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A petty thief aspires to become a member of the notorious Axe Gang during the 1940s in Canton, China.
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[@NevanSlone]

It’s really rare that a movie can handle serious action scenes and comedy together like Kung Fu Hustle did

[@AMORTEDEYAHWEHDEMIURGOS]

JEWS!!!!!!

[@overlordborn6131]

Sollin Soccer

[@esoteric1212]

saolin soccer was the other one who could do this

[@naufalasmar1230]

Jackie Chan did

[@shawncarriere3220]

Yeah it's pretty easy, just give regular average Joe's unnatural super human strength and exaggerate physics in favor of the good guys.

[@djtechnoP]

A lot of people don't mention the masterpiece of the music score in this movie... The music at 1:36... And the tension it builds up when he is about to throw the lighter, then at 1:53 when the guy catches the lighter... The music changes to more calming peaceful and f****** emotional... So incredible. I tear up hearing this music in this particular scene.

[@mukulsingh3671]

In my childhood my real hero was this man(Collie) in this movie

[@AmanVerma-qh9jv]

@@mukulsingh3671 and he died without even fighting in his last fight

[@randomselect645]

They don't know shit about score bro , I am talking about the netizens

[@phomxx]

i love this music too. so emotional. I also tear up hearing this music...

[@janfda1807]

What about that music when this 2 fight with blind musician at night I like that music very much

[@iluvtheweeknds]

3:35 this part gives me goosebumps. The glance they give each other, the calm of the music, and the break in fighting while they acknowledge each other is the definition of "Real Recognizing Real"

[@fat_head_Carl]

So Good!!!!!

[@blengdiabloed7335]

they never wanted to fight the ax gang because it'll disturb their peace. but they had no choice when Chow and his goon friend terrorizing them causing their peace to be broken and several boarders to die or almost die.

[@Gmoviesmoothie]

It is a great exchange of glances, they’ve known each other for months, maybe years as neighbours working alongside one another, maybe not as friends but passing associates, and it’s like they’ve both acknowledged a deep common ground now like seeing them for real for the first time as in “you too?” (they’ve trained in secret, they were provoked to defend and fight against wrong doing to that came knocking to their door) it’s like 2 superheroes without masks seeing each other for the first time

[@نعيمنعيم-ص5ن]

الصين هم اجدادي المهدي

[@shawncabrigas7424]

wdym, its literally gay bro the iron fist guy is gay

[@mrpogz]

A masterpiece you need to see before leaving Earth... ✌😎

[@robinlaw6960]

Indeed

[@ernovanchannel]

I will bring it with me if I'm leaving Earth.. so I can watch it again and again..

[@BackToVoid]

@@ernovanchannel how smart

[@onezyytq7761]

yo pogzamora you also watch this movie

[@GamingDualities]

so this is how u got 2m subs no wonder your videos only get 50k views

[@adonian]

These are the people who just wanted to be left alone.

[@thanthtetaung5798]

Evil Morty XD

[@LegendMkr7]

Carrying bags, making clothes, and baking, yeah. Then all of a sudden you realize they are prime, Jean Claude Van Dame, Arnie, and Jackie Chan.

[@miguelrocha1880]

This movie made me realize that, if we are ever to get a good live action dragonball movie, it cant be made by Hollywood.

[@redsimonyt]

Hollywood can't make anything good anymore.

[@psyeno]

Kung fu hustle director produced the dragonball movie actually.

[@tianyuanzhang2220]

@@psyeno That's not true

[@alex9478]

@@psyeno In regards to his involvement in the production of "Dragon Ball", Stephen Chow explains, "There's many types of producers in a film production. My role as producer is in the form of a consultant. Besides providing a few opinions, there's really nothing much I do in terms of the work involved." As to which of his opinions were accepted (in the production process, Stephen hesitantly said "they didn't accept most of my feedback. Perhaps they didn't think it was suitable so that was why they didn't use any of my input. I suppose the production companies have their reasoning behind this. I don't mind it at all. After all, the decision making is up to the studios."

[@omarbernal2408]

Not a movie but a series.

[@Blindfolded.911]

I understand why lot of people is a fan of Tailor or Coolie. But I never stop amazed everytime I see Donut's choreography, from how he kicked the bench to pick his weapon until the end of fight. Perfect choreography.

