It has been fifteen years since we saw Stephen Chow in one of his funniest films, Kung Fu Hustle. Rumors of a sequel have been up in the air since, but it is time for finally for the rumors to be laid to rest…because the rumor is now truth! While promoting his recently released The […]Read Post ›
Now this was unexpected, but nevertheless good news! A sequel to the 1999 hit Hong Kong comedy King of Comedy is underway. The original film revolved around an aspiring actor, played by comedy legend Stephen Chow as he rises through the ranks in the film industry while teaching a local bar girl how to act […]Read Post ›
Take a Hong Kong comedy king and a Hong Kong “heavenly” king and have them play cops. Sounds like a good idea, but in this case, it’s a middle of the road film. Curry and Pepper are the worst members of the CID department of the Hong Kong police force. They spend their time looking […]Read Post ›
Japanese anime involving martial arts action has a tendency to go through a live action version now and again. From Fist of the North Star with Gary Daniels to the recent Takashi Miike film Yatterman (2009), the live action version of the most beloved of Japanese anime, Dragon Ball is nothing but disastrous. Dragon Ball, […]Read Post ›
2013, Village Roadshow Pictures Asia/Edko Films/China Film Co./Huayi Brothers Media/Chinavision Media Group/Bingo Movie Development Director: Stephen Chow Producers: Stephen Chow Wang Zhonglei Ivy Kong Zhang Dajun Writers: Stephen Chow Derek Kwok Lola Huo Wang Yun Andrew Fung Lu Zhengyu Jiro Lee Ivy Kong Cinematography: Choi Sung-Fai Gao Hu Editing: Andy Chan Cast: Wen Zhang (Chan […]Read Post ›
Stephen Chow stars in the best film of his career, becoming the highest grossing movie of not only 2001, but the highest grossing movie in Hong Kong history. It also won the 2001 High Impact Award for Best Picture as well as the Best Picture at the Hong Kong Film Awards!!! 20 years ago, […]Read Post ›
The Hong Kong comic king Stephen Chow leads an all-star cast in this Lunar New Year comedy!!! Three brothers, Lo Leung, Lo Fei, and Lo Kung live in a house run by their father Lo Lo Tau and Leung’s wife Yinsu. Leung is a successful businessman who loves his job. Fei is a constant student […]Read Post ›
The rise and fall…and rise again of a renowned chef in Hong Kong is the basis and can only be done in Stephen Chow’s mo lei tau style in this hilarious cooking comedy. Stephen Chow is the renowned God of Cookery. He has many fans and loyal followers. However, he does have a bit of […]Read Post ›
The king of “mo lei tau” comedy, Stephen Chow, stars in this meshing of Inspector Gadget and the likes of Die Hard 2 and Pulp Fiction in this pretty funny comedy. University student Lee Chak Sing is the most arrogant person to exist. An affluent young man, he thrives on making himself well known no […]Read Post ›
For his second film just behind the cameras, Hong Kong funnyman Stephen Chow brings us a tale of a mermaid and an unscrupulous businessman who find love in the most dire of situations for the former. Liu Xuan is a businessman who has only one love: money. When he buys the property for a reclamation […]Read Post ›
