First Time Watching *SHAOLIN SOCCER* Is Funnier Than I Thought!

[@HelloMellowXVI]

To Clarify My Statement... I Will Never Watch The English Dub Unless The Majority Of People Request Me To Do So. I'm Going To Be Streaming On YouNow MAY 1st At 6 P.M. This Movie Put Stephen Chow Into My Favorite Directors List! Tell Me Your Favorite Directors... Please Share And Like The Video. Dealt With So Much Copyright With This Video, That's Why It Took So Long To Come Out.

[@martinbraun1211]

My favorite Director is Steven Spielberg ! - Jaws - Close Encounters Of The Third Kind - E.T. - Raiders Of The Lost Ark - Jurassic Park - Schindler's List Do I have to say more ?

[@krisjris3166]

The English dub is so funny 🤣

[@guestuser2373]

If you don't mind subtitles, one of my favorite foreign films is Amelie.

[@nopewmopan]

The only movie I would recommend watching the dub is Life Is Beautiful because Roberto Benigni talks way too damn fast.

[@shabeebp9078]

Day 3 of asking for oldboy(2003)

[@kingscorpion7346]

the guy wearing Bruce Lee's Game of Death outfit for the goalie, was also the actor that played the Axe Gang boss in Kung Fu Hustle

[@JosephEdenshaw]

He also played Bruce Lee in Ip Man 3 (i think it's 3) and in the Bruce Lee serie The Legend of Bruce Lee

[@argentumsurfer4155]

@@JosephEdenshaw Ip Man 4..

[@lennyy1211]

Ohh man this guy did a great job in kung fu hustle, what a difference in acting. He did the bad guy really well.

[@JosephEdenshaw]

@@argentumsurfer4155 Ip Man 4, thanks for the correction.

[@BrahmaDBA]

The accountant/Iron Shirt is playing the Axe Gang secretary in Kung Fu Hustle.

[@macalcord]

Ok I change my mind..This is my favorite Stephen Chow movie..Something about seeing it through someone new eyes just makes me enjoy it so much more.

[@MentalPictureMaker]

Dude, some of my favorite Stephen Chow jokes are in this one. It's just full of so many money moments.

[@MonkeySaiyans]

But i think kungfu hustle is better

[@drummersnare6276]

It’s my favorite movie period

[@evannasong8356]

His old stuff is so much better

[@One.Zero.One101]

CJ7 is also a good Stephen Chow movie.

[@TheCBLingo]

People getting hit in the head with things in Stephen Chow movies is an art form.

[@redkommie80]

I always felt it was a call out to old style Hong Kong comedies as well as three stooges. But yeah, he sells physical comdey very well.

[@nitrokid]

The one when the mob mistaken Iron Head and Steel Leg is a version of fail knife throwing from Hustle XD

[@severedproxy]

agreed, kung fu hustle's scene where he bonk's "the beast" while half dead still makes me laugh.

[@bibsp3556]

The attention to face elasticity is remarkable

[@chrisbeyond1879]

Chow's GOD OF COOKERY and KING OF COMEDY are both amazing as well! Definitely put them on the list!

[@skytears31]

Dont forget love on delivery 😂

[@daydreamer4407]

Infact all Stephen chows movies

[@nitrokid]

My personal favorites are Forbidden City Cop, From Beijing with Love, God of Cookery, Love on Delivery, Chinese Oddyssey, Royal Tramp, Flirting Scholar :D

[@MrAliefizzani]

From Beijing with Love

[@dian-dv6uo]

@@nitrokid just wanted to remind ppl who see these movies recommended that some of these movies are not directed by Chow, he is just a main character!

[@nitrokid]

The 'Bruce Lee' goalkeeper did play as Bruce Lee in Ip Man 4. He was also the Axe Gang boss in Kung Fu Hustle :) You can also recognize the 'butt guy' (6:20) from Hustle was in this movie too. The 'manly faced woman' from 17:44 is a throwback to Chow's older film, 'Flirting Scholar' where the actor played the exact same, cross dressing character XD

[@chrisalvarez4298]

Wait really? Shit I didn't realize he played the Axe Gang boss!

