Jackie Chan’s 70th Birthday Special Screening, Movie Channel 4.7 airs ＂Drunk Fist II＂
? Movie: "Drunk Fist II"
? Broadcast time: Sunday, April 7 at 22:22
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1905 movie network feature This is a film that was selected as one of the "100 Best Movies in Global History" by Time Magazine in the United States; this is a Hong Kong-specific genre film that experienced the golden age of the 1950s and reemerged in the 1970s – Hong Kong Action Movie; this is a representative work that fully shows the style of Hong Kong’s "Dragon Tiger Martial Artist", it is – "Drunken Fist II". This year is the 30th year of this film’s release, and let us see the pinnacle of this kung fu film on the movie channel.
Jackie Chan, the most down-to-earth lone hero.
This movie history classic with its own BGM is a brilliant show of skills by Jackie Chan and his family. Their full dedication has written a crazy and beautiful chapter in the history of kung fu movies. In the film, Jackie Chan plays Huang Feihong, not only the incomparable "fighting king", but also creates a different image of a down-to-earth and profound "lone hero".
In this film, the family class also fully unleashed their potential. Their unique and creative movement design skillfully blended traditional Chinese martial arts with modern action elements to form a unique style that is still loved and sought after by the majority of audiences.
Star-studded – Andy is a little dragon
Think Jackie Chan is the only coffee in the play? Then you are wrong! The "Drunk 2" crew is here to tell you what is Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and what is a luxurious lineup! Huang Feihong’s father Huang Qiying, the "Tiger Dad", is played by Dillon; Huang Feihong’s little mother is played by Anita Mui, who not only assumes the funny role in the play, but also the strong backing behind Feihong; the sideways one-word horse who plays the villain Big Boss shows the sky; the director who plays Wu Ju Fu Minqi is a director who has won the Academy Award Lifetime Achievement Award…
In addition, there are also,,, Weng Hong, and other "big coffee" people who collectively play tricks, which is simply the "star team building" of the entertainment industry!
Jackie Chan-esque desperation — the pinnacle of a kung fu movie.
"Do you think you are Jackie Chan? Do you have nine lives?" Jackie Chan really fought with his life by jumping diagonally from a height of 50 meters to a low-temperature fire to be beaten! Coal chips pressed the top, coal barrels smashed, and rolled around on a fire covered with coal. This "desperate" spirit made the audience love and respect, and also made him unique in the film industry and became an eternal legend.
Jackie Chan told us with practical actions: Only by daring to fight and dare to break through can he become a true king! His spirit not only won the love and respect of the audience, but also set a new benchmark for Chinese action movies.
"Dragon Tiger Martial Master" still exists, and the spirit of kung fu is all over the world
Today, many "dragon and tiger warriors" are still active in every corner of the world’s film industry, guiding Hollywood action movies. From gorgeous action designs to shocking fight scenes, they are full of the unique charm of Chinese warriors, and their spirit also shines in global movies.
Their influence has transcended national borders, becoming an indispensable part of the global film industry, and also influencing the gradual evolution of new styles in global film action genres.