Uncle Roger Review FAVORITE FOOD MOVIE (God Of Cookery)

[@ericchung4503]

Fun fact: The actor who plays the guy who trigger the explosive is called Ng man tat. He and Stephen chow acted a lot of movie together and is known as stephen's sidekick in many movies. My fav from the pair is Fight back to school. Ng Man tat unfortunately past away 2 years ago but Stephen Chow still is alive. The pair was basically the god of comedy to us Cantonese speaker.

[@sirmarisa]

i loved their stupid spy gadgets lol

[@arthur4qq]

@@sirmarisa Ng Man Tat not in the spy film😅

[@MrSpiritmonger]

does Stephen Chow still make movie?

[@syahidkacak]

Rip uncle man tat You will always be remembered

[@robientertainer8257]

Rip legend so many good memories with him, in his movies

[@jakehuang3545]

As a Cantonese-speaking person, I just LOVE that Stephen Chow is still getting recognition even after all these years. His movies defined many of us Canto kids’ childhood. That’s why he is always the comedic GOAT.

[@0v_x0]

Growing up in the US I only know the movies Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle. I wonder what other movies of his I've missed out on.

[@akmalrusydi2730]

@@0v_x0 "fight back to school" is hilarious, and the must-watch "all's well ends well". I gotta say the old era of canto films are still masterclass compared to any modern canto films

[@alphaxfang]

@@0v_x0 all of his classic 90s is great movie...

[@swimmingpopov2895]

can't agree more! My favorite is KUng-Fu, a master piece which combines Chinese Kung Fu, Hong Kong Gangsters and black humor.

[@darrendontemailme4437]

Couldn't agree more just one of many classic Chow Sing Chi movies.

[@yojironin]

One of my fav Chow movies ever. The scenes where he gets pummeled by the 18 Brassmen of Shaolin never fails to crack me up. That’s where he learned how effective of a weapon the simple folding chair can be. 😂

[@bimapringgo]

...and cut to them dragging his motionless body by the feet leaving a trail of blood

[@Mar_kian]

folding chair so good, even wwe fighters uses it

[@peterle5419]

lol and a couple of them would do kung fu moves covering up the fact that the other monks were beating the hell out of Chow lmfao....

[@gouravchakraborty9801]

Uncle Roger evolved even more from roasting chefs mainly Jamie Oliver to reviewing Food movies

[@IdentifiantE.S]

@MatpatRecommendsStop you’re pub man 💀

[@bukojoetheslapsoils8273]

This is the 2nd movie he reviewed.

[@godjhaka7376]

That's because there's only so many chefs and Roger needed content. Think he was just going to close his channel or post less given his views and subscribers? You crazy @gouravchaksometbing

[@bryanrabel5081]

Oh my God i gotta see this I LOVE STEPHEN CHOW and his whole CREW!!!

[@QuanNguyen-lw7qf]

yeah he roasted Jamie without fire 😂

[@arthur4qq]

As a HongKongese, I would like Uncle Roger explain more about the unique way of Stephen Chow used to cook rice. It is called “Bo Jai Fan”煲仔飯. Literally means rice cooked in small pot. The pot is typically made by clay and cooked with charcoal fire. The finished rice will have a very specific aroma and a burnt crust in the bottom , which considerably the best part of the rice. They usually served with assorted meat of your choice on top, so the fat and aroma will zip down to the rice. Don’t ask for a vegan dish please coz we Hong Kong people also allergic to vegan. So weak…. If you want to get this Bo Jai Fan dish in Hong Kong, just visit Temple Street in Yau Ma Tei area, easily accessible by tube. And you will found in between all those prostitution and brothel, there are also quite some shop selling Bo Jai Fan with other seafood dishes.

[@manbolomo]

nope , vegans in china has a good reason to be vegans because of the huge variety of great vegan dishes, totally different from western shit, you shouldnt spread misinformation.

[@billyshithead3139]

Nice; thank you for the info! I'm imagining a weightlifter who's cutting carbs going there...telling people he's going to the brothel but he's really sneaking over to get some rice!

[@Eucalyptus-d3z]

I like bo jai fan with Chinese sausages and soy sauce

[@noelzhu1986]

where is the prosititution and brothel?

