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Le Flic de Hong-Kong

Original title: Fuk sing go jiu
  • 1985
  • Tous publics
  • 1h 39m
IMDb RATING
6.3/10
6.5K
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Jackie Chan, Sammo Kam-Bo Hung, Sibelle Hu, Michiko Nishiwaki, and Biao Yuen in Le Flic de Hong-Kong (1985)
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Martial ArtsActionComedyCrime

Muscles, cop from Hong Kong, is in Japan chasing a bad HK cop. His cop partner gets taken by the ninja gang. Muscles gets his 5 old no-good friends from the orphanage to help find the bad co... Read allMuscles, cop from Hong Kong, is in Japan chasing a bad HK cop. His cop partner gets taken by the ninja gang. Muscles gets his 5 old no-good friends from the orphanage to help find the bad cop. Lots of comedy and kung-fu fighting follows.Muscles, cop from Hong Kong, is in Japan chasing a bad HK cop. His cop partner gets taken by the ninja gang. Muscles gets his 5 old no-good friends from the orphanage to help find the bad cop. Lots of comedy and kung-fu fighting follows.

  • Director
    • Sammo Kam-Bo Hung
  • Writers
    • Barry Wong
    • Kin Lo
    • Cheuk-Hon Szeto
  • Stars
    • Sammo Kam-Bo Hung
    • Charlie Chin
    • Stanley Sui-Fan Fung
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.3/10
    6.5K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Sammo Kam-Bo Hung
    • Writers
      • Barry Wong
      • Kin Lo
      • Cheuk-Hon Szeto
    • Stars
      • Sammo Kam-Bo Hung
      • Charlie Chin
      • Stanley Sui-Fan Fung
    • 39User reviews
    • 26Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 1 nomination total

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    My Lucky Stars aka "Fuk Sing Go Jiu"
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    My Lucky Stars aka "Fuk Sing Go Jiu"

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    Sammo Kam-Bo Hung
    Sammo Kam-Bo Hung
    • Kidstuff
    • (as Sammo Hung)
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    Charlie Chin
    Charlie Chin
    • Herb
    • (as Charlie Ching)
    Stanley Sui-Fan Fung
    Stanley Sui-Fan Fung
    • Rawhide
    • (as Shui-Fan Fung)
    Richard Ng
    Richard Ng
    • Sandy
    Eric Tsang
    Eric Tsang
    • Roundhead…
    Sibelle Hu
    Sibelle Hu
    • Swordflower…
    Jackie Chan
    Jackie Chan
    • Muscles
    Biao Yuen
    Biao Yuen
    • Ricky Fung
    Tat-Wah Tso
    Tat-Wah Tso
    • Supt. Walter Tsao
    Paul Chang Chung
    Paul Chang Chung
    • Gang Leader
    • (as Paul Chang)
    Ching-Ying Lam
    Ching-Ying Lam
    • Renegade Cop
    • (as Ching Ying Lam)
    Liu Chia-Yung
    Liu Chia-Yung
    • Henchman
    • (as Kar Wing Lau)
    Dick Wei
    Dick Wei
    • Gang Member
    Michiko Nishiwaki
    Michiko Nishiwaki
    • Japanese Fighter
    James Tien
    James Tien
    • Parole Officer
    Ping Ha
    Ping Ha
    • Mrs. Tsao
    Ho-Kai Law
    Ho-Kai Law
    • Dentist
    Bolo Yeung
    Bolo Yeung
    • Millionaire Chan
    • Director
      • Sammo Kam-Bo Hung
    • Writers
      • Barry Wong
      • Kin Lo
      • Cheuk-Hon Szeto
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    User reviews39

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    jrat6200

    Great Comedy Actioner!!!

    This movie was very funny! Sammo Hung has a true sense of humor. There was more comedy than action present, but it works out just fine. Jackie isn't the star of the movie. I think it works out better that way. The movie wasn't meant to be all action, but comedy mostly. The cameos were excellent!! Dick Wei's usual villainous role doesn't surprise me, but he shows off his moves and throws down in this movie!! Jackie, Yuen, and Sammo's chemistry on screen is incredible. I wonder when they trained at the Peking Opera School, did they ever think that they would use their skills on screen? Anyway, Eric Tsang is a very funny, versatile actor. His childish antics in this movie are hilarious. If you want to watch hilarious HK comedy, go meet the Lucky Stars!! They're all that and a bag of Kung Fu.
    DrLenera

    Almost an hour of tedious unfunny 'comedy' just about saved by some great action

    A follow-up to Winners and Sinners,this is,like that film,essentially a comedy starring Samo Hung and some Hong Kong comedians,the Lucky Stars, with what really amounts to little more than an extended cameo from Jackie Chan. He has more scenes in this one,but despite what DVD covers might say he certainly doesn't 'star' in the film.

