Shaolin Soccer (2001) 🤯📼First Time Film Club📼🤯 - First Time Watching/Movie Reaction & Review

Shaolin Soccer (2001) 🤯📼First Time Film Club📼🤯 - First Time Watching/Movie Reaction & Review
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[@MrSporkster]

'He gives me real Bruce Lee vibes.' 'I don't see it.' My man absolutely killing it out here. xD

[@Nightroadtube]

i legit lol'd at that

[@FlashRey]

Must be a big fan of Bruce Lee

[@ichiban308]

The game of death line got me dead 💀

[@newfriend87]

@Bhaskar Jyoti Barman Ip Man 4

[@duncancurtis1758]

Why not? Defo Bruce Lee vibes 👌

[@kanakayounoob]

RIP uncle tat, one of the best comedian in the world

[@jagjitsinghbhangoo6753]

Uncle tat?

[@NaNi-vr8yp]

@@jagjitsinghbhangoo6753 Ng Man-tat, also known as Uncle tat. The coach of shaolin team.

[@jagjitsinghbhangoo6753]

@@NaNi-vr8yp oh. Rip

[@grantsin33]

何金水老豆

[@claudiomanengkeyarteiji4035]

Im gona miss My movie uncle even tough he dosent know me 😂 I love his comedy

[@ian_forbes]

“It’s like a Game of Death to him”. Well played, sir. Well played.

[@vandermitch5146]

now i need to watch it again (every reason to watch this Bruce Lee classic is good)

[@douglascampbell9809]

@@vandermitch5146 Agreed.

[@chrisleebowers]

@@vandermitch5146 If you haven't yet, check out "Bruce Lee: A Warrior's Story" - it has all the extant footage from Game of Death in the original cut. It's like 20 minutes longer

[@michaelpogue2032]

I was going to reply, but once again, too busy falling out of my wheelchair laughing to type. And uh, Emily...HOW could you not get Matthew's Game of Death reference? "It is like a finger pointing its way to the moon; don't concentrate on the finger, or you will miss all that heavenly glory." --Bruce Lee, Enter the Dragon. I would say watch all of the BL movies, with the EXCEPTION of GoD. The film that was made and released had little-to-nothing to do with Lee's vision of the film, and more than half of it was shot with stand-ins and cardboard cut outs. Instead find the extant raw footage, it by itself is tantalizing enough for one to mourn over what we lost with his untimely death.

[@Thundarr100]

@@michaelpogue2032 I totally agree that Matthew and Emily should react to Bruce Lee's films . . . except for your opinion on them skipping Game of Death. I agree that because they completed the film posthumously with stand ins, clips from other movies, etc, that it wasn't as good as his other movies. Nor was the story anywhere near what was originally written. BUT, you have to remember that this was done in 1974. A computer with the memory function of your phone would likely take up all the space in your freaking HOUSE. They did not have the technology to digitally bring someone back from the dead the way they did with Peter Cushing in Rogue One (for example). They used what was available to them (existing footage, lookalikes, stunt doubles, creative wardrobe choices and camera angles, etc) and rewrote the script so that the physical differences between Bruce and his lookalikes would make narrative sense (saying that he would look different due to reconstructive surgery after being shot in the face). Was it perfect? Heck no! Would I like to see the movie as Bruce Lee originally intended? You bet your ass I would! But given the limitations of the time, I have to say that Game of Death is about as good as anyone could ever hope to do with what they had to work with.

[@TheMocholoco]

"Please tell your wife what I just said, Thank you", loved that little scene..........

[@sihanchen7552]

That scene was done impromptu by Tin the actor too ~

[@kieronball8962]

Matthew's " I don't see it " was perfect timing and comedy gold! But Emily's giggles won the day. 😁

[@kaseybevers5544]

Brah.... that SLY ASS 'Game of Death' joke and just the glance and smirk at the camera. GOLD. I haven't gotten to the end, but you better have explained that joke to her, because man... so smooth.

[@kaseybevers5544]

you did. Good man.

[@william678910]

Anime Fans: What if Captain Tsubasa was made into a live action movie.... Stephen Chow: Say no more

[@ramiabdo5953]

I mean, with a little more seriousness, this could easily be Captain Tsubasa!