[@arthur4qq]

@@noelzhu1986 you can’t miss once you are there, on every street corner basically 😝😝

[@Rayfireful]

I love how old movies like this that portray kung fu as both martial arts and magic, pretty much real life shounen manga, always a blast to watch

[@Harrythebotar]

I love the fact that everyone seems to be having a blast filming this. The actors seem they are trying not to burst out laughing in half the shots.

[@BlackdragonTheShadow]

Oh yeah.. it does

[@marisanicole5116]

Those are the best movies, for me. When everyone isn't taking themselves so seriously and are having fun. Unfortunately, they're also underrated and therefore arent made as often with a few exceptions like Rush Hour.

[@forkittens]

how could you not have fun filming something so silly. XD

[@clambo7786]

This is why live action anime look dumb but amazing

[@MichelleWardley]

Imagine the original Iron chef....... lol

[@icedmochax]

OMG! As a Filipino, I remember watching this movie as a kid, but my parents never told me what the movie title was. Now watching this scene again and finally knowing the title of the movie makes me wanna watch the whole thing again. So much memories! 😊

[@FayeKu]

I'm gonna have to go through another Stephen Chow period with my 9 year old now 😅

[@noranizaazmi6523]

Let’s go!!! you found it!

[@Extremezotako]

Common Filipino W

[@christianacesanico7289]

Ayaux

[@baiqi44]

Stephen Chow (the main actor in God Of Cookery) has a lot of great funny movies (and several bad ones too). He's most famous globally for Kung Fu Hustle though. I loved watching Chow growing up.

[@Warutteri]

Oh. My. God. I've been looking for this movie since 1997! I remember seeing it with my grandmother on our flight to China but never found out the name of the movie and had almost started to believe it was some wonderful fever dream or something 😂 Thank you!

[@wenaldy]

As an Indonesian, Stephon Chow's movies were childhood memories. This particular dishes is so mouth watering, it's the most unforgettable moment in the movie.

[@SetuwoKecik]

Seriusan, baru tau gua movie ini, dulu sempat tayang ga sih? Kalo shaolin soccer nya dia pernah gua nonton.

[@1TapWay]

Rewatched gods of gambler 1,2,3 so many times but kung fu hustle is undoubtedly his greatest one

[@bestquotes1491]

​@@SetuwoKecikanak-anak 90an pasti tau.. Film2nya Stephen Chow sering tayang di RCTI, SCTV, dan Indosiar. Di antaranya: God of Cookery, Back To School 1 & 2, God of Gambler, Flirting Scholar dll. Klo Shaolin Soccer termasuk film barunya dia sih.

[@SetuwoKecik]

@@bestquotes1491 iya mbak saja jga anak 90an, tapi emang blm pernah liat yg ini.

[@SetuwoKecik]

@@bimacleonbimabima8634 iyakan makanya. Kalo shaolin soccer sama kungfu hustler pernah liat di tv.

[@ignaciojohnjoy]

FINALLY, ONE OF MY FAVORITE MOVIES OF ALL TIME GAINING RECOGNITION. Tnx Uncle Roger, most of the Western world have not yet heard of this masterpiece.

[@gallonramekin]

Me too! It’s a wonderful movie that’s almost unknown here. Much funnier in Cantonese than Standard for some reason.

[@starblazerw0427]

Yesyes when I saw the thumbnail, I knew we were in for a good time

[@AestheticWaif]

I'm dying, this is hilarious, thank you for the link! ❤ from South Africa

[@twennysebben]

Same here, I've had a copy on DVD for years and my eyebrows shot straight up when I saw the thumbnail.

[@06DaNnY07]

It looks awful. Like really really bad, one of those things that you know is terrible but you like it to be unique because everyone knows its shit.

