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Yuen Wah (Actor) | Roger Kwok (Actor) | Yuan Qiu (Actor) | Jade Leung
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Director Wong Jing cleverly blends all popular elements together to make an action comedy Kung Fu Mahjong! The title and the cast - Yuan Qiu and Yuen Wah - of course remind us of Stephen Chow's blockbuster Kung Fu Hustle, and in fact hilarious scenes with Yuan Qiu beating Yuen Wah is no less prevalent in Kung Fu Mahjong. Hot TV actor Roger Kwok brings back his role as a half-wit from the popular TVB drama Square Pegs. Gambling is one of Hong Kong director's favorite themes, and Wong Jing, who has made the famous God of Gamblers films, this time focuses on Hong Kong people's best loved gambling game, Mahjong. Get Kung Fu Mahjong to enjoy 100 minutes of non-stop merriment!

Yuen Wah is a professional gambler who loses more than he wins in gambling. But he finds restaurant waiter Ah Wong (Roger Kwok) his savior, for Ah Wong possesses excellent memory to recall the positions of all 144 mahjong tiles. The biggest obstacle is Ah Wong's boss, Auntie Fei (Yuan Qiu), who seems to hate gambling a lot. But she was indeed once the Queen of Mahjong! Now she feels compelled to reveal her true identity when Ah Wong is beaten up by the number one gambler (played by Wong Jing himself) to become a half-wit...

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Product Title: Kung Fu Mahjong 雀聖 雀圣 カンフー麻雀 (雀聖)(香港版) Kung Fu Mahjong
Artist Name(s): Yuen Wah (Actor) | Roger Kwok (Actor) | Yuan Qiu (Actor) | Jade Leung | Theresa Fu | Wong Jing 元華 (Actor) | 郭晉安 (Actor) | 元秋 (Actor) | 梁琤 | 傅穎 | 王晶 元华 (Actor) | 郭晋安 (Actor) | 元秋 (Actor) | 梁琤 | 傅颖 | 王晶 ユン・ワー (Actor) | 郭晉安(ロジャー・クォック) (Actor) | ユン・チウ (Actor) | 梁[王争](ジェイ・リョン) | 傅穎(テレサ・フー) | 王晶 (バリー・ウォン) Yuen Wah (Actor) | Roger Kwok (Actor) | Yuan Qiu (Actor) | Jade Leung | Theresa Fu | Wong Jing
Director: Wong Jing | Billy Chung 王晶 | 鍾 少雄 王晶 | Chung Shao Xiong 王晶 (バリー・ウォン) | 鍾少雄(ビリー・チョン) Wong Jing | Chung Shao Xiong
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Release Date: 2005-08-14
Language: Cantonese, Mandarin
Subtitles: English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese
Country of Origin: Hong Kong
Picture Format: NTSC What is it?
Disc Format(s): DVD
Region Code: All Region What is it?
Rating: IIB
Duration: 107 (mins)
Publisher: Mei Ah (HK)
Package Weight: 120 (g)
Shipment Unit: 1 What is it?
YesAsia Catalog No.: 1004026027

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導演:王晶/鍾少雄

  自摸西是個典型的病態賭徒,麻雀、啤牌、狗、馬、過大海,無所不曉。貪勝不知輸,最終欠下高利貸。他遇上了的阿旺,他要訓練阿旺成為麻雀高手,協助自己贏大錢!可是,阿旺工作的茶餐廳的老板娘十三飛,卻不贊成阿旺跟自摸西當職業賭徒,叫他腳踏實地做人。

  自摸西帶阿旺去俱樂部打麻雀,遇上麻雀界第一高手鳳凰女。阿旺大殺三方,鳳凰女認為阿旺是自己三個月後「雀聖」大賽的最強對手。

  阿旺送外賣,經過網球場,見到雪兒打網球。他一見傾心,自摸西答應幫他追求雪兒。

  十三飛得知阿旺經常偷走離家,跟自摸西去賭錢,十分憤怒,趕他走,著他不要再回來。阿旺咬牙離開,一直暗戀阿旺的十三飛女兒哨牙珍暗自垂淚。

  阿旺專心當職業賭徒,與自摸西拍住上搵錢,他們打麻雀越打越大,在澳門遇上勢力龐大的天九哥。原來雪兒是天九哥的情婦,阿旺慘遭毒打,變成傻子,雪兒則被天九哥賣到砵蘭街當妓女。

