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Andy Lau (Actor) | Adam Cheng (Actor) | Simon Yam (Actor) | Michelle Reis (Actor)

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Product Title:	Drunken Master III 醉拳 III 醉拳 III 醉拳 III (DVD)(MA) Drunken Master III
Artist Name(s):	Andy Lau (Actor) \| Adam Cheng (Actor) \| Simon Yam (Actor) \| Michelle Reis (Actor) 劉德華 (Actor) \| 鄭少秋 (Actor) \| 任達華 (Actor) \| 李嘉欣 (Actor) 刘德华 (Actor) \| 郑少秋 (Actor) \| 任达华 (Actor) \| 李嘉欣 (Actor) 劉徳華（アンディ・ラウ） (Actor) \| アダム・チェン (Actor) \| 任達華（サイモン・ヤム） (Actor) \| 李嘉欣　（ミッシェル・リー） (Actor) 유덕화 (Actor) \| Adam Cheng (Actor) \| Simon Yam (Actor) \| Michelle Reis (Actor)
Director:	Liu Chia Liang 劉家良刘家良劉家良　（ラウ・カーリョン） Liu Chia Liang
Language:	Cantonese, Mandarin
Country of Origin:	Hong Kong
Disc Format(s):	DVD
Region Code:	All Region What is it?
Rating:	II
Duration:	91 (mins)
Publisher:	Mei Ah (HK)
Package Weight:	150 (g)
Shipment Unit:	1 What is it?
YesAsia Catalog No.:	1000042933

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主演：劉德華╱鄭少秋╱李嘉欣╱任達華
Cast: Andy Lau/ Adam Cheng/ Michelle Lee/ Simon Yam
導演：劉家良 Director: Lau Ka Leung

　　戊戌政變後，袁世凱（何家駒）因獲重用乘著時勢攀登總統之位但仍意猶未盡，更鼓吹帝制，並行自封。袁氏深信其妾沈玉（李嘉欣）手上之「斑指」加冠，定能安穩帝位之說，於是派遣心腹楊君（劉德華）護送沈玉返京同登大典。時勢混亂，在野黨一直密謀巔覆，在君護送途中乘其不避，以圖重創袁氏；君知悉事態嚴重，遂求助於教頭黃麒英（鄭少秋）。英為保沈玉向眾訛稱她為其妾；並命子飛鴻（季天笙）暗中護玉上路，怎料，鴻與玉竟被中途攔截，他們眼見厄運難逃……

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Average Customer Rating for this Edition: Customer Review Rated Bad 2 - 2 out of 10 (3)

Apple
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January 30, 2007

Not so good Customer Review Rated Bad 2 - 2 out of 10

I am pretty much dissapointed in this movie! Jackie Chan's " Drunken Master 1 & 2" is way better! Story isn't so fun and not well organized, plus actor's drunken kungfu wasn't good at all except the master of drunken kungfu. ( Because he has been in many kinds of kung fu movies in past, so of course he's good!) but Andy Lau, and the other actors.. not so good.. I am not recommanded this movie.

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February 24, 2004

Drunken Master 3 Customer Review Rated Bad 1 - 1 out of 10

Director Lau Kar Leung made Drunken Master 3 (DM3) in response to his loss of creative control over Drunken Master 2 (DM2). But this demonstration of what he can acheive if he retains full control misfires sadly. The film is weak on a number of points when it stands alone, never mind when you look at it as an 'answer' to the great DM2. Lau meant this film to out-do the one that had been taken away from him but, with due respect, he makes himself look bad.

The film depicts Wong Fei Hung and his father in the same 1920's setting as its predecessor. In fact, you could say that it's a prequel, not a sequel, for several reasons. Fei Hung seems younger, and not just because he's played this time by a genuinely young actor. His behaviour in the script is less mature and he is notably clumsy in action, with little of the physical dexterity Jackie Chan gave the character. And while reference is made to Fei Hung's dead mother, there is no stepmother (as played by Anita Mui) yet. So this story seems to be set before DM2.

The cast of characters is a bit of a mess, with nobody really standing out. The whole story hinges of Michelle Reis's character, but her big moment in the script is breaking down and expressing a wish to be treated like an Empress. Hardly the kind of revelation that wins hearts. The principle villain is played by someone far too young, looking to be about fourteen years old. Wong Fei Hung is too blandly presented, seemingly written and performed with no mind to the history of the character so as to make this incarnation interesting. Wong Kei Ying is closer to his previous incarnations, but gets too little screen time to do much.

Somehow, the fine history of both these characters is insulted by the absurdly anachronistic Halloween party in the final act. I'm all for reinterpreting the characters, but this feels a bit too thoughtless.

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Anonymous

January 1, 2003

boring film Customer Review Rated Bad 3 - 3 out of 10

This is definitely one of my least favorite Andy Lau film's as the story was just terrible and Andy does not feature much in this film.

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