[@clockwork204]

This movie needs more recognition. I loved it way back. Still love it now. :D

[@TyrantSupremoDark]

"Technically Jamie Oliver food can be called "Buddha Jumping Wall" also just in the opposite direction, He jumps over to get away from food" LMAO that part got me man. Uncle Roger never fails to make hilarious jokes about Jamie Oliver

[@Yellowfruit65]

I thought he was gonna say the Buddha would jump over the wall to stop/beat up Jamie Oliver lol

[@rtgedits1865]

​@@Yellowfruit65 ah yes that is better Jamie oliver deserve some beating

[@vectorme2417]

Please uncle roger don't buy shark fins killing sharks is bad they are endangered 😢

[@mingrat8866]

Maybe jumping wall to commit die cuz jamie food that bad

[@mingrat8866]

@@vectorme2417 its a joke chill lmao we use fake shark fin now

[@SquirtleOctavius1993]

4:39 When Uncle Roger said that "They don't make movie like this anymore." I can say that sad but true, we are living modernity.

[@HuaxiangSun]

Beatdown

[@cokechang]

80’s and 90’s are really the golden age of many original creative entertainment works across various mediums (music, movie, games, etc). Like the creators don’t give a f and just make whatever they think is fun. Once the internet age hits, I feel like a lot of the a lot originality is lost since we all start copying each other and start becoming scared of offending random ppl on the internet.

[@KapiKamii]

Oh my god, its these old and iconic movies that we all love *sob* *I LOVE UNLOGICAL MOVIES*

[@drgeetchadha]

I'm from India and people here are very familiar to Stephen Chow's Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle. But it wasn't until covid that I discovered this gem of a movie. I don't know how many times I must've watched this (in Mandarin/Cantonese). The movie like it's dishes transcend ethnicity.

[@lembayungjingga5254]

Stephen chow movies in 90 are still the best,, like fight back to school, love on delivery etc

[@someernie6179]

There are some more masterpieces from Steven Chow that you must watch! Greetings from Hong Kong :)

[@chingyiutang3480]

Stephen Chow use lots of Cantonese slang and chinese element in his early movie. That may be difficult for foreigner to understand100%🤔 Hope you can can get great translated subtitles❤

[@adimasguntur]

Chinese odyssey is a must watch

[@BunnyOblivion]

Uncle Roger seemed so genuinely happy in this video and it melted my heart.

[@Allnonchalant90]

3:13 I like how you casually passed over “dog-beating sautéing” 😂

[@commenter4898]

The names of those techniques all reference wuxia novels by Jin Yong. The dog-beating staff is the weapon used by the master of the beggar's guild. It was named as such because beggars need to fight stray dogs on the street and they are not the most eloquent people.

[@KogasaGaSagasa]

In addition, the previous skill used by the bad guy is a reference to 降龍十八掌 (The 18 Dragon-Subduing Palms), from the same novels, also from the Beggar's Sect. Interestingly, while the 18 Dragon-Subduing Palms is usually considered harder to master compared to the Dog-Beating Staff, the symbol for the proper leader of Beggar's Sect is determined by the ownership of the Dog-Beating Staff.

[@dice7500]

It might sound crazy but Uncle Roger finally ended up my 6 year journey of finding this movie. Finally, I can rewatch the movie. Thanks Uncle Roger.

[@goodguyaus]

Aahhh...serendipity 🤤

[@oniplus4545]

as an asian, I can confirm that our kungfu editing magic can turn even raw poop into exquisite dish worthy for 5-star restaurants in 2 minutes

[@liammurphy2725]

As a westerner I can confirm the truth of this.

[@huh._what]

as a fellow asian I can confirm

[@Ieatkids-e7b]

As a Chinese person I agree

[@LarvaAsia]

That’s where he learned how effective of a weapon the simple folding chair can be

[@SeoulMan]

I miss Uncle Tat. Also, folding chairs make such a great self defense weapon. I remember seeing a news report where a shopkeeper stopped a robbery by smacking the perp with an identical chair. They even showed the scene from the movie as reference!

[@noranizaazmi6523]

I mean most of the time they are made out of metal so that probably helps

[@Doccerz]

Kung fu hustle is so popular, and Shaolin soccer was most peoples first exposure before that. Between this and king of comedy, people don’t realize how funny and endearing Steven Chow can be. Good job, Uncle Roger!

[@TheFattyKarate]

I feel Michael Hui's movies could have done with more exposure in the west too, they're a similar brand of comedy.

[@goodguyaus]

@@TheFattyKarate Duck & Chicken Talk (or 🤔 was it the other way round?)

