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Drunken Master Strikes Back
Two fools learn kung fu from an old master of iron back style. But after getting a beating from the town's hardman they seek out the service of the drunken master to help improve their kung fu skills.
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Plot Summary
Wong Fei-hung, a mischievous young man, is constantly getting into trouble due to his playful nature and disregard for authority. After a particularly embarrassing public fight where his kung fu proves inadequate, his father sends him to train under the eccentric and unorthodox Drunken Master, Beggar So. Fei-hung initially resists So's bizarre and seemingly nonsensical methods, but soon discovers the incredible effectiveness of the drunken fist style of kung fu.
Critical Reception
Drunken Master Strikes Back (also known as Drunken Master) is widely considered a groundbreaking and highly influential film in the martial arts genre. It is celebrated for its innovative fight choreography, blend of comedy and action, and Jackie Chan's breakout performance. The film was a commercial success and has since achieved cult status among fans worldwide.
What Reviewers Say
Revolutionary fight choreography that combines humor and incredible skill.
Jackie Chan's comedic timing and physical prowess shine, making him a star.
A masterclass in martial arts comedy that set a new standard for the genre.
Google audience: Audiences overwhelmingly praise the film for its thrilling and innovative fight sequences, hilarious comedy, and Jackie Chan's captivating performance. Many highlight the unique 'drunken fist' style as a standout element.
Fun Fact
The film's success led to Jackie Chan becoming a major international star, and its influence can be seen in countless martial arts comedies that followed.
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