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Yong zhe wu ju

  • 1981
  • 1h 35min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
7,1/10
1171
LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
Yong zhe wu ju (1981)
A short-tempered, violent criminal named "White Tiger" is on the run from the police and joins a theater troupe for disguise, killing anyone who angers him or who suspects his identity. One person he unsuccessfully tries to kill several times is a cowardly laundry man named "Mousy" who manages to escape mostly by running and hiding. When a very close friend of Mousy's is killed by the White Tiger, Mousy overcomes his cowardliness enough to seek revenge. Spectacular martial arts and acrobatics highlight the film, including a well choreographed fight between two pairs of men in dragon costume.
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA foul-tempered mute fugitive hides out amongst a theater troupe after his criminal wife got killed by the police. He sets his sights on a cowardly laundry man, and will not rest until he ki... Leggi tuttoA foul-tempered mute fugitive hides out amongst a theater troupe after his criminal wife got killed by the police. He sets his sights on a cowardly laundry man, and will not rest until he kills him, while donning a theatrical face paint.A foul-tempered mute fugitive hides out amongst a theater troupe after his criminal wife got killed by the police. He sets his sights on a cowardly laundry man, and will not rest until he kills him, while donning a theatrical face paint.

  • Regia
    • Yuen Woo-Ping
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Jing Wong
  • Star
    • Biao Yuen
    • Ka-Yan Leung
    • Shun-Yee Yuen
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    7,1/10
    1171
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Yuen Woo-Ping
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Jing Wong
    • Star
      • Biao Yuen
      • Ka-Yan Leung
      • Shun-Yee Yuen
    • 14Recensioni degli utenti
    • 25Recensioni della critica
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    Interpreti principali16

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    Biao Yuen
    Biao Yuen
    • Mousy
    Ka-Yan Leung
    Ka-Yan Leung
    • Leung Foon
    Shun-Yee Yuen
    • White Tiger
    Tak-Hing Kwan
    • Wong Fei-Hung
    Chung-Hsing Chao
    Chung-Hsing Chao
    • Chee
    Yun-Kin Chow
    Yun-Kin Chow
    • Kwun
    Fung Hak-On
    Fung Hak-On
    • Demon Tailor
    • (as Hark-On Fung)
    Kar-Fung Kam
    • White Tiger's Wife
    Phillip Ko
    Phillip Ko
    • Master Tam
    Chun-Hua Li
    Chun-Hua Li
    • Biggie
    • (as Chun-Wah Lee)
    • …
    Lily Li
    Lily Li
    • Mousy's sister
    Fan Mei-Sheng
    Fan Mei-Sheng
    • Marshall Pao
    • (as Mei Sheng Fan)
    Kwai Shan
    Kwai Shan
    • Curly Fingers…
    Ching Tang
    Ching Tang
    • Mousy's girlfriend
    Cheung-Yan Yuen
    Cheung-Yan Yuen
    • Bounty Hunter #1
    Qiu Yuen
    Qiu Yuen
    • White Tiger's Wife
    • Regia
      • Yuen Woo-Ping
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Jing Wong
    • Tutti gli interpreti e le troupe
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    Recensioni degli utenti14

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    7Groverdox

    Kung fu horror with some great scenes

    "Dreadnaught" has an unforgettable scene featuring four men in two different lion costumes. The costume that appears first climbs up a makeshift bridge made of benches in a feat of extraordinary balance and coordination. They are surprised by the other lion costume, and a fight ensues. It is mind boggling imagining how long it must have taken to get this right.

    The movie also has another really unique fight scene, where the actually terrifying bad guy wears an even more unique costume - a head with two faces, and fights in a dimly lit, frightening scene.

    You see, "Dreadnaught" is a rarity - a kung fu horror flick. The bad guy paints his face and murders people. He is a serial killer. It is up to our man Yuen Biao to stop him, but first he has to get over his cowardice.

    Unfortunately, much of the movie is quite typical for a kung fu flick from the '80s, with slapstick and silly characters. But some of those scenes, and the bad guy, are so good, I wish they'd managed the same tone throughout.
    7Guardia

    A Mouse Versus A Tiger.

    Dreadnaught features Yuen Woo Ping's extreme talent for choreography and action direction. Fan's of any of his other work will no doubt be very pleased to sit through this oddly titled film. Also, fans of Yuen Biao (that's me), will also be very happy to pick this one up, (although, like "Circus Kids" his role in the film could be argued as criminally underused).

    Again, set in Ming Dynasty China, this film sees the plight of Mousy (Biao), who happens to be a very shy, in-confident, and even cowardly laundry worker. His nature is revealed when we witness him trying to collect laundry debts from various townspeople - they push him around and give him nothing.