[@TheFattyKarate]

@@goodguyaus Chicken and Duck talk. One of my faves is "Front Page". Also "Inspector Chocolate".

[@goodguyaus]

@@TheFattyKarate Aah... never got around to those two! More movies for me to enjoy in the future (Sam Hui is under-rated too in his own way).

[@TheFattyKarate]

@@goodguyaus Sam Hui is honestly at his comedy best in the Aces Go Places movies. Him and Karl Maka are hilarious.

[@coffeelover9165]

9:53 this is so true, lmao may auntie is working at hongkong for a long time, and we have these vase at home with flowers

[@ninalynn113]

I remember clearly our local TV channel used to repeat this movie up to a point I can memorise the storyline. It's one of my favourite 90's movie too and sadly they don't make movies like this anymore. Once Upon a Time in China and Fong Sai Yuk are on my list too.

[@pbabiesinspace6112]

'That why uncle Roger support my local black market.' That line was epic tier funny.

[@Itz_me_JB]

Best thing about uncle Roger's videos is that they teach you Asian techniques while also providing entertainment 👍

[@davidrapp2377]

Freaking love Stephen Chow. His movies are so over-the-top bonkers and hilarious.

[@UnfussyPlays]

as someone from hong kong, i can confirm the audio is much more entertaining than the actual subtitle.

[@valen9871]

As a Malaysian who knows Cantonese since young, I vouch this.

[@sealand000]

As someone who doesn't speak Cantonese, I'm pretty sure that's the case.

[@SetuwoKecik]

As as as, as as as.

[@laLa-oi7uf]

Original track is the best. 一定要星爺原聲😂 睇到星爺俾人叫nephews 真係

[@Yellowfruit65]

@@sealand000 if you are not aware yet, the reason why is mostly because of the names of the dishes/cooking techniques. A lot of them are based on famous and legendary Kung Fu or Kung Fu related things, but the translation doesn't really catch the meanings behind, like the "super/supreme-style chopping"

[@darkwanderer1504]

This is one of my favourite Stephen Chow movies. It's nice to see this movie getting the love and attention it deserves. Thank you!

[@ebellyfish4256]

The Haiyaa Special is super good. I've never purchased anything from Moment before, but it was really easy and the show is hilarious!

[@Eric-fv7gv]

It’s my favorite movie about food, mouth watering food, comedy, tragedy costed by evil villains, martial arts, and the most important part: Stephen Chow. Big fan of him, his films are so good and popular in many eastern countries and trust me, he got fans from the generation of my grandparents to my nephews.

[@carlosjames8175]

6:09 got me every single f-ing time!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Arbalest-vy5jz]

4:19 Yup..this is Master Chef Asia...Unedited Version

[@chrisdryer]

I love Stephen Chow movies. I like the part where it looks like the guy is meditating but he is being carried out of the cooking competition. This or Shaolin Soccer was my first movie by him. I worked at a Japanese restaurant owned by Taiwanese people.

[@PhoonBucgeneMY]

Shaolin Soccer and God of cookery are movie from his prime. There were many earlier movies though

[@eobardsprodigy]

I grew up watching Kung Fu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer and they never get old no matter how many times u watch them. Shaolin Soccer is peak comedy

[@chrisdryer]

@@PhoonBucgeneMY - I used to drive down to Boston just to get bubble tea and Stephen Chow movies... I have almost all of them... Love on Delivery, Hail to the Judge, Out of the Dark, Fist of Fury, Sixty Million Dollar Man, The Lucky Guy.... I hope they get a re-release... I should do a review of all these movies... They are irreplaceable to me.

[@atomik86]

​@@chrisdryerchinese odyssey are my favorites of all time

[@peekaboopeekaboo1165]

Did they serve Japanese ramen?

[@potatocream7513]

3:13 Bro th it says "Dog beating sauteeing" 😂🤣💀

[@justinz.4069]

Uncle Roger must know at least more than 3 languages at this point, he knows Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Malay and a little bit of Indonesian. That's the benefits of being a Malaysian! Also, RIP Uncle Tat.

[@daoyang223]

God damn. Uncle Tat passed. I forgot until I read your comment.

[@中華傲訣]

Bahasa Malaysia and bahasa Indonesia are quite the same.