[@arinevermore]

The Evil Team GK definetely took the Inspiration from Muller, Germany GK in Captain Tsubasa. The obvious thing when he challenged Iron Foot to make shots on goal was also inspired from the Tsubasa manga where Muller give free shot to each Japan players like Tsubasa, Hyuga and Misaki to show off his GK skill. Not mentioning the FIRE effect on Evil Team shots were inspired by the Schneider character, German's Captain in Tsubasa, there is also the part in manga where Schneider's shot make Wakabayashi's hand (Japan GK) bleed. Yeah This is basically Captain Tsubasa live action with Stephen Chow style.

[@SDFRiver]

Emily is just so pleased with herself with all her jokes, it just makes me laugh with her! 😂 She is such a joy to watch movies with. Her laugh is infectious!

[@christianjohnsjohns8723]

I know right Emily is somebody I would just love to watch movies with.

[@Alexeya13]

I found this channel looking for 'Airplane' reactions, I stayed because of Emily's laugh. Love it so much. 🤣🥰🤣🥰🤣🥰🤣 They only had about 6 reactions so I've been here since almost the beginning. It makes me happy to say that.

[@TrashWerewolf]

The look on Emily's face when the goalie got his clothes blown off - priceless!

[@therealb1zzness]

He he booddies

[@alwayswrite2011]

15:19 - "It's like a game of death to him." Matthew, your wife may not get it, but I do, and my hatred for your knows no bounds. :-P

[@richardb6260]

"It's like a game of death to him" I see what you did there.

[@Avocado11]

11:10 15 years or so on I still remember falling off my parents bed laughing when the game turned into literal war. Became very hard to read the subtitles with tears in my eyes.

[@TarossBlackburn]

16:22 Yes. That actor is the same person who generally plays Bruce Lee in modern productions

[@CalciumChief]

15:20 Yeah, if he follows this way of the dragon he's gonna end up the big boss with his fist of fury.

[@jok86er]

i remember one of my teachers showing us this movie back in primary school. Everyone in my classroom was laughing like crazy

[@MasterT333]

The cell phone scene is a parody of a popular nokia commercial at that time in Hong Kong.

[@tbirum]

If Emily is "Ready for some Kung Fu Movies" then you should show her the movie "Hero" great movie and fantastic cinematography.

[@tempsitch5632]

She might not be that ready.

[@qwizzle78]

And crouching tiger hidden dragon, also some jackie chan classics are definitely ones to watch. I'd suggest legend of drunken master and drunken master

[@chuckt9us]

I'd love to see reactions to some classic Shaw Brothers flicks. 5 Deadly Venoms, Kid with Golden Arms, Super Ninjas, etc...

[@sirhoopalot1]

Crouching tiger hidden dragon is awesome, also check out House of Flying Daggers.

[@wwyeoh8026]

Kung Fu Hustler

[@TxSonofLiberty]

ADD TO LIST: SUBMARINE MOVIE: Down Periscope (1996) Emily will love it. Edit: Oops, see it is there... WATCH IT MARTIAL ARTS FILMS: The Last Dragon (1985) Drunken Master (1978) Drunken Master II (1994)/The Legend of Drunken Master (2000) (same movie, but 94 is original, 2000 is English Dub) Fist of Fury (1972)/The Chinese Connection (1972) The Young Master (1980) Cannonball Run II (1984) (The Cannonball Run from 1981 is also great, and should be watched first, but didn’t have Martial Arts in it despite Jackie Chan appearing in both)

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

Emily's face when the goalie's clothes came off cured me of my COVID. 😃

[@Camuska]

I have such a special love for this movie. When it started gaining success in the download websites back then, a friend gave it to me. I watched it and laughed my ass off. Some days later, just before I went into vacation, I watched it again with my brother. Same laughs. In the PLANE to Japan, the movie was on. We watched it. Same laughs. And the first thing on TV when I reached my hotel ? SAME MOVIE AGAIN. Still watched, still laughed. I watched the movie in 4 languages in the span of a week, and laughed every single time (Subbed, dubbed in french, dubbed in english, dubbed in japanese)

[@TheBertyBear]

The bruce lee goal keeper actor was so like bruce lee you'll find out that he did a whole tv series in 2008 where he played bruce lee

[@aarondaguio7179]

19:19 She went from “Look out, boyfriend!” to “Ah, never mind - got what I want!” 😆

[@Valheru4]

Now you should definitely watch "Kung Pow! Enter the Fist" especially if you like this and Kung Fu Hustle ... plenty of "Woe" moments ... lolz

[@ninjavigilante5311]

People should jus react to kung fu classics in general.. jus my opinion.

