Kung Fu Hustle (2004) REACTION

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[@jean-paulaudette9246]

This movie seriously nearly killed me...that knife-throwing scene, I couldn't breathe for laughing. I was helpless! I really thought I was going to suffocate.

[@marcc1830]

Seriously that knife throwing scene should come with a surgeon general's warning against those who have a heart condition :D

[@cabby26]

First time I saw that scene I spit beer all over my dog, and couldn’t breathe.

[@ansonkwok723]

Its even funnier if you know cantonese

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

@@ansonkwok723 That's probably the only thing that saved me.

[@isabeauwolf562]

It makes me laugh every time!

[@MuffinsCrib]

Ya'll laughing throughout this movie while I was dead-silent, mesmerized of how amazing and epic it was. Besides humor, this movie is produced really well and the fighting choreography is incredible. And the soundtrack is unbelievably good. I've watched this movie many times and still I feel like I'm watching it for the first time.

[@rul4477]

It was really annoying when the guy laughed even when there wasn't a comedy scene.

[@durinsbane3043]

I know right... They failed to catch the idea of this movie that its an homage to Hong kong wuxia film industry as a whole

[@andrecostermans7109]

yep, and not to forget those guys (one with arm rings aso) who stood up against the axe-gang are in fact real kung fu masters !

[@Vesohag]

It was weird around half the movie and pretty annoying towards the end. They confused this with a Bollywood movie that tries to be over-the-top just because, where here it has a purpose.

[@ansarkhokharr]

Right ✅ He was just laughing and doing nothing else he is just forcing himself to laugh same goes for that 2nd girl

[@DrD0000M]

"Shaolin Soccer" is another movie in this style also directed by Stephen Chow, who was the main hero in this movie.

[@hellowhat890]

Also. The scene where does a soccer trick and then he smashes the soccee was written in the film as a message to the fans of Shaolin Soccer Stephen Chow was telling the fans he wasn't doing a sequel to Shaolin Soccee and telling them to move on. 🤣

[@jonathancruz5932]

Shaolin Soccer ⚽️ is ever funnier 😆😆😁🤣

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Much better movie too.

[@yorraksa8841]

Yes, that one is hilarious too

[@malikprasojo9164]

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[@chaithao1452]

At 18:20, they fight because they are fighters and spent most of their life times training so instead of talking, they fight as if it is a conversation of their own. Fighting is their language. The same way musicians would talk to one another with their music skills, and artists would communicate with art. The skills are their languages.

[@davidbennett1357]

this, in my opinion, is Stephen Chow's 5th symphony...a true masterpiece of comedy kung fu. I'm so glad that ya'all enjoyed it!

[@bighuge1060]

That knife and following chase scene are comedic gold. i also love the ending where the couple revert back to their younger selves. It was a blast watching your reactions.

[@scarykurapika100yago2]

Just because it's comedy I didn't expect y'all to laugh at everything even on serious moments lol

[@Vesohag]

I know... Kinda weird.

[@Artemis-v8i]

@@okzoomer1601 what? ..... what do you even mean?

[@KevinUchihaOG]

To be fair even the serious moments have an undertone of humour in them

[@lordkobra1511]

They are dumb at EQ

[@80bccaveman87]

@@okzoomer1601 They are not American. You can't even tell them apart lol.

[@masteredit5891]

In movie: their reaction: Happy scene 🤣😂 Comedy scene. 🤣😂 Emotional scene. 🤣😂 Amezing scene. 😂🤣 Angry scene. 😂🤣

[@pramodpatil6041]

Right

[@ignigaming7]

its like most scenes were so funny , they couldnt take it seriously anymore even on serious moments

[@edn.9377]

Legend says Larry can still be heard laughing till this moment.

[@TheShockninja]

My favorite scene by far is the epic fail of a knife throwing assassination attempt. LOL

[@AL-fl4jk]

Who’s throwing handles?!?

[@TheShockninja]

“Handles?”

[@yorraksa8841]

The take out and put in the knife 🤣🤣

[@syn420951]

Mine is when he was bitten by the snakes shortly after that lol

[@davadh]

So glad you guys enjoy this movie, it's definitely a crowd pleaser! Almost 20 years now since it came out

[@TheShockninja]

I got this when it came out on DVD in college (2004) and I watched it 2-3 times a day everyday during college. No joke. Kung Fu Hustle does not get old!