[@StephenChow9527.]

@@daoyang223He passed away because of hepatic cancer in 2021

[@pantiesgonewild358]

i thought you were OG Justin.Y

[@moonmoon1019]

im Malaysian and i know Chinese, English, Malay (if u know malay u know indon), Kadazandusun (tribal language)

[@tommy6742]

This is one of my favorite Stephen Chow movies. 100% correct on no more movies being made like this. 90's had some of the best cantonese comedy movies.

[@TheFattyKarate]

The 80s gave us the Lucky Stars and Aces Go Places though. ☺

[@bluecheese-c6y]

"Before cooking, make sure there no bomb inside." Uncle Roger, 2023

[@krzysztofmazurkiewicz5270]

I know why this guy won with a simple dish. He used just the right amount of MSG when noone was looking ;)

[@kaiju-dr5qn]

I am actually surprised that Uncle Roger didn't criticize of the lack of MSG....unless they have some umami flavor that doesn't require MSG.

[@CaptainNemo1869]

​@@kaiju-dr5qn The richness of the ingredients in this dish alone are definitely enough in umami, no additives needed Also, Cantonese people are kinda allergic to MSG hahaha

[@kaiju-dr5qn]

@@CaptainNemo1869 Well for my case. I am not allergic. But my mom never add any MSG since it is bad for most of us. So didn't have a pleasure to taste this SALT ON CRACK.

[@ohnosmoarlulcatz]

@@kaiju-dr5qn I don't think anyone is truly allergic. For Cantonese people, MSG just gets a bad rap like any other powdered soup. Many of them have the same mentality on Vietnamese Pho and Japanese Ramen.

[@ChiChrono]

You gotta watch the whole movie. The guy dead pan says because I added onions.

[@ramachandra776]

Steven chow perfected his signature style of filmmaking (over the top action sequences with comedy both showcasing and making fun of kung fu movies ) with this movie . Both Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle came after this movie . Thanks to Uncle Roger this forgotten masterpiece is going to get a resurgence in popularity . 😊

[@StunnaKaitoKid]

"Even Jamie Oliver food can become 'Buddha Jumping Wall" also, just in opposite direction! He jump over to get away from food!" BEST quote EVER 😂

[@FroggyNight]

How have I never heard of this movie before? I absolutely loved kung fu hustle and this is right up my alley. Thanks for introducing me to this, I’m off to go watch it now.

[@sohatyi]

You won't regret it. I prefer God of Cookery to both Kung Fu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer.

[@RandomUserX99]

because there are shit tons of Stephen Chow movies that's basically unknown in the West.

[@TheFattyKarate]

@@sohatyi So do I! This and "Tricky Brains" are two of my fave Stephen Chow movies!

[@TheFattyKarate]

@@RandomUserX99 "Forbidden City Cop" got a blu ray release in the UK last year. I just picked it up not that long ago.

[@kazbar8462]

it so good

[@erchanel]

Love you Uncle Roger! Thank you for getting me to buy a wok and msg!

[@stars.s9]

Uncle roger all the wayy

[@zenkozenko4989]

Stephen Chow, who also made Shaolin Soccer and possibly more well known, Kung-Fu Hustle, is an amazing director and does most of his own stunts iirc. Amazing work to both of you!

[@Mitaka-Asa]

9:00 "That Rice Done in 1 Minute. Uncle Roger need to learn ...." *Microwave 1min Rice Packet Enters. Uncle Roger, "Not you"

[@giraffesinc.2193]

Loved your special, Uncle Roger!!!! Also, this video was such fun and erm, very educational! Glad I do not have an induction stove here in the US, cooking an egg on the palm must be a very difficult technique to master.

[@nriccoz]

One of your best videos :D I had a great laugh thanks for that !

[@bluecore7]

YESSSS this movie is the best! I love Stephen Chow movies! I used to rent them on VHS/DVD when they had questionable subtitles lol. I was so sad when Uncle Tat passed a couple of years ago. Good to see their movies still getting recognition ❤

[@TheFattyKarate]

Ng Man Tat was always funny in these. He sometimes went by Richard Ng which confused people when Richard Ng Yiu-hon (Richard Woo) died in April - people got him mixed up with Ng Man Tat.