  阿旺,憑藉僅有的記憶和習慣,返回茶餐廳,十三飛見阿旺如此,內心不忍。十三飛決定用「麻雀刺激腦細胞法」為阿旺治療。原來十三飛乃退休雀后,因老公被斬死,才決定退出賭壇。此時,十三飛日夜與阿旺打牌,用牌刺激他,令阿旺得以復元。

  阿旺參加「雀聖大賽」,輕鬆過關。最後決賽與天九哥、鳳凰女同場較技。究竟阿旺會否好轉及勝出比賽?

  Wong could locate all 144 mahjong tiles after playing three hands and regardless of how the mahjong tiles were reshuffled. Together with Uncle Gat, he won big money in the casinos of Macau, catching the attention of big time hustler Mr Baa. Wong fell in love with Cheryl, Mr Baa's mistress. Mr Baa gave them such heavy beating that Wong became an imbecile. Auntie Fei used "Mahjong Shock Therapy" to cure Wong and trained him to become a grandmaster of Kungfu Mahjong. At the Asian Mahjong Competition, Wong got his sweet revenge by scoring a decisive win over Mr Baa.
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October 4, 2005

Well, it didn't take long for Wong Jing to crank out a Kung Fu Hustle knock-off. Actually, Kung Fu Mahjong isn't a full ripoff of Hustle, though there are certainly some similarities, most notably the pairing of Yuen Wah and Yuen Qiu. Wah plays a low-level gambler who runs into a kid with a photographic memory (Roger Kwok), while trying to get away from some loan sharks. Seeing dollar signs, Wah tries to convince Kwok's boss (Qiu) to let him gamble, but she will have none of it. However, the lure of big money and a need to use it to impress a pretty girl (Theresa Fu) convinces Kwok to team up with Wah and enter a tournament where he will take on the current "King of Gamblers" (Wong Jing).

The proceedings here are your usual Wong Jing fare, with lots of toilet humor, some goofy action sequences and a few movie parodies (but someone please tell Hong Kong filmmakers to lay off the Kill Bill homages already; I think I've already seen three or four of these this year, and the joke was tired last year). Like I said before, despite the title and a couple of gags (such as Yuen Wah getting knocked off a building and then getting hit on the head with a flowerpot), Kung Fu Mahjong is closer in tone to Wong Jing's well-known gambling movies, rather than Stephen Chow's box-office smash.

That's not necessarily a bad thing - I've enjoyed many of Wong's gambling pictures. However, I'm more than a bit hazy on the rules of mahjong, which made the "duel" at the end hard to follow. And Wong Jing seems to be running out of ideas; the finale echoes his own God of Gamblers, but not in a very good way. Despite its flaws, though, Kung Fu Mahjong is a fairly solid (if unspectactular) gambling movie - but one begins to wonder how many times Wong Jing can go back to the well before the bucket turns up totally dry.

By Neil Koch

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Customer Review of "Kung Fu Mahjong"

Average Customer Rating for this Edition: Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9 out of 10 (2)
Average Customer Rating for All Editions of this Product: Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10 (3)

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June 5, 2006

Kung Fu Mahjong anyone? Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9 out of 10
Yuan Qiu and Yuen Wah are the Lucy and Desi of the Kung Fu world...so funny together! Great movie and story. I laughed, got teary eyed. It's much better than Kung Fu Sweetheart!!! Recommended
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July 25, 2005

This customer review refers to Kung Fu Mahjong with free MJonline Game Disc (US Version)
Not DTS Customer Review Rated Bad 6 - 6 out of 10
It is disappointed this US Version is only letterbox and Dolby Surround. I understand the Hong Kong Version is in 5.1 Dolby Digital and DTS.
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Anonymous

July 18, 2005

Very funny Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9 out of 10
This movie is very funny, Yun Wah and Yuan Qiu are great. People who love mahjong but not good at it should watch it, this movie teach you some skills.
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