Amelia Watson Kung Fu Hustle Watchalong Highlights

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[@PK_Scratch]

I'm glad Ame enjoyed this documentary of a 100% real movie.

[@allanpoe6213]

dude lmao xD

[@nh4843]

you are telling the truth XD

[@lerinasan]

Ah yes just two people running at super sonic speed in a highway

[@ronez3993]

@@lerinasan who doesn't? 😏

[@immahide9766]

@@lerinasan ahhhh, you westerners run so slow. that's common here in Asia

[@saltyfishface4618]

I'd definitely pay to see HoloMyth do the Axe Gang dance

[@chargemankent]

Petition for this to happen!!

[@victortenma5512]

it is necessary.

[@ultimahmee]

Add Suisei into that too as the most proficient axe wielder. Lol.

[@FathinZzz37]

Lmfaoo

[@chargemankent]

@@ultimahmee And Moona

[@KuroDCupu]

Ame: "Is this real?!" Yes, Ame... it's based on real story.

[@rezafahlevi9659]

Really? Are you joking or not?

[@leshou9230]

@@rezafahlevi9659 no that was sarcasm

[@rezafahlevi9659]

@@leshou9230 shit, bamboozled 😂

[@iaincowell9747]

@@rezafahlevi9659 I think even Gura would have got that

[@hakimee_]

@@iaincowell9747 gura would definitely believe that its real a story

[@Hexed2427]

As an Asian a Taiwanese I can tell you this is true. Everybody in the country learned kung fu since they’re kid. Our police don’t even have a gun and sure they can block bullet barehanded. 100% true story.

[@kaybevang536]

And they used King fuu to help the injured ? Explains why my Taiwanese was able to repair that broken finger of mine with a blink of an eye !? Amazing

[@hkgwyl]

@@kaybevang536 In HK/TW We call the skill is 跌打 Japan call it 接骨，when people learning kung fu, always got some injured, so they always know how to fix the body problem.

[@redsalmon9966]

As a Hongkonger I can also confirm that Kung Fu is a compulsory subject in our schools

[@Hexed2427]

Many people think Taiwan’s healthcare doing very well. Got a really cheap price and no need to wait but actually we rarely go to doctor. We just seat down and cure ourselves.

[@cl3644]

100%true In taiwan, we all eat bullet with milk in breakfast

[@VisoredKuzu]

Oh nice this one's an all time classic, love Ame trying to guess who the protagonist is.

[@grimmashley8422]

That’s everyone watching this their first time

[@Ryan-hf4pe]

@@grimmashley8422 except for people like me who likes Stephen chow, cuz if you were to see a classic movie with him in it, more often then not he’s the main

[@kitoken368]

@@grimmashley8422 watch this when i was a kid i don't know if i got confused who is the protagonist

[@halfbee7886]

I love how this movie never really focused on elevating one character into a main character status, coz a lot of characters got their own spotlight, their own time to shine. ❤ I believe that is one of the unique things about this movie, and I love it.

[@CptPhilippnes]

The knife scene will never stop being funny.

[@RonaldoVODS]

This entire movie will never stop being funny.

[@MrNoodle986]

yes

[@silentgamerharold536]

Yup! 🤣

[@machoman194]

"Who's throwing handles?"

[@MilkT0ast]

Yeah that scene was great, the whole theater was laughing so hard

[@myfirsttea]

Ame: "This is real ?" Me: "You telling me your neighbors don't know Kung Fu that lets them run faster than a car ?"

[@ironboy3245]

i think chat was referring to the practical effects stunts in the movie. CGI was used to enhance them, but a good 70% of the stunts were real

[@ashaxe9962]

I mean my neighbors definitely mastered the art of throwing rocks to my head when I get noisy

[@ironboy3245]

@Ace Official nah, insufficient homing slippers. He never would have made it before getting beaned by a heatseeking slipper

[@Rommel_209]

Homing slippers never missed

[@chandraadalahchandra7957]

This is serious everybody in Uganda know kungfu

[@Insanity_101]

"Nothing bad is gonna happen to the Kitty cat right?" - Famous last words by Amelia

[@mustard4762]

The musicians: Dont worry. Ofc not

[@1003JustinLaw]

@@mustard4762 Gura's still the jinx queen, but Ame's on her way to become the princess.

