonery, groovy library music, plus there's a playful vibe maintained throughout that I really appreciated! Propah Brillo!!! 'Kung Fu Master Named Drunk Cat' is a riotously fun 70s Kung Fu flick, which is only marred by its brevity, and I'd like to think that smuggling diamonds in a fake cyst is a thing!