[@paularodriguezcostas8853]

@@TheShockninja aaaaF

[@Christobanistan]

@@TheShockninja College must not have very challenging where you were.

[@marcog3529]

Guy is a legend, making some of the best comedy movies ever. "Out of the dark" is actually recognised as one of his best work ever, although not doing so well at the box office at the time.

[@dnaref8464]

My favorite movies with Stephen Chow : 1) Flirting scholar (1993) with the famous actress Gong Li 2) The God of Cookery (1996) These movies are less well known than "Shaolin soccer" & "Kung Fu Hustle" but are even funnier !! Especially for those who understand chinese... 🤣🤣

[@Fred-Hex]

Fight Back to School!

[@therealsudafan5283]

The actor who play the tailor guy is a real kung fu master, other people are actors, but he is a very incredible master

[@stevej1235]

The kicking guy is a real shaolin monk

[@kungpowchicken78]

Actually all the kung fu fighters in this movie are actual kung fu masters. The landlady was actually in a james bond movie back in the day. The landlord was a popular kung fu actor back in the 70's and the mob boss also played bruce lee in a few films and knows kung fu

[@rogerfaint499]

@@kungpowchicken78 The landlady (Yuen Qiu) was classmate with Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and Yuen Wah (the landlord) when they were in the same opera troupe in the 1960s. Like Jackie, Sammo, Yuen Wah and few other fellow students, they became stuntmen/stuntwomen when their teacher migrated to USA. Yuen Qiu worked as stunts/substitutes for actresses on fighting scenes and then left the scene for 18 years after she got married. Kungfu Hustle was the first time she really acted, with an actual role in a movie.

[@sssteel99]

The real martial artist was actually the villian (frog guy), screen name Bruce Leung Siu-Lung. Used to play Bruce Lee after his death. No kidding. Lol en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Leung

[@Shamuto7]

@@rogerfaint499 Damn, she deserves the spotlight for herself after this.

[@victorsixtythree]

Judging by his reactions, this movie is definitely "LARRY APPROVED"! (I hope he recovered! LOL)

[@gazlator]

Definitely tickled his fancy, I'd say!😀

[@tenerife_sea]

who is larry

[@gazlator]

@@tenerife_sea the grinning merry guy on the right-hand end of the line

[@oscaka0073]

What happened to him ? COVID ?

[@mnomadvfx]

The laugh giggle he has did take me by surprise 😅😂😂😂

[@40ozmangi]

when i left the movie theater .... i was in tears from laughing... such a good movie.

[@indade]

Any Jackie Chan movie would hit the spot. Maybe Tony Jaa’s early work for more acrobatic action. Southpaw for emotionality. Yo, Larry is dying. 😂

[@jacksonli6710]

bruh Jackie chan is not in this movie

[@indade]

@@jacksonli6710 who said Jackie Chan was in this film?

[@TheShockninja]

Jackie Chan was not in this film, though it was at first erroneously believed that he played the homeless man who gave Sing the pamphlet.

[@indade]

@@TheShockninja I repeat, who said he was in the film? My comment was stand-alone.

[@mkvision]

I would like to see Rumble in the Bronx or Super Cop.

[@tylersmith7829]

now that you guys have watched this, you may now proceed to watch shaolin soccer

[@GazFaaz]

This is a comedy movie yes, but my eyes were teary at the sad scenes, I don't know why you all can laugh the whole movie.

[@parkbingos6570]

Tai Chi: (used by the landman) A kind of kung fu that overcomes rigidity with softness，from Wudang faction. Lion's Roar : (Kungfu used by the landlady) a kind of sonic Kungfu, derived from Shaolin Kungfu, but not as exaggerated as in the movie. Devil Guqin: weapon used by the blind brothers, a kind of sonic , fufictitious weapon,originating from martial arts novels. They encountered the more powerful Sonic Kung Fu -Lion's Roar in movie and was defeated. Twelve-way Tan Leg: (used by one of the three warriors) a kung fu that relies on legs to attack, derived from Shaolin Kung Fu Iron ring fist: (used by one of the three warriors) a boxing technique using iron rings as a weapon, originating from the Hongquan Fist faction Wulang Bagua Cudgel: (used by one of the three warriors) It is said that a stick technique originated from the Song Dynasty, from the Hongquan Fist faction Toad / Frog Kung Fu: Originated from Shaolin, a real Kung Fu, but not as exaggerated as in the movie. The Beast's actor in the movie is also a Kung Fu superstar. Tathagata Palm: The palm used by the male protagonist, a fictitious kungfu originating from martial arts novels, and there is no real existence. The three tenants in the movie are all played by real kung fu masters. The actor of the landman is Jackie Chan’s senior brother, who acted as stand-in for Bruce Lee in old times. The actress of the landlady is Jackie Chan’s senior sister,too

