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Drunken Master, 1978

Drunken Master

Cantonese

Hong Kong

Rating:7.6
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Profile of Drunken Master

The mood of Drunken Master is exciting and humorous. The plot centers around teachers and students, power relations, and coming of age. It features slapstick humor and silly humor. Drunken Master is a comedy, foreign, and action movie. Stylistically, it features martial arts. In approach, it is not serious and realistic. The pacing of Drunken Master is fast. The setting is China. It happens in the 19th century and in the 20th century. Drunken Master is known for being a cult favorite and critically acclaimed. It is especially suggested for a boys' night and teens. Note that it includes violent content.

Summary of Drunken Master

Though teenage Wong Fei Hong (Jackie Chan) is the son of a martial arts teacher, he'd much rather clown around and get in and out of trouble on the streets of Hong Kong than learn kung fu. When one of his pranks causes injury to the son of a powerful man, his father calls in a sadistic uncle to teach Fei Hung some self-discipline. The uncle specializes in a bizarre form of kung fu known as the "Drunken Boxer," and after losing a fight with a local assassin who has been hired to kill his father, Fei Hung realizes that it may be worth learning. This martial arts classic was the second collaboration between Chan and director Yuen Woo Ping, fight choreographer for THE MATRIX and CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON.

Details

Language: Cantonese
Country: Hong Kong
Release date: 5 October 1978
Runtime: 111 min

Cast and Crew

Jackie Chan as Wong Fei-Hung in Drunken Master
Jackie Chan

as Wong Fei-Hung

Siu Tien Yuen

as Su Hua Chi / Sam Seed

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