[@davidho3338]

12:46

[@kamo7293]

twice. it happened to her twice. "kitty cat... NO!"

[@electricbayonet2]

(Amelia, looking at -a- -butterfly- literally anyone) "Is this our protagonist?"

[@kagato3]

The movie is literally "there's always a bigger badass."

[@ciakun4581]

Oh man Nabi Is literally butterfly

[@kamo7293]

tbf you don't know who's the protag for a long time

[@AK-hg5ti]

Stephen Chow's Kung Fu films are the closest we can get to an anime live action.

[@LilyBeta]

Yup. Trully surpassing Japan's Live Comedian Anime. XD

[@aldoz.]

100% correct

[@LermaBean]

I'd love to watch a Dragonball movie in that style

[@RebelTheArtGal]

Personally, I dun think so, Kamen Rider exists, after all...

[@LilyBeta]

@@RebelTheArtGal Well...I believe what he meant is by Anime Live Action is "the one which not use costume (and still funny also cool)"

[@TanakaOuji]

Aah the greatest martial arts movie of all time 'changed my mind'

[@ayayron8221]

Idk man ip man 2 was pretty fuckin good

[@anxiousweeb8753]

I mean theres a lot of them in the 80s that are top tier, hell Stephen chow's earlier work shaolin soccer was actually kinda better

[@draken0499]

Ohhh I don't know...There's Ip Man...Enter The Dragon...Jet Li's Hero...The Foreigner, just to name a couple.

[@daltontaylor8830]

@@draken0499 the protector and Ong Bak 1 & 2 can’t forget Tony Jaa if we’re talking about modern martial arts films

[@daltontaylor8830]

It’s straight up the fucking “titanic”(the film) of martial arts films. I really wish another film would be done like it tbh because it took practically EVERYTHING that made classic Kung Fu films amazing and adapted it through modern lenses flawlessly. I personally wish a film like The Street Fighter would get this same treatment.

[@quantifiedamalgamation]

Alternate title: _"Amelia not knowing what CGI is for 28 minutes and 38 seconds."_

[@neo7538]

lets be real, some people do made CGI almost look like IRL, now.

[@GriffinPilgrim]

I think she thought the film was older than it is.

[@Takkkkkkkkkk]

Wait you are telling me those arent real ?

[@comradeofthebalance3147]

Well tbf, most of them are real stunts. CGI is enhancement for these shows

[@doburu4835]

@@comradeofthebalance3147 nah, it's all real stunt no cg

[@noice1703]

Ahh, a classic. Thank you

[@jay-rweber4307]

Ngl calling this a classic makes me feel old lol

[@BoiIvory]

@@jay-rweber4307 ong bro🤣

[@war10zx98]

Nicely comment with nice pfp

[@Noscopenoproblem]

Kung Fu Hustle is a rollercoaster. Glad to see that someone in Hololive did a watchalong of it, even though I wasn't able to join in.

[@RonaldoVODS]

such a good movie

[@eagleoga]

@@RonaldoVODS Almost all Stephen Chow movie is good

[@RonaldoVODS]

@@eagleoga I agree!!!

[@tinlapyuen3734]

Glory to Hong kong

[@AzuMazu_]

100% Based on a true story, Trust.

[@capriumnoir6426]

The best movies are when it doesn't explain the ridiculous abilities of the characters and it's just everyone's imaginations going wild

[@vincentchang0093]

It's actually was many Wusha novels plots though.

[@ajirizawa5743]

Ame: IS THIS REAL?!!

[@clorkmagnus]

All of their moves are from Wuxia novels, including how the MC came back to life after being brutally killed. I don't know how to spell the sacred art in English but the one he used to come back to life require a person to be killed with a body intact ofc. It looked so cool back then for me as a kid who was into Wuxia movies and films.

[@HittingBandy]

@@clorkmagnusif I recall correctly it was something in the lines of Body Reconstruction where the inner chi is enough to reform the body. It does make sense cause the move is basically a metamorphosis as depicted by the butterfly.