[@Straddllw]

I loved Kungfu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer but Kung Pow bearly cracked a smile for me.

[@tempsitch5632]

Not even in the same class as Kung Fu Hustle or Shaolin Soccer.

[@Retrovorious]

25:21 He made Love on Delivery which is based on a manga but he won’t just do anything that’s presented to him. They tried to get him to direct the Dragonball movie but he declined and ended up just being a producer. I think if he really connect emotionally with the source material he will do it.

[@dpwellman]

"God of Cookery" It's a must see. . . for Chow fans (and Iron Chef fans)

[@garysmith3037]

Watching Emily getting all worked up over team Evil's goalie, and knowing what's coming, lol. (a cheeky joke)

[@frederiquem6725]

Her face when it happens 🤌🏾✨

[@wkchoo]

It's always interesting to see westerners enjoying his movies that we grew up so familiar with. Unfortunately, he has retired. He is extremely well-known in Asia and respectfully called 星爷

[@LegendaryOn99]

a lot will recommend God of Cookery or King of Comedy next, both are great but I would suggest From Beijing with Love, its a 007 parody

[@tempsitch5632]

King Of Comedy is the acting teacher one, right ? That and the Lawyer one have great comedic writing.

[@todd16325]

+1

[@kennethbryant5819]

I like Fighting Back to School and Forbidden City Cop myself.

[@jasongermany]

Loved the game of death reference, and Bruce Lee vibes. Good ones dude

[@pauldavis9649]

Jackie Chan's movies -- especially Drunken Master -- might be a good suggestion. There's a dearth of reactions to a lot of his classic films.

[@JDelwynn]

You can't go wrong with 80's to 90's Jackie Chan. Police Story, Dragons Forever and Who Am I would be a good start!

[@kaseybevers5544]

Kung Pow: Enter the Fist might make Emily die. WEEEEOOOOOOEEEOOOOEEEOOOO

[@thestud0808]

Yes!!! I was just going to comment this!

[@Anwelei]

That movie is hysterical. I need to go find a copy! I havent seen it in years

[@severedties100]

Absolutely loved this reaction. Haven't laugh so hard in awhile. The squealing sound you made you made during the shoe scene ( priceless )

[@SicShotGaming]

This movie reminds me of a manga called Captain Tsubasa. Except Captain Tsubasa takes itself very serious. Damn, now i wanna rewatch that.

[@SeizetsuYamiyo]

Dude, i literally started re-reading the manga last tuesday, so happy someone mentioned it.

[@nitrokid]

There's an anime too. It's very Shaolin Soccer.

[@SeizetsuYamiyo]

@@nitrokid Yes! I know, to be fair there's a few of them and if i'm not mistaken a reboot too.

[@SicShotGaming]

@@nitrokid Yes, i remember watching it when i was a kid. I saw it in Spanish though, it was called " Los Super Campiones".

[@OldSchoolGenius]

Fun fact: he has the good eyes to pick out the girls counterpart in his movies. They even known as Chow's girls, because after a movie with him, they all become super famous in Asia.

[@Johnnykamlon]

4 Things audience like. Romance, Comedy, Fights, and Emotional moments.

[@neilcloke3170]

Looking forward to this one!! You guys are awesome! Love your shows!

[@corneliuskuncana1874]

I love them. The reaction is so natural.

[@Joetorres3]

Rip Uncle Tat. Gone but not forgoten.

[@ianzhuo]

Love that you reacted to the original Cantonese version!

[@ChimkenRiceNuggy]

Is there a chinese version?

[@ianzhuo]

@@ChimkenRiceNuggy if you mean the mandarin version, yes. Many other youtubers react to that, but I don't know where can you watch it though

[@ChimkenRiceNuggy]

@@ianzhuo I see

[@cathleenjennings5376]

A movie called 'Balls of Fury' is in this vein... Christopher Walken is in it. 'Balls' has a kung fu feel, for sure, and NO ONE has reacted to it.

