Release Date: Dec 31, 1994 Wide
Release Date: Dec 31, 1994 Wide
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Average Rating: 2.8/5
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Hong Kong filmmaker Lau Kar-leung followed up the outstanding Drunken Master II by directing this mostly unrelated martial arts comedy which still manages to garner a few laughs despite its dubious reputation and the absence of Jackie Chan. In Chan's place is comedian Willie Chi as Wong Fei-hong, who is assigned -- along with his partner, Wong Kei-ying (Adam Cheng) -- to protect a Manchu princess named Sum Yu (Michelle Lee). Princess Yu is being hunted both by the malefic White Lotus Cult
Dec 31, 1994 Wide
Apr 5, 2005
Without Jackie Chan in this prequel film, but Andy Lau, Adam Cheng, Willie Chi and Chia Liang Liu are incredible in their martial arts sequences against the villians at the final scenes. And this is so hilarious funny with Michelle Reis who makes plenty of cheeky in her character.
January 19, 2008
Super Reviewer
Beware. Poor martial arts, bad script, and nothing to do with the first two films.
August 22, 2008Super Reviewer
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