[@colemanalbright7134]

I feel like women don't understand this movie at all. This film was very personal to Stephen Chow and covers an enormous range of feelings besides "absurdity".

[@majuli8420]

Almost every older actor in this film is a martial arts legend! So epic to see them in action again.

[@tesuser8173]

Shaolin Soccer (2001) and Fight Back to School 1 (1991) are the best of Stephen Chow!

[@SayGahTaah]

Don't forget God of cooking

[@KakashiHatake0071]

What about God Of Cookery?

[@user-xq6iu5th2g]

你错了，周星驰最好的作品是九品芝麻官还有鹿鼎记两部，还有大话西游两部

[@Seele2015au]

Michelle was almost right: Stephen Chow did not incorporate moments which could have happened in other movies into "Kung Fu Hustle", he incorporated moments which already happened in many other movies. Do be aware that the film was primarily made for a Hong Kong audience, who was not only familiar with the local popular culture but also the Chinese ones, so the movie was brimming with references lost to others, but it's a feat that it still appeals to them, with a bit of universal humour from the Road-Runner. "Alita: Battle Angel" by James Cameron and Robert Rodrigues even paid homage to it.

[@arindamdan8689]

i am from india and this is one of ,y fav film i suggest you if you dont understand the emotions and meaning of any film plss dont watch or dont laugh

[@drjoaoventura]

10:34 The Taylor (Chi Ling Chiu) is a #HungGar master and a classic #Wuxia movie star who worked with #BruceLee and #JackieChan

[@calebclunie4001]

...Also, The Landlord (Yuen Wah) worked with Bruce Lee, and was in the new "Shang-Chi" film. They have A "Kung Fu Hustle" poster, on Shang-Chi's apartment wall.

[@DeyCallMeDrama]

Larry basically had high school energy on this one!

[@iamsheep]

LOL Larry instantly got the tone of this film

[@Vesohag]

Gotta be honest though, kinda weird of almost everyone, specially Larry, laughing at everything. Even the serious moments. It feels as if they thought "since it is a comedy everything is supposed to be funny". When in fact this movie is great at changing back and forth from something funny to something serious to something sad to something amazing to something terrifying as it is The Beast with the toad technique. Confusing it with the over-the-top silliness and ridiculousness of some Bollywood movies.

[@ir1keren]

What do you expect from someone who doesn't grow up in a country which has folklores about martial arts? Most westerners don't get the idea of breathing techniques, animals' movements mimicking, etc. 🤷‍♂

[@ryanhadi7084]

Ikr!

[@Talisman09]

@@ir1keren weeaboo

[@binoy2345]

Most of the reaction videos I saw on this movie was laughing from starting to ending. They don't get the asian humor sense that's all.. and yeah even sad part also turned out to be the most funniest part for them😑

[@Juber777]

If he thinks it's silly enough for a laugh then he thinks it's silly enough for a laugh.

[@hellowhat890]

10:38 Going to tell my kids that this was Shang Chi and Legend of the Ten Rings.

[@wavingdragon]

If there were never a Tailor, Ten Rings would be a very very different film.

[@anonymousrose8594]

I don’t what’s wrong with the guy….,he is laughing for every scene even if it’s a sad scene…. Seems like one screw is loose

[@valentinruiz3828]

Please react to Shaolin soccer 🙏

[@faizfaizkhairol8454]

Up

[@Gray-soul_81]

By far, my favorite Larry reaction ever. Slapstick is definitely a man's favorite kind of comedy. It's mine as well.

