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2005
雀聖
Directed by Billy Chung Siu-Hung, Wong Jing
Synopsis
Chi Mo Sai (Yuen Wah) meets Wong (Roger Kwok) in Auntie Fei's (Yuen Qiu) cafe and learns that Wong has photographic memory. He decides to exploit this skill by teaching Wong how to play Mahjong, but Fei, Wong's boss, strongly objects to it. Despite Fei's objections, Wong learns Mahjong from compulsive gambler Chi Mo Sai. He impresses triad boss Tin Kau Ko (Wong Jing). Wong falls in love with Tin's mistress (Theresa Fu) and is beaten by Tin's men. Wong then becomes crazy. Luckily, Fei cured him using Mahjong. Fei wanted Wong to beat Tin in the "King of Mahjong" competition and be the King of Mahjong. The film ends with a climactic "King of Mahjong" Competition. It is the only film made in 2005 to boast of having a sequel made in 2005.
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Cast
Roger Kwok Yuen Wah Yuen Qiu Jade Leung Chang Wong Jing Theresa Fu Iris Wong Yat-Tung Tenky Tin Kai-Man Lam Tze-chung Lee Kin-Yan Fung Lee Ding Yue Yang Neng Eddie Li Yu-Yeung Jerry Lamb Hiu-Fung
DirectorsDirectors
Billy Chung Siu-Hung Wong Jing
WriterWriter
Wong Jing
Studios
Wong Jing's Workshop Ltd.
Country
Hong Kong
Language
Chinese
Alternative Titles
雀圣, Cao Thủ Mạt Chược
Genres
Action Comedy
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03 Jun 2005
Hong KongIIB
10 Oct 2005
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10 Oct 2005
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Review by PenguinBoss ★★★
When you look back on Wong Jing’s filmography, it’s amazing how often he tried to recreate the God of Gamblers cash cow, just couldn’t let it go I guess.
This isn’t very good and incredibly cheap, feels like a movie that was planned and put together very quickly. There’s definitely some dumb fun to be had though if you like HK silliness, has some creative action bits thrown in for good measure.
It was nice to see Yuen Wah in a goofball protagonist role, he’s definitely the best part of the movie.
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Review by Tonkoe 1
Chavales, no os lo vais a creer
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Review by Bruce Rogers ★★
There is such a sense that this has all been done before but this time they cynically added mahjong as the ingredient. Heck, this is how movies have always been made but I’ve seen too many for this to be little more than an empty exercise. I was mostly interested when Overbite Jane was on screen; who was played with unnerving charm for such an outdated beauty trope by DJ Miss Yellow/Tung Tung. May she get a sequel with all the boyfriends and plot twists she could desire.
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Review by jaumequevedo
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Resulta imposible ver Kung Fu Mahjong (2005) sin precipitarse a una reflexión obligatoria sobre la naturaleza tanto del Arte como del Lenguaje. Arte y Lenguaje son los únicos verdaderos Dioses que la humanidad ha llegado a crear. Cuestionamos constantemente la existencia o el dogma de tal o cual religión y su teología, pero en cambio la fe que tenemos en el Arte es completamente ciega.
Es fascinante como usamos de manera intuitiva el mismo lenguaje para referirnos a garabatos abstractos que evocan en nosotros inexplicables sentimientos de soledad y desolación, que a piezas de densa literatura capaces de hacernos sentir pasiones románticas tan puras que nos llevan a la melancolía o tan carnales que nos hacen cuestionar la naturaleza misma…
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Review by Jay Ballester
La mejor película sobre Mahjong que he visto jamás
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Review by peep poot
cinematic masterpiece
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Review by maviddata ★★
Wong Jing reversionando por enésima vez su superexito God of Gamblers. Ha hecho muchas películas ambientadas en lo que puede llamarse el universo God of Gamblers, pero en este caso crea un nuevo continuum con la simpática pareja de caseros de Kung Fu Hustle. Y en lugar del casino esta vez tenemos el popular juego del mahjong.
Hay muy pocas localizaciones y muchos planos medios que dan la sensación de que la película tiene una realización casi televisiva. Como si quisieran tapar el bajo presupuesto con actores conocidos, pero en la cuesta baja de sus carreras.
Si conoces el tipo de humor zafio de Wong Jing ya sabes lo que te vas a encontrar aquí, aunque ni los chistes ni los gags visuales slapstick están entre lo mejor de su trayectoria.
Es una comedia decente pero hay mejores opciones con una premisa similar y mejores medios
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Review by Niels Matthijs (Onderhond) ★★½
Jing Wong was so desperate to launch a new gambling-themed comedy franchise that he made two Kung Fu Mahjong in the same year. As is often the case with these back to back projects the quality between the different instalments is pretty consistent, meaning this first film is rather amusing, but hardly world-class cinema.
Chi Mo-Sai is a professional gambler who is more used to losing than winning. His luck changes when he meets a seasoned croupier. He convinces the man to follow him around and with him by his side he suddenly wins every gamble he makes. But with fortune comes hardship and it doesn't take long before Mo-Sai's life becomes a lot more complicated.
I've seen quite a…
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Review by hotsake ★½
Completely and horribly inconsistent, the comedy is completely shitty and not funny at all, but the drama fares much better, unfortunately there's not much of it.