[@billyshithead3139]

​@@TheFattyKarate Crap, I didn't know he died until now! He was so damn funny!

[@sallycapotosto6927]

I own Kung Fu Hustle, and if you want to die laughing, watch it with subtitles AND dubbing turned on. It's like neither group of editors talked to each other to coordinate dialogue because everyone says something different! I loved Stephen Chow movies!

[@bluecore7]

@@sallycapotosto6927 Lol, I don't think I've done that before. Sounds like a good time! 😆 I could watch that one a hundred more times, if only to see his ice cream thief laugh again. It kills me every time

[@TheFattyKarate]

@@billyshithead3139 yeah he (Richard Nh Yiu-hon) died in April, I was actually sad as I love his movies. Love him in the Lucky Stars movies with Sammo Hung.

[@SquidandCatAdventures]

The idea of someone mastering Kung Fu so much that they become magical is already a fun Chinese movie trope (like the flying) but it's even better when it's applied to food and cooking! I love her panic at the idea of never being able to get that dish as good as that ever again.

[@christsammm4281]

enen soccer

[@UltimaPowers]

I laughed my head off when the evil chef flew the air shouting and Stephen Chow just batted him out of the air with a folding chair and just kept beating on him.

[@angeltheedmfan6369]

This scene looks like your average Anime Live Action Adaptation.

[@Tamago.]

I remember my dad playing this movie when I was really young. I never thought that I would watch this ever again

[@kungwingin6956]

In Cantonese, it actually means their skills are such amazing as chopping with Heaven Sword or the Dragon Saber😂 The naming idea comes from a famous Hong Kong novel called ’Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber’, and they are the unrivalled weapons in the plot

[@kungwingin6956]

I think the British version of this chopping skill name must be chopping with Excalibur😂

[@thumbwarriordx]

Stephen Chow was such a nerd for all the Asian movies too niche for my local library to stock as a child. So I don't get them, despite putting in the effort when it counted. Saw Project A tho and goddamn that is an underrated banger. (God of Cookery actually recommended in the Futurama commentary tracks somewhere. good taste)

[@tyhamdhani]

To Liong To? Thio Bu Ki?

[@onvasean2485]

@@thumbwarriordx all the skilled sword cutting and the frying method is just a parody name for one of the most popular chinese book series by a author call JinYong, it is not at all a obscure reference, every Chinese will immediately get the reference

[@FlyingHat]

Broooo, thank you for reviewing this movie. I watched it when I was little and still watch it today from time to time, it's def the GOAT!!!

[@amds633]

"They don't make movies like this anymore." So true. Movies nowadays focus on how to make it look good and no longer on the fun of it.

[@MinhNguyen-ff6xf]

Movies these days must be “diverse” and “woke”. Producers don’t care about anything else

[@nah-e9o]

​@@MinhNguyen-ff6xfbro cannot live peacefully without politics on his mind ☠️

[@karthick5709]

4:12 that laugh 😂😂

[@sofiachin2839]

When he say "There no kung fu out there that can defeat Asian mum slipper" I died laughing

[@darkKyrios13]

It's like Food Wars, but more wild. I'm loving this.

[@Kai10Rentarou]

And less naked scenes too.

[@ZephinorPGR]

Except with no constant boobie and asscheecks shots

[@konjikinoyami2412]

food wars but made by indians

[@notuxnobux]

food wars was inspired by older cooking anime that were crazy like this (chuuka ichiban, yakitate japan) and shows like iron chef, which in turn was inspired by an old manga/anime called Mister Ajikko which came out 1986. This movie was likely inspired by those old anime and iron chef as well. This movie is like a comedic version of chuuka ichiban.

[@quijadriss7650]

I saw this movie years ago having little context about this type of film. When they ate the meatballs and started gushing gallons of liquid from their mouths, I was a little shocked. My wife never looked at me the same again.

[@rycebabii]

😂 this is too funny

[@alainchristian]

"There's still shit in these intestines."

[@TheFattyKarate]

"Pissing beef balls"!

[@wenaldy]

Lmao, the exploding cum meatballs.