[@stellviahohenheim]

The closest we'll ever get to a good real life anime movie

[@SrChr778]

Speculation: That dirty homeless man who gives the "Buddha's Palm" manuscript, is actually the Great Buddha in human disguise.

[@Mochiki76]

The great buddha that scams ww

[@chikagreta6314]

I thought he is the king of beggar ,a profound martial artist in chinese manhwa,also a character stephen chow once portrayed

[@poochyenajones1362]

@@chikagreta6314 Who knows, maybe it was actually him?.

[@GriffinPilgrim]

@@Mochiki76 Ah, but one should not be bound by material things.

[@SrChr778]

@@Mochiki76 - That *sets him on the path* . Think about it. Would he ever have gotten to that point if not for that "scam"?

[@lrnandoyalerds9311]

21:53 Let it be known. Ever since this stream. This is the greatest Gremlin Screech she has ever done.

[@whoami1449]

Been so long since i watch the movie i though that particular noise is from the movie

[@Kurobane.11]

Oh no I'm clicking the timestamp so many times

[@moose7145]

@@Kurobane.11 same

[@freyzerb.castro9124]

"That's the Naruto symbol, he wants to watch one last episode..." I can't lmao

[@krispynico960]

Legend has it that Amelia's the one who taught the roaring lady, her techniques

[@kramalthearetsejsaitam4963]

This comment is underrated

[@chunipwong4669]

Nah it is rushia

[@krispynico960]

@@chunipwong4669 how about both

[@LermaBean]

Basically Sindel

[@randomvg00]

Now let's hope that she also watch shaolin soccer, another great stephen chow movie

[@noraneko8926]

And maybe CJ7, see if anyone can hold tears.

[@TethoSama]

@@noraneko8926 Man, I watched that when I was a kid and I cried myself to bed.

[@NaraOfCambodia]

"The 20 million dollar man" not sure about the number but one where he can change into appliances and one when he deal with evil spirits in an apartment

[@NaraOfCambodia]

"60 Million Dollar Man" "Out of the Dark"

[@eagleoga]

Back to school man. That's really really good

[@A1N0502]

20:39 Ame’s “嚟呀” is cute!❤️ By HongKong teamate

[@samwai3762]

真係

[@Xeppy77]

講得幾準又好得意🤣

[@janjiuyu4745]

超可愛

[@wai-siu-chan]

said swice!

[@kenny_in_a_hoodie9126]

@@janjiuyu4745 agree🔥

[@daltontaylor8830]

“Ahh! What am I watching?! This is messed up!” *hasn’t yet seen the part where a little boy is beaten up AND THEN pissed on*

[@Yacatect]

The whole stream is just us telling ame that everything that happened in the movie is real

[@SinfulSaint0102]

I'm happy I got to share my favorite documentary with fellow Teamates

[@kaivenhiew5064]

There’s a reason Kung Fu Hustle is always played on repeat on every Chinese New Year. Classical movie 🍿

[@Dr.Blythe]

I love how Ame messes with us that we are messing with her I legit sometimes start having doubts that she really means it 10/10 she deserves an oscar

[@smallpp8891]

@@dusk_dawn6672 what happened here?

[@moose7145]

@@dusk_dawn6672 lmao. He seemed to have taken your advice after deleting his comment. You actually annihilated him

[@lambn25]

@Kei Ar what happened?

[@lambn25]

@Kei Ar what happened?

[@gordonkwok7591]

So fun watching her trying to speak Cantonese

[@SoraRaida]

That part was very cute ngl

[@Dingo01930]

@@SoraRaida 20:36 😆

[@Zengkoy]

I love how until the very end, she's still questioning if it's real. At this point, I don't think that matters anymore, lady.

[@polkalamypekopeko2969]

The Mauser and the Thompson Chicago Typewriter isn't exactly a weapon of well assembly, it is designed to be easily taken apart for cleaning. A solid bamboo knock will in fact break it.

[@thejamesonthestreet]

Wow, the movie did their research well

[@davidy22]

@@thejamesonthestreet research was probably hit guns until they found one that'll shatter on camera

[@umu-san4414]

It would probably tear the dudes finger skin off. Otherwise that guy had a iron grip on the gun.

