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Peace Group (writer)
Brandy Yuen (writer)
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31 May 1984 (Hong Kong) more
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Cast

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Donnie Yen ... Chan Chuen Chung
Cheung-Yan Yuen ... Puppetteer
Lydia Shum ... Fatty
Shun-Yee Yuen ... Iron-Steel
Mandy Chan ... Ta Sha
Yat Chor Yuen ... Yu Ping
Don Wong ... Ta Sha's father
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Chung-Kwai Cheung ... Ta Sha's friend 1
Chang Hsun
Wong Kin-Mi ... Muscle Man
Alan Lee ... Thug
Kun Li ... Chung & Ping's father
Ge Liu
Yun-pao Lu
Pooi Tak-Wan
Yao Wang ... Ta Sha's friend 2
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Drunken Tai Chi (Hong Kong: English title)
Drunken Tai Chi Master (International: English title)
Laughing Tai Chi (Hong Kong: English title) (literal title)
Xiao tai ji (Hong Kong: Mandarin title)
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91 min
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5 out of 6 people found the following review useful.
The Goodness of Yen, 24 December 2004
9/10
Author: Masta_Ruthless from Memphis Tn

First off let me say that most people that give reviews don't know what they are talking about. This movie is Donnie's first and is a very good one. He definitely did better on his first than Jackie Chan (Young Tiger) and Jet Li (Shaolin Temple). This movie is not about drunken tai chi, it's about a drunk teaching a young man tai chi. That's the difference when you get original titles vs American titles. Yen's action is remarkable as well as his acting skills, and the fact that the Yuen family backs him up more than proves his credit in the movie business is A+++.

In this movie you can't help but to feel sorry for Yen as he tries to make his brother feel just as special as he is vs his rotten greedy father. Only to wind up losing them both is when the heart break shows up, but back to the review Donnie more than proves that he is the man for the job once he gets his hands on the Killer Bird. If you want some good ole Asian action, then try this movie out. There are a lot of critics out there but let's see if they can recall America ever coming out with action this good.

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