    Opening with some great car and fight action involving Chan and his fellow Peking Opera School graduate Yuen Biao,the film than becomes,for almost the next hour,a series of comedy set pieces involving the Lucky Stars. As well as slowing the film to a halt the problem is that very little of the humour seems funny to these western eyes and may only be understood by Hong Kong audiences {as in a lengthy sequence on a bus involving jokes about Chinese dialects and the like}. Much of it is taken up with the men all trying to find ways to get close to female star Sibelle Hu, in what looks alarmingly like sexual harassment. Only Eric Tsang's childlike behaviour and Righard Ng's double takes,plus a gag about a walnut,seem to work.

    After what seems like an eternity of this stuff the last 20 mins is all fantastic action,with a very imaginative fairground set piece which may have influenced Beverley Hills Cop 3,ninjas,and some terrific fighting involving Chan,Hing,Biao and some other Hong Kong action folk. Maybe it's a case of too little too late. As with some other Hong Kong films the action seems to cancel out the comedy and vice versa. It's OK,but Winners and Sinners before it and Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stare are better.
    5microfame

    weak by comparison

    For someone who loves the "three brothers" in the outstanding "Dragons Forever", or the also excellent "Wheels on Meals", "My Lucky Stars" was a poor offering. The fight scenes at the end, particularly Jackie's unique and exciting romp through the "haunted house", account for four of my five-star rating. The vast stretch of "humor" in the middle is comprised of some Chinese-nuanced gags, inaccessible to my Western senses, and a load of truly imbecilic slapstick, most of it so juvenile and embarrassing that I had to eventually begin fast-forward searching, to get to some decent action. I can only recommend the first 10 minutes, and the last 20.....
    5gridoon

    Like the other "Lucky Stars" films, this one is a mixed bag

    This movie begins with some jaw-dropping, "holy s**t" stunts performed by Jackie Chan and Yuen Biao. Then Biao's character gets taken as a hostage by the villains, and the next hour belongs to Sammo Hung and his gang, the infamous "Lucky Stars". Their comedy is often labored, and always lowbrow, but it manages to be occasionally funny. I've seen three films with them now, so I'm more accustomed to their brand of humor, but they're definitely not to everyone's taste. In the final 20 minutes, we get to the fight scenes, which are choreographed in the usual inimitable Jackie-Sammo style, yet I have some complaints: most of the fights are either too brief or too choppily intercut with each other. For example, what could have been the ultimate cinematic catfight, between the stunningly sexy Sibelle Hu and the beautifully muscular Michico Nishiwaki, is pretty much a disappointment: too brief, intercut with a parallel Sammo fight, and Ms. Nishiwaki comes to a rather demeaning end. Another example is the Jackie Chan vs. Dick Wei fight, which is over much too quickly. Both Nishiwaki and Wei are better showcased in the excellent Hong Kong actioner "In The Line Of Duty 3". In fact, probably everyone involved with "My Lucky Stars" is better showcased somewhere else. But for fans of the genre and the stars, the movie is worth a viewing. (**)
    breadandhammers

    Really funny

    Funny! This is a very classic kind of kung-fu comedy.

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    • Trivia
      Despite being billed as one of the stars, Jackie Chan's role in this movie is relatively minor until the final half hour. The major star of the movie is Chan's longtime associate and former member of the Peking Opera School, Sammo Kam-Bo Hung. This movie also features another of that troupe, Biao Yuen.
    • Alternate versions
      Japanese video version ends with cast and crew mooning the camera.
    • Connections
      Featured in The Best of the Martial Arts Films (1990)

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    Details

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    • Release date
      • February 10, 1985 (Hong Kong)
    • Country of origin
      • Hong Kong
    • Languages
      • Cantonese
      • Japanese
    • Also known as
      • My Lucky Stars
    • Filming locations
      • Fujikyu Highland, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, Japan
    • Production companies
      • Paragon Films Ltd.
      • Bo Ho Film Company Ltd.
      • Cine-Asia
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 39m(99 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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