[@DOT107]

@@thejamesonthestreet It was a common gun in China in the early 1900s, especially for the C96 in China, specifically the type 17 Mauser that was used by chinese mafias, and with it, the infamous Side Swipe style of gangbang shooting.

[@TheFugles]

Let us all imagine a world where this director actually directed the live action Dragon Ball like was planned

[@ajirizawa5743]

Ah yes.. Stephen Chow

[@darkevilazn]

No lie, this was the first Hololive/Vtuber video I ever saw (because I was watching a documentary on Kung fu hustle, and this auto-played after). Now I'm trapped in the lowest layers of the vtuber black hole. Thanks.

[@yeetusdelete0]

🕳

[@ZirusAlpha]

guy shotgun woman in half ame: OMG WHAT AM I WATCHING?? also ame : he can dance though, respect.

[@amoebale]

1:54 cant wait to see ame doing kungfu husstle dance when she got her 3D

[@OhWaker]

Makes me wonder if she did part of that dance in her 3D "debut" in her Alyx playthrough.

[@erthan6161]

Every "is this real?!" made me smile like an idiot. She is the best.

[@schwarzwald6672]

Ahh yes a modern day classic all the actors too actual martial arts masters. so effin cool.

[@XellosNi]

I read somewhere casting the landlady was literally an impulse cast when she went to the set/studio just to support a relative.

[@nicodalusong149]

@@XellosNi She's also apparently an actress herself. So that could have helped.

[@patriotnguyen2721]

@@nicodalusong149 not just an actress, she's a Bondgirl, in The Man with the Golden gun

[@nicodalusong149]

@@patriotnguyen2721 Ah, that's right. I was blanking on where in my previous post. Thanks.

[@Joker97131]

I'm glad Ame watched this movie. It's been a long time since I've seen it, I'm hoping she'll watch like Shaolin Soccer or other martial arts movies.

[@MAlanThomasII]

A ton of this movie is deep cut references to other Honk Kong kung fu films. All of the older actors are stars of '70s films of the genre, in at least some cases playing obvious versions of their old roles (e.g., the fated lovers). Even stomping on the soccer ball is a reference to Shaolin Soccer, the prior film by the same production company. It's a fun and weird movie to someone who doesn't know much about the genre, but to a local audience member who had spent 40+ years watching these films, it's a love letter. I only wish I knew enough to completely get it.

[@flitzerbababoey610]

*certified hood classic*

[@JonVu]

Then Donut dies, sad hood movie.

[@JossoJJossoJ]

20:38 her cantonese accent is so accurate!! FYI the line she was saying is “黎呀 (lai4 aa1)”

[@redsalmon9966]

legit

[@samwai3762]

正啦

[@alm5199]

As a Hong konger , I've got a heart attack from that

[@Mr.Comedian42069]

Dude with lots of big bracelets, guy who likes punching and man with big stick beat up several gangsters

[@TeaofAries]

懐かしいなカンフーハッスル。 2回くらい見たことあるがやっぱ面白いし、この面白さは世界共通なんだワ〜

[@megalith]

Kung Fu Hustle is that movie you never get tired rewatching form time to time.

[@-Raylight]

That knife and chase scene are just legendary xD I just love when Ame is wondering whether it's real or not lol. Ofc it's real Ame!

[@satorudo]

Im not sure if people know but this is kind of Steve Chow's passion project. He used to be an extra on TVB to other major stars. Then when he wanted to make his own movies, he only made comedies mostly because no one really though the was a top tier actor. He really wanted to be like Jacky Chan or Sammo Hung or Bruce Lee. But he never was. So basically this movie is him turning himself in to Bruce Lee because that's what he always wanted to be. When he auditioned to TVB (basically the only tv studio in Hong Kong) he brought a friend along for emotional support. This friend wanted to be a singer so he didn't really care much to be on TVB but wanted to help his friend. Steven Chow failed the audition. That friend passed the audition. That friend's name? Tony Leung Also the big coup in this movie is he somehow got the 2 actors playing the couple to basically come out of retirement for this movie. No one knows how he managed to do this but everyone was shocked. They were both from the same chinese opera company as Jacky and Sammo. The guy was basically a major stunt performer and if you ever saw an old kungfu movie from Hong Kong he was probably in it. The woman was also a famous stunt actress, her specialty was flips so she was frequently used as a stunt double for both top tier male and female actors when complex flips were needed. Also Steven Chow continued the tradition in basically all his films of the main female lead being his 'current' girlfriend

[@Irfan-pr1lu]

That's so much information. Thanks for sharing.

