Drunken Master (Hong Kong, 1978)
Jackie Chan lacks discipline. Therefore (?) he is sent to a scruffy, drunk beggar with no hygiene. They drink a lot to emulate eight modes of drunken fighting. This comes in handy when Jackie's father is hunted by a hired assassin (!). There you have it.
Pros:
- Inordinate amounts of wine guzzling. Even during fights.
A dead drunk kung fu master looking for a drinking companion.Kung fu masters sharing their wisdom.- Scientific facts!
- Eight
inane,randommodes of drunk fighting. Here's one of them. - Embellishes the joys of
cirrhosis of the liverdrunken fighting.
Others include: Tso, the desperate throat lock; Han, blowing his flute; Auntie Ho, swinging her body around.
Why not: Bozo, playing his xylophone; Hai Ho, the comatose; Grannie Pei, showing off, much to her family's embarrassment.
Cons:
- Could've used some sober people.
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