[@edwardtang1977]

The guy who can kick is a Shaolin monk. The lanlord used to be Bruce Lee's stunt double. Stephen Chou is the king of comedy in Hong Kong. The action chroeographer is the most influntial of China. He made the Matrix, Kill Bill 1&2, crouching Tiger hidden dragon. (MASTER Yuen Woo-Ping), Everyone else are retired kung fu stars.Guest starring one of ghe top directors of China , Feng Xiaogang(the man with cowboy hat that got his leg axed off in the beginning).😚

[@terrywilliams1372]

My only complaint is there was not enough of the movie shown, So found the full movie on youtube then watched it. It was action packed with a great amount of humor

[@wahidsyam5008]

Next The Film Stephen Chow (Shaolin Soccer)

[@user-ul3sb8ek8h]

So love your movie reaction about Stephen Chow's "Kung Fu Hustle." I watched the movie with my family in the cinema in 2004, such a funy & action movie!!! Actually, I loved watching Stephen Chow's movies started at 1990's. In my coutry, Taiwan, my friend and I almost could memorize his lines in Stephen's epic movies.

[@user-rp2pi7ff6p]

台湾不是一个国家！

[@walterfristoe4643]

I've seen this several times, and every time it's even better than the other times! I enjoyed watching y'all enjoy watching it! The lion's roar should have finished the old guy, but he was just too tough! 😎

[@fartingpixie5144]

Bill Murray says this is the comedy that blew his mind, so go figure.

[@danilopapais1464]

I don't know if I have seen them laugh more in any other video. Btw, I think Larry looks like he has lost around 10kg of weight.

[@dotaplayer6768]

he looks like slim meat loaf ths singer mixed with sting...also the singer.good for larry

[@McShaganpronouncedShaegen]

With out a doubt Larry is a 3 Stooges fan in the making

[@user-vm1yf3lk8k]

Some epic shots in this movie should be “wooow”, not “hahahahahahah”

[@RareHarmony]

He (Stephen Chow) even has older films that were hilarious, like "Royal Tramp." A lot of people seem to overlook that one, or are unaware of its existence.

[@kalvinsantero8122]

That knife throw 🤣🤣🤣 you can feel the pain 😂😂 that's why you laugh

[@MinamiSen]

I actually felt quite exhausted the first time after watching this movie. It really pushed my limits both emotionally and physically. I guess it might be the adrenaline causing that.

[@spacemanspiff3052]

I was so surprised and pleased the whole Homies crew watch this super fun and funny Kung Fu live action Looney Tune. Your reactions were Epic!!

[@isabeauwolf562]

My dad's favorite movie, lol. I watched it in English and it still makes me laugh. Plus my husband and me still quote the movie. The Land Lady is my favorite character. XD

[@antoniopalmiero6761]

Some scene are just cool I don't get it why is everything so "funny" is like when u watch an anime, are u laughing when a Ninja spit fire? I don't think so

[@sushansaakya48]

Same. The guy has to be on some weed. He's laughing at literally anything and everything. It was fun at first then his laugh started to become annoying in the end...

[@TheMixzero6]

I fell like they were expecting a serious kung fu movie or something. I Don't know much about the idea behind the creation of this movie, but this is basically Anime made into a Live Action the perfect way ❤

[@alanicolas2510]

I also recommend watching Shaolin Soccer, starring the same actors and also Kung Pow (Very bizarre movie).

[@wizendrew6369]

Weeeeoooweeeeeoooweeoowewe!

[@calebclunie4001]

*Ventriloquists1&2*: 🎶"We Are Both Ventriloquists, Ventriloquists, Ventriloquists. We Are Both Ventriloquists, And We Practice Everyday!"🎶 *Ventriloquist1*: "He Carries A Basket!" *Ventriloquists2*: "He Carries A Paper Roll!" *Ventriloquists1&2*: 🎶"...And We Don't Have Cysts, But The One Thing That We Are Sure Of, Is Were Both Ventrilo..."🎶 *Door busts open* *Evil Betty Enters With Henchmen* *Ventriloquist1* "You Ever Seen Him, Before?" *Ventriloquist2 drops basket* "Never!" *Evil Betty*: "Ventriloquists, Huhh?"

[@alanicolas2510]

@@calebclunie4001 JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA🤣😂🤣😂

[@aidangamalieltayao3297]

the best part of the movie is when the tenants turn out to be kungfu masters in hiding.