[@richardrobbin2225]

@@chrisalvarez4298 Yep, I just love that fact. Bought 'Shaolin Soccer' (sight unseen) on DVD the year it came out, don't really know why. Just looked interesting, so when 'Hustle' came out was like..TAKE MY MONEY!!

[@kentsang8262]

And Kung Fu Hustle too

[@nitrokid]

@@chrisalvarez4298 yeah, Chow had these 'inner circle' of actors and friends to act along with. So you might see familiar faces across his movie career.

[@ericlin9646]

Yep, that manly face woman is Chow's primary school classmate 😂

[@Noggahide]

I got to see this in the theater, and Stephen Chow was there! It was during ComicCon many years ago. He greeted us and told us that he hopes we like his new little movie. It was a great time!

[@sheFEISTY.43110]

You met Stephen Chow?! 😲😲😲 LUCKYYYYY!

[@caineteyable]

#fun fact . The "Bruce Lee" actor supposed to be an extra attacking Stephen Chow in an earlier scene. Being a fan of Bruce Lee, noticing his resemblance, said "anyone looking like Bruce Lee cannot play a villain" and added a role for him as a goalie.

[@cmmiestcat]

And he became the villain in Chow’s next movie eg Kung Fu Hustle. 😄

[@rezhaadriantanuharja3389]

@@cmmiestcat because he no longer looked like Bruce Lee there

[@masonsuarez7096]

@@cmmiestcat he didn't look like Bruce Lee in that one tho lol I think that was his point. In this one he wasn't gonna be wearing a costume he would've just looked like Bruce

[@portelanceplace7476]

"They must really be friends, that looks like a real photo" is probably the best compliment you could have given the props department.

[@bakedmomo5693]

RIP Ng Man Tat. the best duo and had films with Stephen Chow there is. edit: you are correct on the goalie having played bruce lee on multiple occassions. one of the ip man movies and a tv series iirc

[@nitrokid]

There's no Stephen Chow without his Uncle Tat.

[@sheFEISTY.43110]

RIP. I grew up watching a lot of films he's in and I love him. He's a great actor. ❤

[@levisamom5069]

THIS is how to do a live action anime movie...Stephen Chow is a genius

[@BrahmaDBA]

One of my friend said: "Shaolin Soccer isn't a movie for you to make sense about. It's a movie for you to feel. And laugh".

[@squeedikatako]

Did you notice that the first singer to join chow was barber in kung fu hustle that would never pull his pants up lol. Goalie was the head boss for the axe gang lol

[@yizhu5199]

Oh man, I love your reaction to Steven Chows movies. It’s amazing that you get his illogical jokes and style. Please watch and react to Chow’s “From Beijing with Love” and “The god of cookery”. You will love them!!

[@octopu5ie]

Is "From Beijing with love" 國產凌凌漆" in Chinese?

[@rajatugau4232]

19:20 The actor name is Danny Chan Kwok-Kwan, after his appearance in Shaolin Soccer...he did play Bruce Lee role for real both in TV series & movie...the TV Series: The Legend of Bruce Lee, movie: Ipman 3 & Ip Man 4...

[@r.h.6249]

Back here in India, we used to watch Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle as kids so much and in college these two movies are a must watch with friends...i used to watch these movies with friends while getting high and it was so so damn hilarious

[@infinitygauntlet101]

Hey dude. I hope you guys can recover from the crisis happening there. Take care dude.

[@ml32891]

your laugh is so contagious and makes rewatching the movie scenes in this video so much funnier LOL

[@zwen3763]

Fight Back to School by Stephen Chow is overall the funniest IMO. The golden duo of Stephen Chow and Uncle Tat, the coach in this movie, is the best comedy duo I've ever watched.