[@demonking86420]

Donut 10/10

[@OriginalJealot]

Maybe my favorite character in the movie.

[@eddys9311]

This movie is masterpiece

[@JoeyJojoJrJr]

That moment when Donut "activates", grabs the staff and jumps into battle is, IMO, one of the most badass moments in all of film.

[@skushers]

He had the best scene with the blind guys he movement look like he was dancing he was the best hands down

[@nelsonjames4102]

Who else cant forget this masterpiece ...lots of childhood memories

[@elmerninis]

You mean refuse to

[@TheDrakenZ]

I saw it in theatres in grade 9. it's still amazing haha

[@pata6129]

How fucking old am i.... childhood???

[@phullofhistory7224]

@@pata6129 only the real ones understand this film to be the greatest film of all time.

[@thaumielessa5051]

I was nine when this came out and it inspired to take up martial arts. Still practice mix martial arts. The root where it all began.

[@Nate-Great-Fate]

I love this fight scene because it was exhilarating to see 3 masters take out an entire terrorist team. It really brought out the “are they just weak commoners? Nope. They are men that can kick butt” . Just so cool how it took one brave man to make the others join and save the day.

[@marianne3802]

“It took one brave man to make the others join and save the day.” I think that was another message of this scene. The Coolie, being the first person to stand up against the gang, ignited everyone’s fighting spirit. No pun intended, but he’s like the lighter that he caught. Sometimes, somebody has to be the “first” to inspire others to do the same.

[@Rudraksh.Pratap]

Didn't they all die after that ?

[@EelOBrian]

⁠@@Rudraksh.Pratap They were murdered, unjustly. Their deaths were not in vain.

[@titoedztv6396]

@@Rudraksh.Pratapyes. Because that axe boss hired a better kung fu master to hunt those 3… btw, the guy ho shoved soil in his head was also a master of taijiquan, can deflect blows, but still holding up cause he will be killed by his wife 😂😂 (who happens to possess the lions roar)

[@SteelBallRun1890]

It also shows you the complete opposite of Shaolin Soccer's (Chow's previous film) goal. At the end of Shaolin Soccer, everyone studies martial arts and applies it to everyday life because Sing and his wife have inspired everyone. Meanwhile in Kung Fu Hustle, the masters are lowly workers, the most successful of them are the Landlord and Landlady and they just own a poverty stricken apartment housing. But most of them are either a coolie, a tailor or a baker. The worst of them either got sent to the mental asylum out of boredom or became assassins like the harp players. It shows that their skills were never really applicable in a way that they can succeed off of it and they just kept their skills in secret instead.

[@sametsevim4724]

Kung Fu Hustle" and "Shaolin Soccer" are some of the best movies from my childhood. That’s why I’m a huge fan of Stephen Chow. They were amazing films! Greetings from Turkey!

[@jackhilton8921]

I’m my opinion, this is definitely the greatest movie of all time. The action, comedy, music score, choreography, line delivery, acting, literally everything are all so perfect and they’re each handled beautifully, nothing feels like it’s clashing in theme or tone everything is perfectly and I mean perfectly laid out for the viewer

[@wesson120894]

Definitely in my top 5

[@globalentertainerms4694]

Emotional also❤.. Its A story of the battered... 🔥

[@musAKulture]

music score was bits and pieces of two songs, xiao dao hui and zigeunerweisen

[@cel4403]

I have watched movies my whole life. You might be right. They say you dont remember the movie but one scene. If you have more than one scene people remember you have a classic. But this movie has so many moments. The shots andusic selection might be the best ever. If its not the best its in the top 5 and deserve to be in the discussion.

[@rohan1864]

yeah, definitely. either this or citizen kane.

[@lich.possum]

My favorite part about all this is that the people who fought seemed to have kept something close that was similar to their training. Whether they did it intentionally or not. It Also makes you want to know who these people were before they became simple folk trying to live a peaceful life

[@quannguyenle9775]

Well, most martial artists were first class celebrities in older time, until gun apear and military no longer relies too much on melee combat, so many goverments use many way to destroy martial artist influence

[@shortfilmtrending]

Just a clasic move ❤

[@Jakkman4U]

The ring fighter was cool he was my favorite

[@جمعهموسي-ت5د]

ههغثغفقتع هافتح عغلغ

[@R3TR0JVN]

Reminds me of karate kid "jacket off" moment

[@khaiphamba5991]

This scene to me is so beautiful. It is the symbol of ordinary people rising and resisting evil and oppression.

