🚨 Kick some grass! Get ready to kick some grass! The sensation that swept Asia is coming to theaters! You've never seen football like this.
📽 Shaolin Soccer (Original title: Siu Lam juk kau) 2001 PG-13 🕞1h 27m
⭐️ Stars: Stephen Chow, Wei Zhao,…
🚨 Kick some grass! Get ready to kick some grass! The sensation that swept Asia is coming to theaters! You've never seen football like this.
📽 Shaolin Soccer (Original title: Siu Lam juk kau) 2001 PG-13 🕞1h 27m
⭐️ Stars: Stephen Chow, Wei Zhao, Yat-Fei Wong | 📢Director: Stephen Chow | 📝Writers: Stephen Chow, Kan-Cheung Tsang, Min-Hun Fung
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A young Shaolin follower reunites with his discouraged brothers to form a soccer team using their martial art skills to their advantage. After a fateful mistake costing his career, an ex-soccer player bum meets a shaolin kung fu student trying to spread the word of kung fu. The ex-soccer player helps reconcile with his five brothers, and teaches them soccer, adding shaolin kung fu as a twist.
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➤ (KUNG FU + SOCCER = lots of laughs!!) 'Kickful of comedy' by InzyWimzy21 June 2002
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 (Golden Leg) is natural as it is in most of their films together. Plus, Sing's Shaolin brothers provide a lot of comic relief!! From their soccer training to the championship game, there are cool Kung-Fu soccer shots, and a mix of Matrix/Crouch Tiger special effects and it delivers. Oh, and Vicki Zhao steals this in the end (you have to see it). The Bruce Lee goalie scene is priceless. This movie can be watched several times with even more satisfaction!
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