[@porcorosso4330]

He stared as main in quite a few TVB shows and of course comedies(movies). But you are right, we almost never see him in any serious movies/shows.

[@jocosesonata]

The Axe Gang. Dance rehearsals at Sundays, don't be late.

[@kantanathemtanon9007]

"IS THAT REAL?!" -Ame, 2021(colourized)

[@quillquickcard8824]

The blind assassins are one of my favorite things I've ever seen in film. Everything about them is so unique.

[@clorkmagnus]

Their moves are inspired from wuxia novels like most moves in this movie but the blind duo is definitely unique.

[@sleepless109]

that lion's roar. was not disappointed when I waited till the stream truly end.

[@XellosNi]

**shotgun to the back after lying he doesn't kill women** "THAT'S MESSED UP!" **deflates Kid's soccer ball** "THAT'S MESSED UP!" *"Don't be like those beggars!"* "...messed up..."

[@anthony0324]

看華生反應+英文翻譯+複習功夫劇情

[@makukawakami]

22:59 that little *BOOP* will always make me laugh

[@ChinchillaBONK]

20:29: In case you guys don't know , " song zhong" (literal : send a clock) means to see off the dead. Other words , it's like cursing someone to die. That's why in Chinese/other Asian cultures. Never send a clock as a gift

[@redsalmon9966]

Interesting to see how it is translated into English, these puns

[@adhi1150203]

> Never send a clock as a gift. Welp, 7 years too late for that. I gave my ex-gf an alarm clock because she's a sleepyhead. I guess that's why our relationship didn't last long....

[@justaclock4768]

No clock for a gift? Sad

[@junom69]

I missed the unc version of this. Censorship ruins everything nowadays

[@RonaldoVODS]

They censored it?

[@junom69]

In my country local tv yes. They skip scenes & put censor bar, so much....

[@RonaldoVODS]

@@junom69 bruh... That sucks

[@lc-mx1ir]

I grew up with the censored english dub version i didnt know there was an uncensored

[@luminosity01]

@@junom69 lemme guess, indonesia?

[@hisnotsolonely2961]

Dramatic music! Crime scenes! *Collaborative Dancing* 1:46

[@aternialaffsalot]

I'm glad she watched this documentary

[@winster32]

I’m so glad she watched the OG lmao That what makes it better.

[@hisnotsolonely2961]

The OG? YOU MEAN THIS FILM BEEN Remade?

[@winster32]

@@hisnotsolonely2961 the orignal version.

[@KaspersDomain]

@@hisnotsolonely2961 It has an English dub.

[@leziggy]

Kung Fu Hustle is a live action anime done right xD

[@SapuTaro-nr5bl]

Japan should learn

[@Gengarsama]

ame asking if things in the movie are real is the cutest shit ever LOL

[@manofcultur3191]

this movie was made in 2004 but it was better than most anime live action

[@SapuTaro-nr5bl]

Even today japan cant make propper live action.

[@Bunniest]

I like how she playing along with "is that real?" and somebody though Ame can't realize that. This is why Cover bring IRys to us.

[@Envy1817]

Hv u heard b4? A super duper ultra extreme palm from the sky...

[@zettai_ryouikee]

i will always appreciate clippers going out of their way to sync the movie footage with the streamer's reaction, even if its probably easier than i think, thank you for that

[@champorado2875]

12:33 Ame's favorite character in the movie

[@zuxx00]

*Sees 20 guys getting kicked 50 feet into the air." Ame: Is that real?! Ame, you're adorable!

[@cn8299]

I hope she watches Shaolin Soccer.

[@devseiya]

Nothing can replicate Kungfu hustle comedy and chaotic energy. Best movie of all time

[@地勢坤]

The land lady actually gained 10 KG for the character.