[@tobywijaya2982]

You can try 90’s classic movie of stephen chow (a god of gamblers “back to shanghai”) or god of cookery

[@luvaboy772]

15:22 Emily didn't catch that Bruce Lee 'Game Of Death' joke. 😂😂😅😅😅

[@goneetfierdeletre4032]

Hi from Lyon - France ^^ PLease think to put subtitles for your stranger subscribers ;) Wat a good react......Like always

[@thevoyager4087]

Did you know... The main character of the shaolin soccer and kung fu hustle main character is the director at the same time.... He is really gifted🎥🤩

[@marklittrell3202]

Jackie Chan Drunken Master might be a good transition from Chow to "other" (because those are really hte only 2 categories that matter!)

[@williamwoods5592]

This is such a good movie. I really really enjoyed watching you guys reactions to this movie Shaolin Soccer.

[@Mhike177]

Now you’re ready for God of Cookery. Also by Stephen Chow. Another silly shaolin movie about cooking lol

[@abiranime]

You cut one of the best scenes where the second guy caught the ball with his belly, being covered in blood. Then he just shot the ball with his belly and knocked out two players. I screamed at that moment.

[@garfieldfan2000]

I own this movie and it's great. Hadn't watched it in quite some time though. Also your kitty just passed out laying there at the end of your video just makes me want to cuddle your kitty. 😻

[@michaelhidalgo291]

The Mermaid. This is one that I don't hear to much about from Stephen Chow. Really liked this one.

[@douglascampbell9809]

I actually saw this in 2001. One of the teens who worked at the pizza shop I managed found an online bootleg of it and burned a copy for all his friends to watch. The copy didn't even have subtitles and wasn't dubbed. So watching it was even more wild with no story dialog to give it actually have it make sense. It was as amazing then as it is now. Maybe consider Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons ( highest grossing Chinese-language film ever) or The Mermaid (2016 film). All I will say is half man half octopus. Both have larger budgets.

[@GrimlarLex]

Love this film, not a huge martial arts fan, and lets be honest, this film has very little to do with real football, but its just so much fun that you can't help but love it. One martial arts film I did see and would recommend is Chocolate (2008), a Thai martial arts film with a female martial artist lead, which I think was quite unusual at the time. If I recall correctly the Thai film industry wasnt big on CGI/special effects, not sure if it was budget issues or lack of decent VFX studios, but either way it meant that most if not all of the stunts are actually real, so if you see a guy fall off a building then a guy really fell off a building to get the shot. I believe that quite a few people ended up in hosptial. An earlier film by the same team 'Ong Bak' (2003) was made in the same way. 'No Wires, No CGI Or Tricks Of Any Kind' is what the trailer for Ong Bak claims. Very good films though. (I believe neither is on the list at the moment.) I would also recommend Equilibrium (2002) with Christian Bale, not specifically a martial arts movie but definitely helped spread the idea of Gun-Fu. I believe it is already on the list, but worth a bump just in case.

[@baiwunan]

你们可以看看周星驰的喜剧之王（king of comedy），西游记之月光宝盒（A Chinese Odyssey Part 1-Pandora's Box），西游记之仙覆奇缘（A Chinese Odyssey Part Two-Cinderella）还有长江七号（CJ7），长江七号是他最后一部作为演员的作品，之后他只导演不饰演。之后他拍了西游降魔篇（Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons）、美人鱼（The Mermaid）等作品

[@JLamstudio]

Great movie!!!!! You should also see SUPERCOP with Jackie Chan!!! Amazing stunts!!!!

[@maximillianosaben]

Game of Death joke... you sir, are crushing it with the subtle jokes to the camera.