[@hebrewyisraeliteyahawadahite]

*You want give the "Axe Gang" a gasoline bath (just like one of their minion's did to that Chinese family) & then you want to set all of them on* 🔥

[@rm71991]

Your words are so cringe

[@nation5743]

You are one of those melodramatic ones eh.

[@khaiphamba5991]

@@nation5743 And you are one of those without a taste eh?

[@northernheel2829]

Kinda ironic that its a chinese movie right?

[@samosborne6019]

Two is better than one and the pact of three cannot be broken

[@ernovanchannel]

It's a subtle detail that I love about this scene. The Ring master is getting bulkier for every enemy he hits, and in the end, his body is like someone who train years.. It's like his muscle trying to remember slowly what it's like in his prime day..

[@whispersmith]

Great observation!

[@davidjsaul]

I've never noticed that before

[@unitedstatian]

@@davidjsaul That's because it doesn't happen, the two people above you are just seeing nonsense.

[@Aidy_tude7.16]

I first saw this film in 2005 when I was 7 years old with my dad. And even after so many years, I still can't get enough of this movie. Kudos to each and every person who's involved into making this. For me, It's one of the greatest movie ever. Each frame & each dialog has its own significance. Truly a masterpiece.

[@malleshpg2369]

Ll

[@twasbrillig33]

Truly a masterpiece indeed!

[@ssaleem2]

Agreed, beautiful movie

[@Puschit1]

That's because every single actor/martial artist here is a legend of it's own, including choreographers and stuntmen from yesteryear. And Stephen Chow crammed as many references, inside jokes and tributes into it as possible. The movie is a collection of homages to the entire genre. There are documentary style of clips here on KZbin that try to cover all of them and they really just scratch the surface even if they are 15+ minutes long and state reference after reference at neck breaking speed.

[@Koikoikoi]

I was born in 2005 😆😆

[@ninjamoden]

This scene really shows that not all strong people like to oppress. they just wanted to live a peaceful life. But if u pushed their limit, youre gonna deal with monsters.

[@itvxrhrufr]

...dont worri,be happi!

[@starspace1142]

Они поверили в себя

[@rm71991]

Your words are so cringe

[@Hunter12365]

🥰

[@user-qazxswedcvfr]

@@ubobu3613 He said “not all”

[@Necr0Mancer666]

Kung Fu Hustle is a timeless masterpiece! If today Everything Everywhere All at Once is getting the respect it deserves, this movie more than deserved it back then.

[@TheBlockbuster1982]

Everything everywhere is ridiculous overrated

[@anotherordinaryfellow6935]

​@@TheBlockbuster1982 Isnt Kung Fu Hustle infact EVERY RIDICULOUS Film somehow more better than other Genres?

[@dzonbrodi514]

Hard agree. It's a dizzying blend of Hong Kong action, Buster Keaton physical comedy and cartoons. The scene where the protagonist is being pursued by the woman landlord who always has a cigarette hanging out of her mouth and he uses the knife sticking into him as a mirror to see she is gaining on him then she splats into the poster and is suspended there is like something out of Bugs Bunny. Amazing work, surely Stephen Chow's best

[@someguy42093]

Unlike EEAAO. KFH wasn’t an American Hollywood production Two totally different movies

[@darkpinkblink]

when you think of Kung Fu Hustle you wouldn't normally think drama, but more on action and comedy and yet you have master piece scenes like this in the movie. I only realized it when i got older how much tension and drama that scene had, mom and child was about to burn alive and just your peaceful martial artists standing up when the last straw was drawn. I absolutely love this very underrated movie. More people should remember how awesome this movie was.

[@LovelyStatus444]

Superb movie ❤❤

[@RemoteEars]

I watched this as a teenager, maybe 17. Loved it as an action comedy. Every couple years I rewatch it, and find it even better. It's honestly hilarious, action packed, and beautiful.

