Legendary Actor Ng Man Tat Passes Away At 69 A young Shaolin follower reunites with his discouraged brothers to form a soccer team using their martial art skills to their advantage. Edit Translation
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- Español
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- magyar / magyar nyelv
- Native Title: 少林足球
- Also Known As: Siu Lam Juk Kau
- Screenwriter & Director: Stephen Chow
- Screenwriter: Tsang Kan Cheung, Steven Fung, Erica Lee
- Genres: Action, Comedy, Martial Arts, Sports
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Cast & Credits
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![Stephen Chow in Shaolin Soccer Hong Kong Movie (2001)]( "Stephen Chow in Shaolin Soccer Hong Kong Movie (2001)")
Stephen ChowAh SingMain Role -
![Ng Man Tat in Shaolin Soccer Hong Kong Movie (2001)]( "Ng Man Tat in Shaolin Soccer Hong Kong Movie (2001)")
Ng Man Tat"Golden Leg Fung"Main Role -
![Danny Chan in Shaolin Soccer Hong Kong Movie (2001)]( "Danny Chan in Shaolin Soccer Hong Kong Movie (2001)")
Danny ChanLightning HandsSupport Role -
![Alex Lam in Shaolin Soccer Hong Kong Movie (2001)]( "Alex Lam in Shaolin Soccer Hong Kong Movie (2001)")
Alex LamTeam Gangster Player #1Support Role -
![Patrick Tse in Shaolin Soccer Hong Kong Movie (2001)]( "Patrick Tse in Shaolin Soccer Hong Kong Movie (2001)")
Patrick TseHungSupport Role -
![Lam Chi Chung in Shaolin Soccer Hong Kong Movie (2001)]( "Lam Chi Chung in Shaolin Soccer Hong Kong Movie (2001)")
Lam Chi ChungLight Weight VestSupport Role
Reviews
I've re-watched this movie several times. It goes from the coaches past to the present with all the players, mixing kung fu with soccer, buns, and everyday life. Even characters you see and would think are pointless extras (by standers) have their moments. Each member has their own special skill in kung fu, and each team stands out in an amusing way making the games very interesting. No boring scenes or pointless conversation. Random comedy bits. It's a good family movie also. I highly recommend it ^^
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I love the cast! Each one fits perfectly on whatever character he or her portrays. I'm not much fan of Chinese movies but this one serves as an exception. :)
Not gonna make it long. In short, YOU JUS GOTTA WATCH IT.
I recommend it to anyone who's fond of comedic antiques and anecdotes. :)
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