[@RiceOreo]

True also RIP Uncle Tat

[@luciferboi9059]

As Turkish i have watch many Stephen chow movies and love it and rip uncle tat. Back to school was 🔥🔥

[@GForce_ART]

God Of Cookery is strong. Some scenes in that put me on the floor.

[@ReganHuang]

Before I even watch the video, I have to recommend God of Cookery by Stephen Chow. It's an oldie but it's just as funny as Kung Fu Hustle and many ways you could see how his style really evolved over time.

[@vrknyght8207]

I was in 7th grade, I was learning Shaolin 5 animal style, and our middle school was doing soccer. I played goalie, and when a ball came near me, I did a spinning hook kick. I felt so awesome and thought 'Wouldn't it be awesome to see Shaolin martial arts in sports like Soccer!' Literally not a year later I was seeing ads for this movie.

[@vrknyght8207]

Fun fact: the style of martial arts Mui uses for her bun cooking is the same style as Waterbending, not Airbending. Also The style the 7 Brothers use are aspects of Firebending Edit: Airbending is Ba Gua with Shaolin as well

[@axzein22]

Grew up watching this, i don't know how many times I've watched it, but I still laughed probably as hard as you did watching here again. It never gets old. Not only is this my childhood, i grew to love it even more.

[@sparky3574]

If there’s another Stephen chow movie that’s possible to watch for free. It’s Journey to the west demon hunters. Now that, is a Chow movie.

[@xxttakret9045]

probably his last good one

[@monsoon1234567890]

Stephen Chow should have made the DBZ movie

[@tuesdae666]

Oh yes this was a really really good one.

[@calindseyus]

King Of Comedy is easily found on youtube

[@ryukishi07thecreator70]

@@monsoon1234567890 Yeah, he lost his money due to being just the producer

[@YourSherlock]

I love your reaction bro, you should watch older Stephen Chow movies, it is even more hillarious and epic lol - Flirting Scholar - The God of Cookery - King of Beggars - Fight Back To School 1,2, and 3 - Forbidden City Cop - Hail the Judge - Royal Tramp 1 and 2 - A Chinese Oddisey 1 and 2 - King Of Comedy It's all gooooddd

[@Legendary-lw3ps]

Yes! Definitely recommend watching those and let us see ur reaction

[@Kecinlin]

Add “From Beijing with love” to the list

[@shanethesaiyan511]

is his older films in a similar style to Kung Fu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer?

[@YourSherlock]

@@shanethesaiyan511 YES! Some even more funny lol

[@nvidiabbp]

Flirting Scholar, God of Cookery and King of Comedy.

[@Paiste2002Fan]

I saw this back in 2001 in college. A friend got a fan sub vhs tape of this and said it’s a movie about ex-Shaolin monks that form a soccer team with Matrix-like effects. Of course I was going to watch it. Bought the dvd when it came out officially.

[@sorachi295]

I watched this movie with my dad when it first came out on DVD and I must have been six years old or so. After that, I just continued watching it several times on my own in high school and in college. For me, Shaolin Soccer kind of parodies Captain Tsubasa while Kung Fu Hustle parodies Hong Kong retro martial arts cinema but I cannot help but see it parodying other martial arts anime, overall, a great movie!

[@gohan3366]

The movie has some inspiration and nods to an anime called Captain Tsubasa from the 80s that was super popular around the world. Every few decades or so the anime gets retold, the latest iteration came out in 2018, should give it a watch. Also, much respect in watching in it's original language.

[@JBallRock]

Omfg. I literally watched this for the first time today😬😂❤️

[@macalcord]

Lucky you! Wish I had that first time experience again.

[@doppelganger7369]

Where did you watch it ?

[@macalcord]

Its actually on KZbin free with ads.

[@robertbick986]

I agree. Also I prefer original language with subtitles for the sole reason that the acting is usually much better. To be fair, it's probably not super easy to voice act an exciting live action movie alone in a studio.