[@Tian2zi4huang2di4]

VERY ELASTIC

[@areaofeffect100]

ive been watching this since i was in grade school and still rewatching this after all this time

[@khanginparis]

i remember watching this with my grandpa, this weejio is so nostalgic man

[@twntwn11]

I only accept movie recommendations from Uncle Roger from now on. He clearly knows what he's talking about.

[@taropeiler76]

Haaaaaaiii-yaaaah is that the actor from Kung-fu master?? Love watching your videos and always look forward to seeing more!!! Aloha and mahalos from Oahu Hawaii 🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@c.E_VO]

4:27 AND THE STEEL CHAIR OUTTA NOWHERE

[@Me.Winter]

I love how uncle Roger is very informative with his videos.

[@Shadownasty]

9:02 Technique to cook 1 minute rice....Go to store, buy rice in red box, go home & cook...Haiyaa.

[@ypmwcs]

You have missed out how cultural signaficant the "folding stool" is to us from Hong Kong. How multi-purpose it is, way to sit and way to fighting.

[@jessepoore3588]

I remember getting God of Cookery on a Hong Kong bootleg DVD like 20 years ago. Easily one of the best Stephen Chow movies, on the same level as Kung Fu Hustle. This fight climax doesn't even touch the absurdity of it. Sister Turkey's meat tenderizing, Pissing Beef Balls, The Buddha of Wet Dreams. Super excited to think about all the people who will be discovering this classic for the first time.

[@bensonabernathy4664]

This is like live-action anime level action done right.

[@GeekyBeardFunnyHat]

Kung Fu Hustle, Shaolin Soccer, and now God of Cooking....the amazing power of Kung Fu can even season and marinade food in seconds.. ;P

[@phluphie]

See also: From Beijing w/ Love and King of Comedy.

[@alphonsusjimos9758]

and God of Gamblers 2

[@trollpenguin6713]

@@phluphie all his movies never failed to be funny...except CJ 7 (family drama) when he was just a supporting actor. Add reccomendation: fight back to school 1&2, Chinese Odyssey 1&2, kungfu scholars, king of beggars, royal tramp

[@phluphie]

@@trollpenguin6713 I actually liked CJ7. I didn’t have high hopes for it since it’s a family film. But I recall enjoying it.

[@Yellowfruit65]

it's kinda funny how you have the order in "backward", as God of Cookery is the oldest/first movie, then came Shaolin Soccer, then Kung Fu Hustle

[@ironiccookies2320]

3:43 first time i've seen uncle roger laughing while reacting (he usually laughs at his own joke in bloopers)

[@Everson33]

I will b watching this genre for a while to come. Thanks unc

[@danarthur771]

aww.. uncle roger you made me remember the legendary uncle Tat. may the good man's soul rest in peace

[@julieneff9408]

You've given us a great gift today, Uncle Roger. This movie looks EPIC AS FUCC.

[@goodguyaus]

Most of his movies have a 'theme': God of Cookery - culinary, Iron Chef of course From Beijing with Love - low rent 007 😅 King of Comedy - 'Extras' before 'Extras' was on TV Kung Fu Hustle - his love of kung fu movies, and Bruce Lee of course. Shaolin Soccer - as ⬆ , Shaw Bros. kung fu, and roundball of course (and tonnes of movie parodies) etc.

[@DeathBYDesign666]

It's the "Kung Fu Hustle" guy so you already know how ridiculous it's going to get.

[@user-qn1wo1yg4s]

nice opinion one small issue , i put pipebomb inside your soup pot.

[@masony_yt]

We need more Jammy Olive-Oil videos. Also, these reviews are too good 😂

[@soph6859]

1:01 i laughed at uncle roger saying jamie oliver’s food can be called buddha jumping wall but just the opposite way just that the buddha will jump over the way to get away from the food 😭

[@H4FI2]

4:05 I remembered him as uncle Tat (from Back To School series I guess). Ah good one.

[@mr.x5610]

Nephew Stephen Chow?! That's ur Grandpa Stephen Chow right there.

[@jasonjung0614]

In Taiwan, we have slightly changed the ingredients of Buhdda Jump Over the Wall, we don't put Jing Hua ham, we put taro, rib crisp and quail eggs instead.