[@yiledute]

a 6.9 is a big number for the movie

[@gaiko804]

You could say it's a nice number

[@zeriel9148]

"That's messed up" "Anyway one day I want us to all be axe gangsters"

[@justletmeuseyoutube213]

Honestly the English dub is hilarious

[@LosOjosTristes]

Yeah I wish she saw that version, I was laughing my ass off.

[@kartikmishra1935]

@Bennet yup

[@Thenames_Tito]

100% real, I was there I was the bell

[@zendur9086]

to be honest the entire movie is a fucking highlight

[@shrimpp866]

hope she did shaolin soccer next

[@jollibee3778]

Its quite funny that she really thought his power came from the snake bites at the beginning lol

[@thejamesonthestreet]

Honestly it brings a new perspective. Snake will always beat frog

[@kagamiku]

Thanks for the clipping and editing

[@sirmanabond173]

I used to watch that movie since I was 7 years old and I’m still watching right now.This movie is like anime in live adaptation

[@LilyBeta]

True that. And i dunno if Japan can make one like this despite they introduce Anime to us. P.S : the one that not cringe like Kingfu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer. XD

[@sirmanabond173]

@@LilyBeta oh Shaolin soccer was also my favorite i was amazed by the scene when they turned the football field to a battlefield

[@LilyBeta]

@@sirmanabond173 That part is mindblowing! XD

[@sirmanabond173]

@@LilyBeta I know,right? XD

[@davidsumpter4933]

A entire village of masters in hiding, cool concept.

[@williamcheang9635]

20:39 Ame is very cute when she speak Cantonese😍 and the pronunciation is correct!

[@GingerSpy2]

I was surprised no suisei jokes were made when the axe started to show up.

[@HelloThere-lo3qi]

HOW COULD SHE DIDNT LAUGH AT THAT SNAKE AND KNIFE PART😭😭😭😭that psrt always got me

[@milwaukeeventure]

This movie was unbelievably good

[@dairyfund2391]

Just so you all know. This is 100 percent Real. Good day.

[@MidLyte]

I've met Grandmaster Chu Chi Ling(The Tailor), along with the rest of my wushu and tai chi group, in person. He's a pretty chill and funny guy lol

[@testaccrun4830]

21:53 got me 😂

[@jeff18715]

Thank you for the clips!!!

[@yaze8850]

No matter how many times rewatch stephen chow kungfu hustle , always cry at the feels part, and seeing ame doing watchalong? It gets better

[@cepyookamishougo6479]

Old movie was still Gold no matter time passed

[@Asdayasman]

Ame watching Kung Fu Hustle like "that's not possible! ... Is it?" I love our little jester.

[@PositiviteaTheFirst]

This movie used to pop up on our local channel every now and again when I was a kid, a certified hood classic

[@Zexx4]

I love Kung Fu Hustle, it's the perfect combination of "YO THATS HYPE" with "why is it like this?"

[@kagato3]

When me and my friends saw it when it first came out. we described it as "there's always a bigger badass, the movie"

[@arcdaeva8972]

Wow the most popular videos out of all watchallong was Kungfu Hustle, definitely shows how good this movie is even though it's so old.

[@Asdayasman]

The dub was pretty funny too. "Hey lady shut up? You wanna die?" "DIE MY ASS"

[@m54269]

lmao how many times ame asked "is that real" and the chat just like "it's real"

[@MainGoldDragon]

Why am I crying to this ??? I legitimately teared up around the 24th minute

[@dwvcollection]

ame is so cute whenever she's suprised and being like "THAT'S REAL??"

[@kamo7293]

watching it again I now get the foreshadowing. with the hands in that metal thing, and him sensing that dudes bloodlust (?) in the prison.

[@Shosei_iw]

arigathanks gozaimucho

[@hiro2881]

I like how everything bad is happening but the animated character's face is happy.

[@hanakuso1999]

I feel offended when Ame said it was the Naruto symbol. I love this movie and watched this over 20x.

[@Rivicen]

Good news, Ame absolutely wanted to offend you. Our precious little goblin.

[@hat-desu]

I loved that even she couldn't keep up the joke through the scene

[@equilintogo5378]

@@hat-desu well it's a wushu parody. Most of the jokes require acquaintance with the genre to get. I myself can't understand all after watching it for over 10 years, too many references.

[@disconnectxd7344]

and mario kart