ActionComedyFantasy

Siu Lam juk kau

2004
★ 7.3 / 10
A young Shaolin follower reunites with his discouraged brothers to form a soccer team using their martial art skills to their advantage.
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★★★★★
Stephen Chow writes, directs and stars in probably his funniest and most accessible (to Western audiences, at least) film to date. Sing (Chow) is trying to find a way to encourage his countrymen to re-embrace their Shaolin kung fu heritage. When he meets down...
★★★★★
This has to be one of the goofiest, dumbest, strangest - and funniest - films ever made! It made sound like a cliché, but you truly have to see this movie to believe it. It's that outrageous, far-out: a slapstick film containing martial arts, supernatural powe...
★★★★★
Although the Sports Comedy genre is often plagued with cliché and is usually only for the most strict of fans, you definitely don't have to be a Soccer/Football fan to enjoy Shaolin Soccer, It helps if you enjoy the idea of a silly (but not stupid or bad) Mart...
★★★★★
Throughout the nearly two hour running time of this movie, the room was a glow with merriment, excitement, and remarks of "Holy crap, that is the coolest thing ever!" Indeed, for this movie is filled with amazing visuals, fantastic fun, and all around goodness...
★★★★★
KUNG FU + SOCCER = lots of laughs!! Funny funny funny. And that's coming from a non-soccer fan. Great performances here in this blend of comedy and high flying soccer action. Stephen Chow as Sing packs one hell of a kick!! His chemistry with Ng Man Tat (Gold...
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