[@panner11]

Yeah I agree with your analysis that shaolin soccer had a better more cohesive story, even if it had less action and comedy compared to Kung fu hustle.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

A live-action anime, that's EXACTLY how I describe this movie to people who've never seen it. 😁

[@blueorchid8853]

It's funny he kept calling the goalie bruce lee because that actor plays a young bruce lee in IP Man 4 😂

[@poeticjustice5240]

This movie right here is my childhood. It was the time when everyone used to watch a lot of Kung-fu movies. Mostly with Jackie Chan or Jet Lee ones. "Shaolin Soccer" was the first Stephen Chow's movie I saw and I loved it so much, watched it for so many times I know it by heart now😄 but strangely this scene 18:33 where she's posing and fighting wasn't in any versions I've watched so far🤔 Oh and thank you for choosing subs over dubs. I'm always for the original version.

[@obsidianhornet6643]

This movie is amazing! I first saw it when I was in a Family Video and saw a trailer for it on the tv's they had set up. Immediate rental and I've loved Stephen Chow ever since.

[@rjbalbuena7789]

Haha, I'm glad you gave this one a shot too! I remember watching this back with my whole class back in 2001 when this came out. Our class adviser treated us. He was one of the leaders of our high school soccer varsity team and during that time this movie was the hypest shit in theaters so after watching some students from our class and other sections joined the soccer varsity team. That was the case for other schools too. This movie was just that dope. No one was prepared for how ridiculous it was. It was like a breath of fresh air. So happy you've seen both Stephen Chow's most acclaimed movies. You might want to see Scott Pilgrim as well if you haven't seen that yet. It's directed by Edgar Wright. In some sense it has the same-ish quirky humor and action packed ass kickery as Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle. Cheers my man

[@luffysanji9840]

We were growing up with lots of anime accompanied us in our childhood. Stephen Chow watched lots of anime too so there were lots of anime reference in his movie.

[@ItsAMeYoshi42]

Thank you for choosing the subtitle version. I feel that dubbing can lose a lot of the emotion of a scene.

[@dtester]

I agree, I feel dubs are essentially a different movie... like an alternate version. I will sometimes watch dubs as well as the subs, but subs will always be my first choice to see the film in it's original and true form. (edit: It also doesn't help that dubs can be really hit or miss in quality)

[@zutthegar]

one of the greats. I'm telling you Mel, The Good the Bad and the Weird

[@redkommie80]

Best Korean Western there is! Might be the only one, but is a perfect film that blends Western cowboy with Korean elements. Must watch

[@lennyy1211]

One of my fav movies.

[@ther3ap3r86]

6:16 that dude was in Kung Fu Hustle (the dude who always had his ass exposed) Edit: I just realized a lot of guys from KFH were in this movie

[@admiralmu4353]

Yep, I just noticed the Guy with glasses with wrench and hammer is in KFH too.

[@octopu5ie]

Stephen Chow likes to work with a lot of the same actors (Hong Kong camaraderie), and even the character tropes get recycled. Like that woman at 17:44, she's actually a cross-dressing man who often appears in Chow's movies pretending to be ladylike while doing some kind of disgustingly funny thing.

[@baskaraworld]

Fight back to school, God of Cookery, Hail the Judge and Flirting Scholar .. instant classic

[@BigGator5]

He can really direct comedy and action, but Stephen Chow is really good at writing romance too. I totally buy the love story in both movies. Highly underrated part of both movies. While funny and enjoyable, I think I love Kung Fu Hustle more. Nothing against Shaolin Soccer, but Chow isn't yet at his peak here. I don't have anything critical to say why I feel this way, so this is just my opinion.

[@holohulolo]

Stephen chou have always been know to have a kin of comic/cartoon logic in his movies, even before shaolin soccer or kungfu hustle. What makes his work so great is that he's able to do all the ridiculous special effect, comedy and logic in comic/cartoon/anime and make it work in live action, hes also able to balance the touching and emotional part with comedy so well. I really hope one day he gets to direct an anime adapted movie with the quality of special effect hollywood big budget movie has. I think if there were a OnePunchMan live action movie I really hope they get him to direct, even if they dont get him to direct the entire movie at least have him be a co-director or a consultant. Considering how so many martial artist actors liek jackie chan, jet li and donnie yen is now known in hollywood, its such a shame that prolific directors from hongkong has not really had a break through in adapting their directing style into hollywood movies, not that it became just another hollywood movie, but to begin with I wish at least hey could have a special effectteam that has done big budget hollywood movie. Imagine if Kungfu hustle had better special effects.