[@aepheixa]

I'm glad we're getting more Cantonese movie recognition. They really are a force to be reckoned with compared to movies of this period

[@TheFattyKarate]

Here in the UK Eureka Entertainment and 88 Films are releasing a lot of the older Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung ones on Blu Ray. Eureka actually just released a Mr Vampire boxset.

[@dhiyaaghaufarahmad1817]

Uncle roger: kung fu so nice for what? Also uncle roger: fuiyohhh that rice done in one minute, uncle roger need to learn this kungfu

[@dfruitziga2543]

That moment when Uncle Roger calls Stephen Chow "Nephew". The audacity 😂😂😂😂

[@GT-007]

10:39 It isn’t so expensive in Hong Kong and you will get full after eat it,actually it’s tasty by add sour sauce on the egg

[@robinqu6554]

It’s sad they don’t make comedy movies like this again

[@AviFagan]

After falling in love with Stephen Chow's genius work in Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle, I went back through his earlier movies and this one is an absolute gem. Great review, very funny.

[@Mr_mime2387HK]

I feel pleased when Uncle Roger reviews one of the classic movies made in Hong Kong 🇭🇰

[@onceuponfewtime]

9:50 omg my parents have those vase in house (yes, I am rich, probably) and I thought those for flowers only, indeed 😂

[@yanyanvloglife117]

This has never gets old Still one of my favourite movies

[@colorless195]

I was watching for comedic reason but I actually learnt science fact at 7:26 Thank you Uncle Roger

[@Nightwatchfiles]

But I'm surprised you had to watch this and learn general knowledge 😢

[@Grim_war_thunder_mobile]

Sad fact: This movie is actually made on the famous Jumbo Seafood Restaurant from Hong Kong... Which it sank already 😭

[@HaradaCh]

Chow Sing-Chi (Stephen Chow) is literally my favorite actor as growing up having chinese dad. He loved classic chinese movie. Stephen's movie in Thai dub is always hilarious. It turn into pure comedy movies.

[@peekaboopeekaboo1165]

So your half Thai ?

[@shengsterino]

@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 or he could be fully Thai if both parents were chinese and moved to Thailand. Full thai with full chinese genes

[@peekaboopeekaboo1165]

@@shengsterino huh...?

[@HaradaCh]

@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 My both grandparents is Chinese but they moved to Thailand. I don't how nationality work lmao I'm full Thai in ID but I guess "biologically" im half

[@peekaboopeekaboo1165]

@@HaradaCh Ok

[@lswtube]

AT 7:28 Uncle Roger claimed that increasing the fire power would only boil the water to 100 degree and could not make the cooking faster. But from the standpoint of heat exchange between the pot and the boiling water, it still needed more heat to boil water faster. Secondly, in the beginning when the food inside the pot is still in room temperature, you still need to provide a lot of heat to cook it. So more heat the faster for the whole pot to be in same temperature with boiling water. After achieving equilibrium, Roger's suggestion is true.

[@AYVYN]

“We do not allow Buddha Jumping Wall to explode but I consider that you are very creative.” Lmao

[@ML_HK]

6:30 Sorry uncle roger, the restaurant is under in the middle of the water now :(

[@kouleeofficial]

This movie doesn’t get as much love as it should. Thank you uncle Roger for having this movie on your platform.

[@takealeftatthelight5284]

I gotta watch this now! I love shows, movies, and anything else about food. Netflix does a good job: Midnight Diner, Kantaro the Sweet Tooth Salaryman, Gourmet Samurai, the Makanai, and 7:48 Way of the Househusband.

[@BrockMak]

6:57 Dr. Law Ka-Ying. He is bald, so he often wears wigs. He got honourary doctorate for services to Cantonese Opera.

[@Rezki_SR]

9:39 uncle roger: so he making char siu egg me: holy shit that guy still alive...

[@HazukiTheWitchy]

1:11 Uncle Wang Gang, please 1 day come to UK Uncle Roger really want to see you, next to Auntie Esther

[@umjackd]

Accented Cinema has a fantastic video about Stephen Chow and especially God of Cookery. Even though his later films are more polished, King of Comedy is probably my favourite. It feels the most personal of his films, since the movie is clearly a metaphor for his film career.