Lung dik chuen yan

1991
1h 36m

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Stephen Chow in Lung dik chuen yan (1991)

Stephen Chow leaves for the big city to try and save his home by winning the huge snooker tournament.Stephen Chow leaves for the big city to try and save his home by winning the huge snooker tournament.Stephen Chow leaves for the big city to try and save his home by winning the huge snooker tournament.

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6.4/10

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Stephen Chow

Chow Siu-Lung
(as Chiao Sing Chi)

Teresa Sun-Kwan Mo

Mo
(as Mo Shun Kwan)

Ka-Yan Leung

Yun
(as Leung Kar Yan)

Wah Yuen

Master Chow Fei-Hung
(as Yuen Wah)

Corey Yuen

Cop
(as Yuen Fui)

Shing Fui-On

Hood with Glasses
(as Sing Fui On)

Ying-Kwan Lok

Fong's realtor
(as Lok Ying Kwan)

Amy Yip

Boutique boss
(as Yip Chi Mei)

Kwan-Sing Kwok

Kwok Kwan Shing - 1986 Pool Champion
(as Kwok Kwan Shing)

Chi-Ho Kwok

Kwok Chi Ho - 1990 Pool Champion
(as Kwok Chi Ho)

Siu-Choi Leung

Leung Shiu Choi - 1989 Pool Champion
(as Leung Shiu Choi)

Jimmy White

Jimmy White - World Billiards Champion

Stone Chan

Siu Cheung

Tai-O resident

Directors
- Danny Lee
- Lik-Chi Lee
Writers
- James Fung
- Kam-Fai Law
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Featured review

8/10

Early, but one of the better ones

Legend of the Dragon is one of my favourite Stephen Chow films, probably because it is so quintessentially Chinese. It's old vs new, rich vs poor, corrupt vs virtuous, etc, etc. In portraying all these aspects, you get a vivid impression of Hong Kong at its earthy best.

Do I need to go into the plot? I guess so. Young naive and backward Stephen lives on a somewhat backward HK island that developers want to use to make an Airport. Chow's cousin is used to fool his father out of the land, and Chow must use his kung fu snooker skills to save the day.

The film lacks the genuinely hyper-absurd moments of God of Cookery or 60 million dollar man, but isn't as oddly deflating as My Hero, or over-slick like From Beijing with Love.

It's good.