[@jalankvng]

Yeah that dude has played Bruce Lee before in numerous of films including a tv show about Bruce’s life

[@octopu5ie]

Excellent job done without any spoilers, I love seeing your response and how hard those jokes really got you! I'm glad you appreciated this immensely without finding the slapstick or "faux special effects" lame. You have no idea how many people loved this movie when it came out! :) thank you from Hong Kong!

[@saltymisfit6566]

Evolving movie reaction channels that KZbin has said I might be interested in watching this is definitely one of my top three I just really enjoy your energy your passion and your input. Keep up with fantastic work 👍

[@guurehuang5936]

As a Chinese growing up watching Stephen Chow's comedies, here are the films Chow directed and acted that I recommand besides Kung Fu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer: The God of Cookery(1996) - Classic Chow's style comedy, lower class, hilarious battle, love and Kung Fu From Beijing with Love(1994) - My personal favorite, Chow's version of James Bond King of Comedy(1999) - Kind of like an autobiography of Chow as a comedian, how he climbed from bottom to top As a one-of-a-kind comedian actor, Chow also delivered many great comedies working with other directors, and here are a few I recommand: God of Gamblers II(1990) Tricky Brains(1991) - Master of pranks Fight Back to School(1991) Sixty Million Dollar Man(1995) Some films like Royal Tramp(1992) and Flirting Scholar(1993) are rewritten from Chinese ancient stories, and also funny as hell.

[@thomasmcginnis2782]

"Journey to the West"....another good one from Stephen Chow

[@foodkinghell1600]

Bro I been watching this reaction more than 10 x I know I hav commented many times on your videos and practical this one ..but you have the best reaction. You make me laugh so hard lol can’t wait to see more of your reactions.

[@Jims_Adventures]

You should do the flirting scholar. It’s a classic with stephen chow!

[@alphamorion4314]

Ehi, leaving a comment for the algorithm: loved the reaction. Re-watching this movie after so many years it feels nostalgic AF, so it gladdens me to see someone watching it for the first time and enjoying it so much.

[@asip2274]

This is basically Captain Tsubasa 'Stephen Chow live action' version..

[@2goofy88]

You gotta watch “A Chinese Odyssey” Part 1 & 2. Definitely one of Stephen Chow’s best works.

[@dandychiggins7240]

It's so fun watch this guy watching comedy movies, he makes them even funnier lol

[@texasrattlesnake31637]

Great reaction bro'! Definitely my favorite Stephen Chow movie! That dance scene is absolutely hilarious!

[@lyhthegreat]

it's actually way funnier if you understand cantonese, a lot of the jokes were lost in translation like in 10:55, he told him "to not insult the shaolin martial arts anymore" instead of "you should learn shaolin instead"

[@nopewmopan]

Hitting play now. I hope you loved it!

[@LanzFranchess]

stephen chow filmmaker, and actor. my childhood was filled with his movies.

[@QDPenguin]

that shaolin song sang at the bar was a spoof on California Dreaming and the war scene was reference to Saving Private Ryan

[@christucker7655]

This reaction was 90 percent you laughing and I loved it 😂😂😂

[@Thagesthoughts]

Axe Gang Bruce Lee deserves his own film career doing badass martial arts films. He radiates the same energy and presence as the greats in the industry.

[@leonz3545]

he did a TV series called the legend of Bruce Lee, there are 50 episodes

[@MigPlz91LivestreamOnly]

I hope one day can react to Fight back to school. A classic Stephen Chow flick.