[@jurgenolivieira1878]

"It's from years avoiding his wife!" XD

[@LeNoir2411]

Kung fu hustle was my childhood lmao 😂 my late dad bought the dvd and we watched it numerous times, it's still funny till this day xD

[@vattmann1387]

As far as ridiculous fun movies go Shoot 'Em Up has a very similar style of "cartoon" like humour that this has. Both films were a post pub staple for my mates and I when we were in university :)

[@psyduck2818]

This movie pretty contain everything from brutal to sadness to comedy and scariness and thrill and hype etc.. Perfect!

[@user-zx6os1fy6w]

In traditional Chinese medicine, the gallbladder of snake is used to cure disease, and the place where they assassinated the landlady was a medicine shop. So, there appeared a box of snakes. The scene of film was taken to be 1940s in Shanghai, when China was transforming from its traditional society to modern society and was in a state of disorder and underdevelopment. People lived in hunger and fear. The comic scene has a tragic background.

[@danialiskshah1]

Loved watching ur reactions!! Especially for the knife throwing xD everyone in the world should watch that scene at least once lol. Greetings from Malaysia 😁

[@Cheepchipsable]

This style of film is sort of what they call Wuxia, which is a super human martial artist. (but this is a parody of that genre) It's the notion that if you spend enough time and train hard as a lifelong pursuit in your martial art you can attain super human feats with your prowess. So you might seek out fighters tougher than you are to train. Being defeated is often a lesson also, and the guy who defeats you might become your mentor, as your goal is to become better than everybody else. Though in this film it also has the element of the "chosen one" as explained.

[@jiro_master4056]

I used to watch this movie when I was a kid and it was fun.

[@blanketstarry7725]

Sooo many reactors (when they are at least two people) share ear buds so each person is listening in only one ear. Maybe that doesn't bother other people but when I use only one ear bud it's as bad as finger nails on a chalkboard. I don't know why sound being pumped only into one ear bothers be so much, but I don't know how you guys do that! :)

[@TheHomiesReact]

so we can hear eachother :D

[@lokekennee8850]

Fun fact: The guy with iron rings will be joining MCU as alternate universe Shang Chi in the multiverse of madness.

[@sabbirhossain9529]

I have just finished the full movie with you. Not only because this movie was my childhood favorite but also because you guys are so energetic. Thank you, guys. May Allah bless you.

[@osky3301]

The assassin who uses the guzheng is very cool, the tune follows the intensity of the battle. Thats one of the interesting details

[@CChissel]

This movie is great. Stephen Chow is the man

[@lolmao500]

You guys should watch Shaolin Soccer, its basically the same thing but with soccer. its really funny Kung Fu Hustle is like if Dragonball was made for real... but it was good.

[@hellowhat890]

Yuen Wah is the actor who plays the Landlord. If you look carefully in Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Shang Chi has a Kung Fu Hustle movie poster in his room. And Yuen Wah also played Guang Bo in that film as well. 😉

[@dIggl3r]

Happy to see Larry CRYING of laughters for that one!! :D

[@dotaplayer6768]

for me it is one of funniest comedies ever, but also it has some amazing emotions scenes...i dont understand why they laughed at emotion scenes like idiots

[@beinginvincible5588]

@@okzoomer1601 they aren't americans may be Spanish or Italian , Mexicans whatever

[@TacticusPrime]

The serious parts are funny because of the contrast. Also, emoting works very different in Asian societies compared to Western ones. I had a hard time taking seriously any of the "emotional" scenes in plenty of the Wuxia movies that my friend showed me.

[@Talisman09]

@@TacticusPrime You can not reason with anime viewers

[@REDSNOW-]

Nah simple, because its from china. Only their movie are good and real for them. Not for other else. Look how they laugh when came serious part. act like their movie much better than other.

[@qinyima5693]

​@@REDSNOW-hmmm so I'm curious what's your opinion bro, were they being ignorant or their movies are bad

[@surajkhoisnam69]

This was always my fav movie in my childhood and i never feel like to laugh a single scene still today.

[@markeyiszra]

Never thought someone said the chase scene like Asterix and Obelix.

[@misterprickly]

Fun Facts: The Land lady was one of the Karate girls in the James Bond film "The man with the golden gun". The Beast is played by Bruceploitation actor Bruce Leong. All the masters are former martial arts film stars. The axe gang was played by the matrix stunt team. Oh, and Stephen Chow was a huge fan of Loony toons cartoons.

