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Kung Fu Soccer

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Dismissed as underdogs before they even step onto the pitch, the Emei Women's Football Team enters the prestigious "Supreme Invincible Cup" determined to prove everyone wrong. Led by captain Shuangshuang, star striker Yulong, and mentor Xu Feng, the team combines martial arts mastery with football skill in a thrilling quest for victory. Against mounting challenges and impossible odds, they fight to make their mark and chase their championship dream.
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Jonathan W. Hickman The Newnan Times-Herald 2 days ago
5/10
"Kung Fu Soccer" feels like the product of a corporate algorithm, with little sense of a single creative force behind it. Go to Full Review
Mike McGranaghan Aisle Seat 2 days ago
2/4
I laughed at some of the intentionally preposterous on-field antics. Whenever Kung Fu Soccer left the field, boredom set in. Go to Full Review
Katie Smith-Wong Flick Feast 2 days ago
2/5
Kung Fu Soccer offers the spiritual successor that fans of Shaolin Soccer have been waiting for, but not the one they deserve. Go to Full Review
Brett Arnold At the Movies Again 2 days ago
The practical nature of the wirework and silly effects are what make "Shaolin Soccer" and "Kung Fu Hustle" charming and like a live-action cartoon. Doing similar antics in CGI simply doesn't work. Go to Full Review
Peter Sobczynski Auteurist Class (Substack) 3 days ago
it gives us a once-great filmmaker, apparently at a loss for any new ideas, reduced to ransacking through his old bag of tricks in a desperate and ultimately bungled attempt to get lightning to strike once again. Go to Full Review
Sebastian Zavala Kahn Me gusta el cine 3 days ago
2/5
An experience full of embarrassing moments, with inconsistent humour, horrendous visual effects, an unpleasant use of alleged generative AI, and a practically non-existent plot. [Full review in Spanish]. Go to Full Review
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Grace 14 min ago My family absolutely loved watching this comedy! It was so much fun and had everyone laughing from start to finish. That being said, non-Chinese speakers might find it a bit difficult to fully grasp the unique humor of a Stephen Chow film like Kungfu Soccer. See more Michael L @windy7 5 hrs ago Girls in the team are imperfect and ordinary people prone to insecurity, loneliness, fear and low self esteem! They try to wrap themselves in a shell constantly on guard, and yet they only end up exposing their vulnerabilities! Just as martial arts characters have soft spots/weak points, people have their own mental blocks and unresolved emotions See more @Cineva 9 hrs ago The first time I watched a film directed by Chinese director Stephen Chow, there was a direct warmth hidden in the contradictions among the team members. The main characters Xiaofei Zhang and Dilraba played the role of Shuangshuang and Yulong perfectly, and I also watched other films directed by Stephen Chow. This kung fu women's football continues the comedic feeling of China, and Dilraba brought me a lot of surprises. I often see her unparalleled beauty on social media, but in this film, she is like a real football player, interpreting some of the athletes' habits. The only downside is that Shuangshuang and Yulong's direct emotional bond is not fully described. I hope that next time Stephen Chow can supplement it. See more @dibala 10 hrs ago It has its laughs and its tear‑jerking moments, without a hint of awkwardness. See more Josh T @RT27921752 14 hrs ago This movie is so much fun,every soccer match is lively and engaging, and the emotions are deeply moving See more @RT03445690 15 hrs ago This movie is truly amazing—I laughed the whole time. Stephen Chow's latest masterpiece continues the kung fu football style of Shaolin soccer. These moves have a very anime-like effect, which is unexpected. One of the greatest directors in history—Stephen Chow See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Dismissed as underdogs before they even step onto the pitch, the Emei Women's Football Team enters the prestigious "Supreme Invincible Cup" determined to prove everyone wrong. Led by captain Shuangshuang, star striker Yulong, and mentor Xu Feng, the team combines martial arts mastery with football skill in a thrilling quest for victory. Against mounting challenges and impossible odds, they fight to make their mark and chase their championship dream.
Director
Stephen Chow
Screenwriter
Stephen Chow, Hunny Ho, Man Keung Chan, Chi Chung Lam, Chi-Man Wan, Wing Hong Wong
Distributor
Encore Films
Production Co
Star Overseas, MaoYan Movie, Shenzhen Film Studio
Genre
Action, Comedy, Sports
Original Language
Chinese
Release Date (Theaters)
Oct 23, 2026, Limited
Runtime
1h 46m
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