[@nitrokid]

Can't get over how pretty Sharla Cheung was in that movie.

[@foreversurfergirl]

So glad you liked it! It’s a classic!!!

[@moemonte]

I didn't even know about this movie until your reaction came up. I'm going to have to check it out. Looks really good!

[@MentalPictureMaker]

Bruh. You're just one film away from watching all 3 must see Stephen Chow's films. Kung Fu Hustle, Shaolin Soccer and God of Cookery are masterpieces. My wife was super depressed one day, and I popped in God of Cookery and now it's her favorite movie.

[@leemacarthur5815]

Never heard of this movie im so watching it, i was laughing right along with you, love KZbin people like you , you'll find an old classic to watch 😊☺

[@rdemille767]

Shaolin Soccer is one of the few movies that continue to make me laugh so hard I cry even after multiple watches. Loved your reaction.

[@bangart]

Add Love on Delivery on the list of Stephen Chow films. I love SS and KFH but to me they're not even the peak of his comedy genius.

[@yethaarthpall665]

These movies are closest we could ever get to a good dragon ball or other anime movie live action adaptations

[@mamuanimaryjane596]

That flying bottol that got his head always gets me;D

[@vonbie6354]

lol literally just watched your Kung Fu Hustle reaction 1 hour ago, and I was just wondering when you would do a Shaolin Soccer reaction

[@voidmystic3419]

So glad you watched this movie. One of his best.

[@SuperCK001]

LOVE Stephen Chow's reactions!!!!!

[@kingscorpion7346]

bless you for not watching the English dubb! I watched this after Kung Fu Hustle, which I watched after you did!

[@ncmps]

At 18:56 on the left is Cecilia Cheung, on the right is Karen Mok. Both of them are in my favorite Steven Chow film, King of Comedy.

[@TheEyez187]

4:46 - You know that inspired the Naruto noodle making scene! :D 5:58 - At least he's pulled his pants up! :D 13:59 - At least he landed on his feet first! So did the guy in Midsommar!

[@brandoncrawford5323]

Love how you said that you weren't going to watch the movie in dub. I definitely appreciate that as I do the same for both Anime AND MOvies

[@ThirtyCylinder6]

Dude I grew up on this. This is the first time I've seen extra things that were cut in the American version. I have to watch the og now

[@tsubasangel]

shaolin soccer and kung fu hustle are both such classics. Funny every time you watch it.

[@chrisalvarez4298]

Yes Journey to the West is another great movie to react to.

[@HmStH111]

As for the "this must have inspired a lot of anime" it's probably the other way around. There's a quite famous anime from the 80s called Captain Tsubasa who was about soccer and some moments in the movie resemble it quite a lot. Now, I'm don't know if Chow did saw that series, but somebody in his crew must have.

[@AmuJaneTV]

Stephen Chow is an amazing actor and a amazing director

[@stephanginther9051]

I was in China from 10 to 20 years old. When I was 12 I actually met the girl that played the love interest in this movie. Her English was terrible but she was pretty cool. Three days in the city we'd moved to and my dad got asked to play a Russian in a mini series they were shooting in the area. She played a secretary. Funny thing is, they didn't bother to tell us the name of the series. We've never seen it. 20 years later and my dad still occasionally gets recognized by Chinese people as the Russian diplomat from that one mini series. If there are any Chinese people reading this, the series is about some diplomatic talks between Russia and China that happened in Yunnan in the 50s or 60s. I don't remember what they said the talks were about or why they were in Yunnan.

[@Kragehul]

If you continue to watch more of Stephen Chow's films; then only watch them subtitled so you understand the voice tone in what they are saying. You will see the same actors/actresses in all his films, because they are friends irl.

[@gishgali8354]

For Stephen Chow films, I would recommend Out of the Dark and Love on Delivery, both are available on Amazon streaming.

[@fornikolas]

To me his whole '90s run is gold. My personal favourite God of Cookery/Shaolin Soccer, but whatever netflix has is worth checking out -- Look Out Officer, say. And if you do Journey West know that it's sort of an prequel to a myth everyone there knows well, that Chow's even done before.

