Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Sammo Kam-Bo Hung | ... | Li Hui | |
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Fengchao Liu | ... | Yang Yauwu |
Wenjie Wang | ... | Li Yi | |
Phoebe Wang | ... | Fong Fong (as Wang Fei) | |
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Yongchen Liu | ... | Xiao Zhang |
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Yachao Wang | ... | Li Er |
Junjie Mao | ... | Xiao Yi | |
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Dong Wei | ... | Young Li Yi |
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Zhicheng Liang | ... | Young Yang Yauwu |
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Xin Liu | ... | Young Fang Fang |
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Yao Shi | ... | Young Xiao Zhang |
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Dezhou Wu | ... | Young Li Er |
Jin Zhang | ... | Guo Nan | |
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Nan Tie | ... | Ke Le |
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Jing He | ... | Zhang Ting |
Ten years ago, five students joined a martial arts school and learned the disciplines of Wushu and the bonds of friendship. Today, both will be put to the test after they and a former student stumble into a child kidnapping ring.
Not a brilliant Kung Fu film by any means but still a very watchable and enjoyable one. Sammo Hung is a real star who even at his age can still fight with convincing skill. He has come a long way since his role as the fat boy losing to Bruce Lee in the opening fight in Enter the Dragon. He also shows in this film what a great actor he is and steals every scene he is in. The supporting cast are all very good and clearly very highly skilled in Martial Arts. The bad guy is suitably menacing and has one of those faces that can change in an instant from innocent looking to totally evil. In all a very enjoyable film although I am sure die hard Kung fu fans may feel it is a little light weight.