[@TeamEmperor]

I watched this movie when I was 14 and it still funny. Thanks for the reaction

[@alijohnson]

She really really enjoyed the movie 😍 like watch a morning sunrise , Every time she laughed

[@rosewaters2533]

If I’m not wrong, they invited Stephen Chow as a consultant to produce DragonBall Evolutions but in the end he said none of his recommendations were used. So their loss. I loved all scenes at Shaolin Soccer. It’s all yes to me too! Loved the part where the crippled guy got dressed up as a Shaolin grandmaster as the young chap tried selling him the dream, how a game of soccer turned out to be as dangerous as a war zone. Also parts that you didn’t show, like the “fake” Soccer moves during their first soccer match, the part during the news interview after he said they are dead he asked for the bun lady and whether she had eaten or not. So many good scenes lol. Oh and lastly if you want a period piece with Kungfu and Stephen Chow, there’s Forbidden City Cop or Justice My Foot.

[@sihanchen7552]

I know Stephen Chow was a producer for DragonBall Evolution, but they never used his recommendations? Seriously? No wonder that film turned out to be the flop it did !!!!

[@carmenau6937]

Emily, I love your reactions to parts of the movie 😂😂

[@skyuru]

This movie, is LEGEND! Thank you for watching it! :3

[@KOEXStudio]

You can react to 'God of Cookery' by Stephen Chow if you are looking for one of the funniest movies by him.

[@faolon9343]

This movie always reminds me of an old NES era soccer game: Nintendo World Cup. The game had these things called "Super Shots" that would just wreck the goalie.

[@misterkite]

The very first martial arts spoof movie I ever saw was They Call Me Bruce? from 1982.

[@whatthat607]

I would love if they gave him Avatar. They just fit together perfectly. Martial arts, zany comedy, random bits of cartoon physics, heartfelt moments.

[@davler2000]

Enjoy the reactions, I got a few suggestions I’d like to offer 1. Fried Green Tomatoes 2. Sweet home Alabama 3. My cousin Vinney

[@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi]

None of my streaming systems had this movie.... but after watching your reaction... it popped up "Free with Ads" I'm going to check on YT first from now on! So at the 18:12 mark I was expecting...... "Fuuuu.... Zhunnn..... HHAA!!!!!" 21:19...... LOVE THE PINBALL SOUND EFFECTS!!! (Yup, I'm that guy who said it on KFH)

[@allantidgwell5624]

1. A good submarine comedy is Down Periscope 2. The following is a list of martial arts movies you should watch: Any film by Akira Kurosawa Enter the dragon Drunken master City Hunter Lone Wolf & Cub Zatoichi: the blind swordsman Master of the flying guillotine The 36th chamber of shaolin The last dragon Magnificent butcher Cutie honey (live action)

[@SalGomez]

Stephen Chow was supposed to play Kato in Seth Rogen's The Green Hornet film but he had creative differences with Seth and the filmmakers so he left the project

[@CarlosMonagas]

-"it's a real game of death to him" -"He gives me Bruce Lee vibes" "I don't see it" 😏😏😏😏😏😏😏 I see you bro.

[@AlessandroMana]

If you like Stephen Chow's movies I suggest you to take a look at The God of Cookery (1996) and CJ7 (2008). But are funny an full of references to other movies. I'm sure you will appreciate them.

[@davidbennett1357]

Zhao Wei is one of my favorite chinese actresses. Ya'all should check out Painted Skin, Red Cliff, and So Close. Also check out the film Iron Monkey......Donnie Yen is one of the main characters in that one.......

[@meradiamera4794]

8:09 sorry I just got distracted with the cat... very cute cat

[@pplla7821]

I think this movie has a blooper at the end credit, it's hella funny you need to watch that

[@SalGomez]

Yes, that Game of Death reference flew right over her head.

[@Ethrax2]

It's not like it's a mainstream movie, like 95/100 people probably haven't seen it.

[@cybergeek11235]

Emily, how do you not collapse into a fit of giggles every single time you say "titular"?

[@kwanarchive]

He he titular

[@thedarksaiyanlord3406]

15:20 was pretty slick bro😅😅👍🏿

[@bashirijones7008]

Matthew I agree! Stephen Chow with the right franchise, anime or other, would be genius! Just let me say ...Stephen Chow....remakes....(drum roll)....The Five Deadly Venoms! That is something I would love to hear one day.❤

[@Postscriptom]

You should see his previous movie, King of Comedy, on how to do movies, it's hilarious...

[@tempsitch5632]

Great one. Such smart writing.