[@iammisssee7752]

Stephen Chow is best known for fan of Bruce Lee only.

[@iammisssee7752]

And he got famous for his Nonsensical acting in his movies that tickled most of the people till these days.

[@misterprickly]

@@iammisssee7752 People can be fans of more than one thing. I'm going off of what he said, in an interview he did, on a Toronto talk show.

[@TheShockninja]

Blue AND Magy need to watch this together on their own channels.

[@Prototype455]

Why would they watch it together, when they have separate channels

[@Jack-hc6ux]

You will laugh as many times as you watch this movie and never get tired

[@ywentao2784]

You probably don't know Chinese Kongfu concept, we have so called "Qi" (where the wireless charge "Qi" came from), the two killers were playing music instrument by using Qi to kill people, we think the top Kongfu player the better Qi he/she has, hopefully it help you have better understanding.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

"A foreign gun! Do they make these for men?"

[@calebcaceres5272]

That man almost lost his heart from laughing so much in that scene, how funny🤣🤣🤣🤣saludos

[@epicmage82]

OMG his laugh during this was priceless 🤣

[@hahanimation1729]

I think the girl beside the man was dying laughing 😂🤣

[@MinamiSen]

Laughter is still a universal language.

[@xavierlee99]

The man at the very start of the movie is also a famous director from China. This is his cameo

[@luutsii]

Larry's usally calm.but starting 15:00 we lost him

[@echo.echo08]

The guy's laugh is so infectious, makes the movie funnier to watch because of his reaction 🤣🤣🤣

[@badgoodboy9437]

Really？I don't even know why he laugh so hard at those sad moments. And the other brainless girls just followed his laugh. They don’t even like the movie, just looking for the end and leave. What a waste of time for they. And you surely don’t understand that movie too.

[@twisterroller7129]

the guy at the right seems to overreact towards most scenes, not every scene requires you to laugh. Somemore he keep laughing "too hard" while that scene just simply a normal joy. But the girls are truly enjoy and showing their real and nice reaction. (Just my opinion)

[@99GT70]

They are freeze mindet cult christians dummies

[@seasmoke5500]

We want to see them reacting to Airplane (1980)

[@rahulmenon9530]

Yes this needs to happen

[@wizendrew6369]

And then Naked Gun. 👍

[@JimJon-d2z]

I just realised its funny how near the start a criminal says is there no justice in a police station that hilarious.

[@whoswho7815]

I love Larry's laughters🤣🤣

[@magicskate8259]

The half boiled egg guy is laughing for no reason at all...

[@anuph.3806]

this was hilarious af and the guy is super relatable

[@nirajlama9915]

This is my childhood right here.

[@pradeepchaudhary9729]

He is spoiling your channel

[@karlluigi1987]

SERIOUS SCENE IN THE MOVIE: LARRY: Wahahahahahahaha

[@CousinCreepy]

I think Stephen Chow would have made an excellent Shang Chi!

[@raymondchan8063]

Well...considering he is almost 60 now. Interesting fact is, Stephen Chow in real life is childhood good friend with Tony Leung, the actor who played Shang-Chi's father. Stephen wanted to go to audition to be an actor when he was young, and got Tony to go with him. In the end Tony got the part but Stephen didnt. Tony had a head start, but Stephen eventually got his roles later. And both went on to become superstars.

[@ZhengFengRan]

"Flirting Scholar" is another movie of Stephen Chow, And it‘s also Hilarious. You should watch it.

[@linentgaming251]

stephen chou was ahead of his time my believe

[@ssrttwcheang717]

I believe most westerners can only understand 10-20% of the movie.

[@mrtomas0990]

And how did you get to this conclusion?

[@itsmesteve1081]

This was so crazy back when it was released. It was so meta especially because nobody had ever parodied a kung fu movie quite like this

[@christopherbrown6049]

The guy on the right had me crackin up!😂😂😂

[@sovankirireachchoung5850]

I love this movie but come on anybody don’t know about this or not but I know that they try to laugh They just try to acting too much Even the time that not funny they still try to laugh 😒

[@hariharamajhi]

Watch Stephen Chow Journey to the west movie

[@Darth_Raven]

I like that old guy with iron rings on his hands.👏👏👏👏