[@nitrokid]

Forgot which one is Journey to the West was (was Stephen Chow starred in it?), but there are two Stephen Chow movies about Monkey King called Chinese Oddyssey.

[@fornikolas]

But Chinese Odyssey (1 and 2) is one of the more difficult for Westerners to understand and follow. Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons 2013, he directs but doesn't star. Lots of CGI but still some good stuff.

[@nitrokid]

@@fornikolas oh I remember! Is that the one with the short and evil Monkey King? The ending was pretty darn sad iirc.

[@fornikolas]

Sad ending was too much, yeah. There was a sequel I didn't see. Still better than the Donny Yen Monkey films from the same time.

[@TheLegoDave]

Was waiting on this and Kung Pow

[@oaf-77]

Kung Pow : Enter the Fist Awesome movie

[@cjpolett2055]

They're way different, shouldn't be compared

[@TheLegoDave]

@@cjpolett2055 I wasn't comparing them. I was waiting for him to react to this and Kung Pow...

[@ajaxdeng3445]

The first time Chow meet some soccer holigans(10:00), the character who holding the ball name Yao Da qiu and now become a quite famous foodie vloger. Every time we saw this movie or clip, we will cue him.

[@A_vsh]

Love ur reaction bro... awesome

[@Shamuto7]

I remember back in school playing soccer. There's serious kung fu stuff happening in there but we just brush it off despite the hits and focused in winning unlike in the professional league lol. Seriously, this is a good reaction video and Kung Fu Hustle & Shaolin Soccer are the best movies for me either. 🤣

[@minskacatral7904]

Thank you for this. I love this film as I hardly ever can find anyone else who has seen it.

[@adamfong6966]

Another great comedy movie is All’s Well , Ends Well. Stephen Chow is in it, along with other famous HK stars, like Leslie Cheung, Raymond Wong, Maggie Cheung, Sandra Ng, and Teresa Mo. You’ll love it too!

[@khmerchef]

Team Evil's players were using PED to battle against the Shaolin Masters. Both teams are powerful, but the Shaolin team will only exhaust themselves by fighting with their own strength. Mui's role was essential to their victory as the theory behind Tai Chi is not reliant on strenghth, but instead to harness the kinetic energy from their attacker & project the force elsewhere. She not only stopped the ball from going into the goal, but she kept that energy going, and enhanced the power; coupled with Sing's Mighty Steel kick, it helped score the winning goal. The Landlord in Kung Fu Hustle was also a Tai Chi master. Also, it's good to know I wasn't the only one hearing an off-brand Lion King soundtrack.

[@xs1cqch663]

Yoooo i been waiting for this bro 🤣🤣

[@HUEnshiro_do_Norte]

Man, you're the best. Your reaction is so hilarious...!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Flatlinehun]

Great movie, awesome reaction :) Your laughter is infectious

[@ck_idgaf1680]

Am like you, I love both films, Kung Fu Hustle and Shoalin Soccer. I also can tell you both eng dubs are shorter than the original subs, the dub doesn't have the blooper reel and some scenes cut out.

[@kaijiguts6667]

yes...i am from hk...so sad that the english subs is not fun....but i think it is so difficult to write the cantonese meaning in english.... my english is poor..😭😭😭😂😂 haha...

[@SOSvan9]

A Hidden Stephen Chow movie gem: From Beijing With Love

[@luckyxiong1675]

YESSSS!!!! MORE STEPHEN CHOW REACTIONS!!!!!!

[@tbrenji]

Stephen Chow recommendations - god of cookery, tricky master, king of comedy, fist of fury 1 and 2, saint of gamblers 1-3 (spinoff of chow young fat god of gamblers) but his movies based in older eras are the best like king of beggars, justice my foot and royal tramp 1 and 2

[@indrabhadurkhatri660]

Yuh got the best smile and laugh brother keep it up 🙇‍♂️