[@jimballard1186]

I've only managed to see this movie once, but it's one of my favorite comedies of all time.

[@brandonacevedo1681]

Could you please react to Kung Pow: Enter the Fist?

[@calvinlai1862]

5:42, california dreamin..... i almost died laughing.

[@ToniMcGinty]

Ah, yes, I.P. Man, the man with the power to know where you´re connected from!

[@carlnilssonyoung8961]

It is Ip not I.P. Ip is a Cantonese pronunciation of Surname 葉. Sometime use Yip instead of Ip in Romanized characters.

[@ToniMcGinty]

@@carlnilssonyoung8961 I was being silly...

[@jamesnoland7821]

Hilarious!! How have I not seen this before? I have a kung fu movie suggestion. It took me a long time to track it down because I swear my copy was titled "East vs West", but I found the movie on IMDB listed as "Heroes of the East" 1978. Straight-up kung fu movie, but I've always liked it.

[@stevelim1842]

Watch Stephen Chow’s King of Comedy. Stephen Chow is known for parodying so many genres such as kung fu movies, Hollywood movies, and cartoons. In King of Comedy, he parodies himself. The title references himself. The two ladies in Shaolin Soccer who play opposing soccer players with mustaches 14:51 actually have big roles in King of Comedy. And yes, the yellow suit Uma Thurman wore in the movie Kill Bill was inspired by the yellow suit that Bruce Lee wore.

[@wiredtardis]

I can tell that this movie was world-changing as an 8 year old sitting the theatres for this and Kung-Fu Hustle! My favorite bit still has to be when Golden Leg throws the can at Steel Leg which Steel kicks into the stratosphere and Golden Leg isn't impressed in the slightest! I get the biggest kick out of that! For some classic Kung Fu movies, I highly recommend a lot of Jackie Chan's work. Gorgeous, if you can find it, is probably my favorite all around film of his Hong Kong films, but maybe for starters, you should probably start with his major series of films like Drunken Master, Armour of God, Project A, or Police Story films. Fantastic action and good comedy too.

[@alijohnson]

The prickly hippie !! Great shirt!!! Lol. !! And I really needed to hear your laugh before work . You guys are awesome

[@yazidsangtujoh7755]

He's actually the producer of DB Evolution

[@ami7mina]

Love this lady. A ray of sunshine!

[@VTuber_Central]

15:25 was that a bruce lee reference? :D p.s the eagle sounds and all the crap looks like someone added additional sounds to the movie, thats not in the original take, even the 70s 'kungfu fighting' at the end is NOT the original song, they removed the original shaolin soccer theme and put random crap in it

[@shahrg]

King of Comedy is a must. Again, the fine balance where the nonsensical premise of the movie didn't diminish the emotional aspect of the story.

[@EthanNguyenActor]

You guys should consider watching the bloopers along with your comedy reactions - this one has some great ones.

[@anoldfogeysfun]

For another comedy/action/spy type I would suggest not only "Undercover Blues" an older one - but also "The Heat" & "Spy" I think the last one was called with J Statham in it . . .

[@kentw6596]

That goalkeeper is considered the best actor to reenact Bruce Lee in China. He played as Bruce Lee in Donnie Yan's movie IP Man 4

[@eddhardy1054]

15:23...loved the awesome (& not so subtle) Bruce Lee reference followed by the smirk to camera (slightly more subtle this time). 🤣🤣🥰

[@Alchemistic88]

I don't know Cantonese humor but if this is what it is, it's goddamn HILARIOUS 😂

[@Omega-ToTheEnd]

Stephen Chow would be perfect for a One Punch movie.

[@goneetfierdeletre4032]

The black and yellow clothe is not for kill bill , that's a ref to game of death with bruce lee and his culte fight with kareem abdul jabar ( this is a good movie to react on ) , stephen chow is a big fan of bruce lee , the scene when the goalkeeper go out of the team and put glasses on his eyes is a ref to thebruce lee funeral . Tarantino in kill bill is a ref to bruce lee too......

[@wendellbunn10]

The both of you brighten my week.

[@iamawesomeVlogs007]

16:23 she is saying that goalkeeper seems to be a bruce lee vibe...agree!! so many of them compare him as a bruce lee in their film industry.