[@grieverleonhart2630]

I absolutely loved this movie, epic fights with hilarious comedy thrown in, haven’t seen anything like it since it came out. Truly a one of a kind masterpiece.

[@jerryx5195]

I was expecting a generic build up scene with the town cowering, maybe some people getting "axed", but man I did not expect this! I was so hyped seeing this. I thought these were all generic background characters to build up the slum. I loved that this movie gave all these "background" characters life. The landlords were so boss!

[@coltonkleins]

The kungfu masters in this scene are actual kungfu masters in real life

[@JoshuaPaulHollenbeck]

watch the film, the scene coning up next with the hired assassins is the best fighting scene you have ever watched in a kung Fu Film bar none.

[@SurvivalSpheres]

@@coltonkleins really?? I’ve known the real life hung gar master long time, but not the other two

[@chaithao1452]

@@SurvivalSpheres They are all real martial artists. the old dude with the rings had his own movies during Bruce Lee times but he wasnt popular. He was skinny and young at that time. His movies are very outdated.

[@SurvivalSpheres]

@@chaithao1452 yes that guy I knowing course, he is a famous Hung Gar master now. But the other two I don’t know.

[@davitwindya973]

Oh man, i really miss my childhood, i almost in tears wacthing this scene. This movie is legend 🔥

[@AMORTEDEYAHWEHDEMIURGOS]

JEWS!!!!!!

[@GnosticGrace]

Me too!!!!

[@marianne3802]

This was the first martial arts/ kung fu movie I ever saw. I didn’t even know the human body could move like this. It made me want to try martial arts 🥋

[@The_Primary_Axiom]

Hands down one of the best movies ever made. It had comedy, action, sci-fi, romance, sorrow, passion, beauty. It was flawless movie.

[@SohailAhmed-rv5hg]

1:57 That's How Real Man Stand infront of Problems...

[@MrPeterStevens]

Bought a ticket to this accidentally when it was released. Had no idea what to expect. Was completely blown away.

[@Goth..]

Money well spent brother , this whole movie was ahead of its time

[@VikramBhosale1987]

man it was a lot of us back then... blown away to say the least very underrated I watch it a couple times a year

[@mnmg]

It's one of those rare films that have great character developments, unexpected twists, and overall a good story.

[@yusufpranatawibowo2741]

3:10 The legend of Shang chi

[@doideira_maior]

Quem é Shang Chi perto desse véio?? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@timteo8824]

Before shang chi we have this, even before GTA6

[@danielrobles6503]

I really love this scene in it's entirety. The people in this scene that are being bullied by the axe gang really did try to explore all options of resolving the conflict in a peaceful manner up until they had no choice but to fight. To me it really shows the preservation of one self and to fight only when it's absolutely necessary. I understand that this a film, and that in real life things would have escalated a lot quicker a lot of people would have most likely died. I think this is meant to show our inner self, the calm in ourselves to rise up to the action when it is called for.

[@marvelcomiks8078]

In Chinese Kungfu, the true master is often the silent protector who accepts hits and blows because he knows he can take it. But the moment an innocent victim is attacked, he will defend and fight. It is something like what was said in the ending scene of the movie "Dark Knight" - "Why is he running, Dad?" "Because we have to chase him. Because he's the hero Gotham deserves, but not the one it needs right now. So we'll hunt him. Because he can take it. Because he's not our hero. He's a silent guardian, a watchful protector, a Dark Knight." A Kungfu Master.

[@ChiefGrizz]

I've watched this movie a dozen times since I was a kid, still holds up on being funny and badass. A masterpiece of comedic kung fu

[@anupamsharma8923]

Closest thing we ever got to live action anime. Legendary movie

[@bdeamon1]

What about the Matrix?

[@anupamsharma8923]

@@bdeamon1 you can consider matrix but kung fu hustle's vibe for live action anime is still superior.

[@bdeamon1]

@@anupamsharma8923 for some gag Shonen properties, like dragonball especially, it matches up pretty well. I think the Matrix's "vibe" is pretty on point for most of the more mature scifi anime I've seen

[@strongman5243]

Don't compare it to anime

[@Truely-s2e]

@@bdeamon1 fun fact, the action directors of Matrix and this KungFu movie, are brothers in real life

[@umangchudasma8307]

The minute details at 0:27 are amazing. Thinking whether to use it or not?