    All the while, an evil and eccentric killer "White Tiger" takes pleasure in terrorising anyone who happens to be around, and, unfortunately for Mousy, he seems to be high on Tiger's list. But, again, like most Kung Fu films, it's not so much what is done, but rather how they do it. Thankfully, Dreadnaught does well in it's direction and choreography, but it does not excel.

    Credits list Biao as the star, but I believe Leung Ka-Yan (who is Mousy's older brother in the film) deserves equal billing - they certainly have equal screen-time. "Foon", played by Ka-Yan, is a more well-rounded martial artist, and a student of the legendary Wong Fei Hung (played brilliantly and hilariously by Kwan Tak-Hing a la "Magnificent Butcher). The scene involving a rather violent tailor is worth the sitting alone.

    Dreadnaught seems more of an unfocused film as compared to Woo Ping's other work(s). "Drunken Master" for example had a clear, snappy and balanced screenplay. We knew where we were supposed to be at in terms of all the plot elements. Dreadnaught fails on these grounds, and it's action sequences do not mesh pleasurably with the dialog as they do in Drunken Master.

    I was expecting a "Snake in the Eagle's Shadow" for Yuen Biao, but rather, I see this film as three main action sequences starring various cast, tied together with the broad characterisation of Mr. White Tiger. It is by far one of the better Kung Fu films out there, but I'm afraid Yuen Woo Ping's other works do the same thing but better.
    9Bootsy

    Odd but Interesting Kung-Fu/Horror/Comedy Combo

    "Dreadnaught" is a consistently entertaining flick about Mousy (Yuen Biao), a hapless and clumsy coward who stumbles his way into plenty of trouble. While trying to collect a debt, he inadvertently runs afoul of a homicidal lunatic called White Tiger, and spends the rest of the movie being stalked by this freak. The flick is a very early attempt at a kung-fu/horror hybrid, with White Tiger sporting spooky Chinese opera-style make-up and frighteningly leaping into frame time and again. Of course, once he sneaks up on folks he karate chops them rather than stabs them. Still, the guy who plays White Tiger is genuinely creepy, and you really feel this guy's menacing presence. Yuen Biao is great as the goofy Mousy, tripping and falling his way in and out of danger. The fight scenes are excellent, played about half for laughs and half seriously. Add in Kwan Tak-Hing in his classic role as Wong Fei-Hung, and a couple of gross scenes involving ripping heads off chickens and cockroaches, and you've got the makings of a very intriguing kung-fu flick. If you're a fan of the slap-happy style of fighting perfected by Biao, Sammo Hung and Jackie Chan, and you like old school kung-fu stories, this one should be right up your alley.
    9Devans00

    Hokey but Cool

    Even though the movie had stereotype characters like the cross-eye goofy cop or the bad guy with the facial flaw, Dreadnaught also had some way cool scenes. If you can bear sitting through the slow, run of the mill parts, you'll be rewarded with 3 major scenes [in order of awesomeness]: 1) the fighting Dragons 2) the opera theatre fight and 3) the tailor. It's a slapstick comedy too, so you'll have a few laughs, too. I just don't get the title.
    8thepts

    We couldn't stop watching!

    In a hotel room in Kunming, China, 2005, four western tourists were getting ready to go out for that day's restaurant round, then this movie was on by accident - and we couldn't stop watching! We actually laughed at the lame slapstick, the "lion dance" was terrific, the energy - as mentioned in another review - was perfect throughout! Excellent work.

    Now I am at IMDb trying to check out this film, you see, we had to go 15 minutes before the ending to get to the restaurants before they closed, which was surprisingly hard to do with a random Chinese kung fu movie. We made sure to snap up the movie title, I'm going to watch this all the way.

    Then I see here it's from 1981 - which wasn't expected at all. Very good film, might look like your classic low-quality run of the mill kung-fu, but believe me, this is a notch above the rest!

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      During the lion dance scene, in the background a yellow and black flag can be spotted. This is a flag from Enter the Dragon (1973), which featured Shih Kien as the main villain. This is significant as Kwan Tak-Hing's interpretation of Wong Fei-Hong (as seen in this film) was originally known to frequently battle villains played by Kien in the 1950s and 1960s.
    • Versioni alternative
      For the UK VHS version of Dreadnaught released in 1999, the BBFC cut 4 seconds.
    • Connessioni
      Featured in The Best of the Martial Arts Films (1990)
    • Colonne sonore
      Ballad of the Passing Train
      Performed by Li Tai-Hsiang

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    • Data di uscita
      • 5 marzo 1981 (Hong Kong)
    • Paese di origine
      • Hong Kong
    • Lingua
      • Catonese
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    • Aziende produttrici
      • Pushkar Films
      • Golden Harvest Company
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