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King Of Beggars (DVD-9) (China Version)

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Superstar comedian Stephen Chow turns in one of his most charismatic and heroic performances in King of Beggars, a period kung-fu comedy from director Gordon Chan (Fight Back to School). Chow plays So, a lazy, self-involved layabout who receives a fall from grace when his illiteracy prevents him from becoming an official. Reduced to being a beggar, So is asked to join the rebels, but his pride and self-loathing prevent him from joining up. But when evil Imperial wizard Norman Tsui stages a coup, it's up to So to stand up and be counted. So learns the hilarious "sleeping kung-fu", and returns to fight for justice as the legendary Beggar So! Combining an involving martial arts storyline, entertaining action sequences, and Stephen Chow's inimitable comic charm, King of Beggars is one of Stephen Chow's most enjoyable, crowd-pleasing efforts! Nominated for Best Picture and Best Director at the 12th Hong Kong Film Awards.
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Product Title: King Of Beggars (DVD-9) (China Version) 武狀元蘇乞兒 (DVD-9)(中國版) 武状元苏乞儿 (DVD-9)(中国版) King Of Beggars (DVD-9) (China Version) King Of Beggars (DVD-9) (China Version)
Artist Name(s): Ng Man Tat (Actor) | Stephen Chow (Actor) | Sharla Cheung (Actor) 吳孟達 (Actor) | 周 星馳 (Actor) | 張敏 (Actor) 吴孟达 (Actor) | 周 星驰 (Actor) | 张敏 (Actor) 呉孟達 （ン・マンタ） (Actor) | 周星馳（チャウ・シンチー） (Actor) | 張敏（チョン・マン） (Actor) Ng Man Tat (Actor) | 주성치 (Actor) | Sharla Cheung (Actor)
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Release Date: 2006-02-17
Language: Cantonese, Mandarin
Subtitles: English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese
Country of Origin: China
Picture Format: PAL What is it?
Aspect Ratio: 1.77 : 1
Sound Information: DTS Digital Surround, Dolby Digital
Disc Format(s): DVD-9, DVD
Region Code: All Region What is it?
Duration: 100 (mins)
Publisher: Bei Jing Dong Fang Ying Yin Gong Si
Package Weight: 120 (g)
Shipment Unit: 1 What is it?
YesAsia Catalog No.: 1004124428

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* Screen Format : 16:9
* Sound Mix : Dolby AC-3, DTS
* DVD Type : DVD-9

　　蘇乞兒（周星馳）原名蘇察哈爾傑，原為貴族。蘇二十五歲生日時，在怡紅院結識賣藝女如霜（張敏飾），為博取其歡心，上京就考武狀元。後因作弊，全家被貶為乞兒。蘇在機緣巧合下救了丐幫長老，並接任為新幫主。
　　皇上狩獵之時，天理教發現，蘇用降龍十八掌大敗天理教教主太乙真人（徐少強飾），皇帝欲恢復官職時，蘇只欲皇帝治好國家，令天下少人當乞丐。其後，皇上禦賜一個缽底寫著[奉旨乞食]的乞兒缽予蘇從此蘇和如霜過著愉快的行乞生活。

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Boggar So(Stephen Chow)was horn a Manchu nobleman. He was caught cheating at the martial arts competition and was stripped of his title and wealth and became a beggar. He saved the life of a senior member of the Beggar's Gang and became their Leader.
Later he foiled an assassination attempt on the Emperor by defeating the leader of the Tian Li Cult(Tsui Siu Keung). The Emperor wanted to reinstate So's former title but he declined. Instead, he was awarded a golden bowl with the inscription. "Alms-begging on the Emperor's order".

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Average Customer Rating for All Editions of this Product: Customer Review Rated Bad 7 - 7.3 out of 10 (6)

Tanzhang
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June 21, 2008

This customer review refers to King Of Beggars
One of Chow's better Comedies Customer Review Rated Bad 6 - 6 out of 10
We have had Wong Fei Hung in Drunken Master, Lam Sai Wing in Magnificent Butcher and Leung Foon in most of Kwan Tak Hing's Early Wong Fei Hung Movies. Now it's Beggar So Hai's Turn in one of the better early Stephen Chow Movies, King of Beggars.

Stephen plays the Legendary beggar So in his younger days, as an illiterate rich playboy who's illiterate and lazy father (played by Chow Regular Ng Man Tat) is the General of Guangzhou.

For Stephen's birthday, he decides to host a big party for all his friends at a local Teahouse/Opera House/Brothel, which is also where a Government official entertaining Chiu, a Magician from the north (the principal villain of the piece, played by Tsui Siu Keung) is also celebrating. Chiu is an evil magician who has earned the wrath of the Beggars society, so much so that the society have sent two sisters disguised as prostitutes to kill Chiu.

The Lead sister, Yu-Shang (Sharla Cheung) becomes the object of desire of both men, and a small fight breaks out, with So as the winner. With a little help from his father and tutor, Chiu is forced to leave, much to the dismay of the two sisters/Assassins.

Desperate to win Yu-Shang's heart, So will do anything. Yu Shang however will only agree to marry him if he becomes the winner of the Kung-Fu scholar Competition. So is good at Kung Fu but he is no scholar, so Yu-Shang hopes that this will get him out of hair forever, but thanks to a little help from his father, he is able to pass the scholar part of the tournament with a little bribery. Chiu is also at the tournament, and seeks to rig the competition so that So loses...

So however triumphs, and becomes the Kung Fu scholar, but Chiu, unwilling to admit defeat, claims that So is illiterate. When the emperor finds out this is true, he sentences So and his father to become Beggars for life. The two soon after join the Beggars association, and with a little help from a veteran beggar, So achieves the rank of King of beggars and seeks revenge against Chiu.


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Phoenix Lin
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May 27, 2007

This customer review refers to King Of Beggars (Taiwan version)
Following the recipe Customer Review Rated Bad 6 - 6 out of 10
This particular Stephen Chow movie follows the typical Kung-fu comedy recipe on a familiar character & is nothing spectacular. Doesn't exhibit high levels of martial arts but there was an interesting display of a sleeping Buddha style. A few Stephen Chow antics were thrown in there but seemed almost inappropirate. Subtitles on very few occasions were obstructed by white background or clothing. Don't recall any other issues; no special features noted.
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Anonymous

October 22, 2004

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My favor movie Customer Review Rated Bad 10 - 10 out of 10
King of Beggars is AWSOME!!! that's all I gotta say..it's comedy and yet a hottie actor..hehe
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Anonymous

March 9, 2003

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OK film Customer Review Rated Bad 6 - 6 out of 10
I expected more kung fu, but the movie focused more on comedy than kung fu, which I think worked against the film. Overall, this was a mildly entertaining movie.
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Anonymous

October 31, 2002

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funny Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9 out of 10
stephen chow is one of the funniest guys in china! he'll surely make you laugh. this movie is also romantic as well. it is about HOPE.
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