[@kevaran1422]

This movie is childhood gem. Asian made asian martial art movie is just perfect.

[@dudebfg0123]

3:35 I just love the look they give each other here. So much said with just a half second of eye contact.

[@HorrorCritical]

I remember when I first thought this was going to be a normal Kung fu martial arts movie before deciding to watch it for the first time, and when I did actually watch it, I didn’t expect this movie to go crazy and bonkers. This is why it became one of my favorite movies

[@Cjohnson87]

3:33-3:36 the eye contact said it all. "I got your back, now let's kick ass."

[@georgekitchen7046]

It was also that they were surprised by one another. They were nameless shop owners in a slum, hiding that they were once martial arts masters. They were both surprised that the other was also a martial artist.

[@Knowledgegod759]

@@georgekitchen7046 exactly

[@grumpymonk2460]

I’m so glad I’m not the only one who watched this growing up truly a masterpiece

[@tydshiin5783]

Bruh you had to remind me how old this shit is, now I feel old as fuck

[@grumpymonk2460]

@@tydshiin5783 I do too mate

[@webguy943]

I remember when i first saw this in the theater. The crowd burst with laughter when we realized the taylor is a master then we burst in laughter again that the cook was another master. Great memories.

[@julesmartin6972]

4:05 love how they probably spend quite a bit of time to think about the most badass way for this guy to take one of the rolling sticks

[@edgarsoto894]

That part is clean AF.

[@SuperMcgangbang]

One underrated aspect of this scene, and the entire film, is the Axe gang leader's acting. His sadism is expressed by how he chuckles when he looks at his fallen comrade. And the matter of fact look he gives when he's about to incinerate a mother and child. He was really written to be as irredeemable as possible.

[@hotdamndan9892]

I think the best bit on this masterpiece is the idea that the most powerful masters doesnt look like the cliche or villain. These 3 masters literally were seen as extras. Even the Fateful Lovers and the Toad. They all look like ordinary folks.

[@camilaalmiron5588]

I think same

[@KwanFung]

3:21 i'mma tell my kids this was the original shang-chi

[@marioguerrero4155]

The saddest thing in movie history was when this 3 warriors died, they perished but the did it with honor

[@frankman2]

spoiler! ...lol ... really didn't expect that, being it a sort of comedic kung fu movie.

[@billykulim5202]

because the scyript say those 3 arent the hero, stephen chow is the hero

[@plmommy5586]

I cried when they died.😭😭

[@JoshuaPaulHollenbeck]

this film is so beautiful in every aspect, i cry through most of it.

[@jinng1736]

And when you watch till the end ,you still don't know what the mc name in this movie

[@mactocmo]

I went to a theater playing this on a lazy mid week afternoon to kill time back in 2004. I had low expectation as i did not see the trailers for this movie. It ended up one of the best theater experiences of my life.

[@danielbecker5735]

I love the music in this scene so so so so much. Chinese theater has always been so wonderful to experience.

[@ChefRobWithTheDualSense]

This movie was such a pleasant surprise when I first seen it. Cool story, funny, awesome Kung fu action. Truly a classic.

[@absurdtrap5160]

the real ethics of kung fu. It is for defending. This scene Always makes me emotional cause I know what's going to happen to them. love story,drama, kung fu,comedy A true Masterpiece ♥️

[@artmastah]

3:37 play together again after offline for 10 years

[@GalluZ]

"You're not dead. (You're not dead!)"

[@Elperdonador7]

😂😂😂😂😂hahahahahahahahahha

[@brianemmettmartin]

It amazes me how many people have never heard or watched this movie. A true masterpiece.

[@AKRMGOD-ld5pt]

This film is truly a masterpiece, paid homage to so many kung fu novels, characters, fighting styles and tidbits. I still get a real laugh at the knives and snakes scene!

[@johncabiling5304]

when he caught it and said I DID IT, it just puts a huge smile on my face.

[@strongman5243]

I know that's heroic and badass at the same time

[@marknelson9713]

Out of the three masters, the hexagon staff master was my favorite. Flashy moves man!

[@gendoruwo6322]

like Zhao Yun (three kingdoms) He ended the brawl with his musou attack

[@1rotzy]

I love how Rings basically reloads when thrusts his hands forward, so nothing can sneak in the cracks of his defense.

[@RumbleFish69]

Sure, but we all still know that the rings were really all glued together!

[@1rotzy]

@Nandy Soto in some scenes maybe? In others definitely not.

[@RumbleFish69]

@1rotzy Well, obviously. I was talking about fight scenes when the rings were being struck with axes. I thought that was clear.

[@1rotzy]

@Nandy Soto OK, my mistake. I really misunderstood what you meant

[@RumbleFish69]

@@1rotzy All good, my friend.

[@ianl.4470]

This scene is such a masterclass in creativity, kung fu choreography and movie direction, it brings a tear to my eye. Chow Tsing Chee was a genius. I truly hope this form of art is not lost with the direction HK is going these days.

[@luisbarahona3722]

This movie is legendary. In my top 10 of all time

[@alexanderlegayada5779]

Donut's choreography is definitely my favorite. The way he picked up his weapon through that seat-kicking is top-notch!

[@naelr3714]

I saw this film with a dear someone when it was released in the states, it was a random choice that resonates with me to this very day, besides it being a great movie it will always hold a special place in my heart and memories.

[@kumaranp1047]

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[@angkhoa383]

.​ Ba z3s để ❤o

[@tototoleelee1993]

I'm from Hong Kong. Some tears fell off as I am starting to feel there won't be a better kung fu movie.

[@ILoveCiciShan]

是的港台影视、歌曲和小说也伴随了我们很多大陆80后的童年和青年 可惜如此良夜也许永不会再来

[@archangel9114]

Almost everybody in that little village is a master in disguise 😂I love this movie.

[@aninditachandrakirana7896]

I haven't seen this movie in years and this fight scene makes me tear up 😭😭😭

[@yuchen5182]

me too

[@bidoof22]

me too. from the story to the fighting to the music, it's beautiful.

[@LissyPoulose-wc9tp]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@WisamSafi1978]

2:04 this is the moment in the cinema when I realized “yep. I paid for the right movie. Strap in boys, we’re in for the ride of a lifetime!”

[@zamexnox]

😂

[@tycheluck6981]

One of the best action scene in a movie ever

[@Bulu2898]

Much better than the Matrix. Leo eat your heart out. Hahaha ✨️

[@fighterpilot5105]

One of the greatest under-rated movies ever made...

[@azurecastellan8345]

Bro this movie is not under-rated at all 😀

[@michaelgear7642]

It’s essentially an anime in live action. If you haven’t seen it in full I highly suggest it, a perfect film

[@ReptilianLaserbeam]

I’ll never get tired of this movie

[@saneZ45]

I am so happy that KZbin exist. Now we can all watch our favourite childhood movie clips together and talk about how awesome this was 🤧🤧🤧 this movie gives me happiness

[@davidsmith7962]

I never got tired of seeing Kung Fu Hustle. This is one of my favorite martial arts movies!! I’m still hoping for a Sequel.

[@esley02]

"Who did this?" Hahaha that guy's expression was hilarious

[@darylcastillo1439]

I love Coolie's incredibly powerful kicks and how Tailor arms himself with the iron rings, but 4:05 is so slick.

[@James_x9]

Good movie - 👍🏻 Morals , Principles , and Discipline . (and ofcourse Comedy)

[@trendybistro]

The best sound design of any film I have ever seen. You feel every little movement and impact the characters are doing. Even when it is absurd, in this world, it rings true.

[@psychoslayer1325]

Incredible scene, we have to repeat it 100 more times 😎 It is unique how a film that focuses on "comedy" can manage to convey too many more emotions to the audience with these scenes, in general the film is a gem because it experiments and has a touch of everything, without counting the performances, the dialogues, and the well-crafted soundtrack section, without a doubt I think that this film has aged very well, it was a film that in its beginnings was not valued but that has aged too well that today it looks so fresh and contemporary.

[@fenuamohaamoa]

One of my favorite movies. Still a Masterpiece even after all these years!😎😎

[@decepticonframe1065]

what is the movie name please ?

[@fenuamohaamoa]

@@decepticonframe1065 The Movie is called "KUNG FU HUSTLE"

[@benini808]

모든 쿵푸 영화 통틀어서 진짜 가장 멋진 장면이라고 생각함 . . 주성치의 연출력은 진짜 대단하다 . .

[@angelcitygirl]

China is making some of the best movies and their Cdramas are amazing. The concept that these simple men are living their lives but are in fact kung fu masters is brilliant.

[@TheRealCurtisWright]

Donut kicking the stool with the staff landing in his hand mid launch is hands down one of the coolest scenes I've ever seen.

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

I love the way they introduced the first warrior. There'd been hints about martial prowess laid out, but nothing specific. A hero is one who acts on others' behalf. Who stands up for the weak & vulnerable. It does not matter where they come from.

[@Max-mh5yo]

This is a masterpiece in any aspect.

[@horacioescamilla]

Legendary!!!!!!

[@blk99solja]

0:29 Had me rolling 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@greenytaddict]

And this had me dead 0:35😂

[@davidwholly5209]

This scene was a personal favorite of mine. Three seemingly harmless men who turned out to be major ass kickers.

[@XenoUrbex]

I always loved how this fight was foreshadowed in the beginning scene, plus all the other foreshadowing it did later (the toads in the hall, the bell, the butterfly etc). Just a beautiful piece of cinema this is

[@roysuryo9927]

Ahhh classic... movie i never bored to watch..

[@fansyuriilham8557]

Woyy panci balikin!!!!

[@bigZatCO]

2:15 that's a real hard kick

[@Gene_Cali]

This is why we love good movies, They spark our imagination and give us good feelings and hopefully teach us , even about ourselves.

[@HollyCornMovieReaction]

that's right

[@marcanders9611]

This movie is such a wonderful nostalgic trip down memory lane. He plays near perfection homage to the old school Shaw Brothers Kung Fu films to both old and new generations. Me and my dad we go to double feature martial arts. It was a great time and experience unforgettable. Thank you Stephen Chow beautiful hilarious mission of classic.

[@RyomenRishabxgarou]

As a child you wouldnt really care about the music and themes played in kung fu hustle but as you grow up you start to realise how amazing it were

[@write2pras84]

Absolutely loved the choreography of this whole sequence. Incredible childhood memories.

[@redmondpeters6221]

This scene shows if you push people around hard enough eventually they'll push back just as hard or harder.

[@hemantt_]

Correct 💯

[@harithefightlover4677]

Wow..... observation

[@ubobu3613]

It's called "self defense"

[@achmaddmitri9090]

Not only ppl .. Basically all living creatures, i even read book that said if u keep use those 99% germ kill product eventually those 1% survivor will produce super germ generation

[@usernameRika]

There guys were ultra masters of fighting, that choose to live a normal peaceful life. Unless you are also a "master" fighter, don't expect to survive 10 seconds if you want to "push back" in a situation like this.

[@terrismith9095]

I laughed, I cried, I did it all.

[@FactsTrumpFeelings.]

Greatest king fu movie ever…..and still looks great 20 years later

[@Magneticman11]

Great fight choreography ive ever seen. 100 times better than anything superhero movies have done.

[@陈俊翰-n5o]

yes

[@Jamal-jv8yc]

Who’d have thought there’d be 5 kung fu masters living under one roof.

[@hexagonshorts2186]

This movie was my guilty pleasure back in the day. Saw it like a million times and still not get bored.

[@pryles2000]

I just love this Movie.....more Stephen Chow movies please.

[@Jattox]

One of the greatest movies ever made!

[@ColtonGamingTV]

The action sequences in this movie were just phenomenal and is absolutely one of my favorite films! I always love the tailor and the spear guy, they were my favorite masters.

[@JosephValle-bn2vw]

I loved this movie since it first came out and what I loved about it is. People have that mindset that when you live in a village with a community of people that they’re worthless to society and how I see this is a village of strong people who will fight to the death for you.

[@RCTUN748]

As an Asian guy, I'm glad I grew up watching Steven's films. Many of his dialogues are used in life and are quite funny.

[@HollyCornMovieReaction]

they're really funny! 😀