The Young Master (VCD) (Digitally Remastered) (Hong Kong Version) VCD

Jackie Chan (Director, Actor) | Yuen Biao (Actor) | Fung Hak On | Shek Kin

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Average Customer Rating for All Editions of this Product: Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9 out of 10 (4)

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jasmine
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May 27, 2007

This customer review refers to The Young Master (Digitally Remastered) (Joy Sales Version) (Hong Kong Version)

young master Customer Review Rated Bad 10 - 10 out of 10

This is the beginning of his comedy/kung fu choreography. Love the lion dance and wish they had shown the warming up bits in full prior to the competition instead of cutting in and out to show villagers placing bets with the bookie. What a waste!! For martial arts enthusiast, this lion dance sequence is one of many 'dance combo' layout. Still showing off his physique in the shower scene and the dialogue/short 'fighting' scene with veteran actor Sek Tin (the marshall) is typical Jackie slapstick comedy. Pity it's one of the last period film he did before moving on to modern era. Plenty of action in the scene with Korean tae-kwan-do master although it was dragging on a bit but I still wouldn't miss this one.

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Kenshiro
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May 1, 2007

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Chan's last old school action Customer Review Rated Bad 8 - 8 out of 10

This is the first movie made by Jackie Chan. Well, Fearless Hyena was his first direction, but he was still working for Lo Wei and did not have the same freedom he enjoyed with Golden Harvest ( a company owned by Raymond Chow who will later become #1 in Asia in term of action films ). Young Master ressemble a lot of the best stuff he learned with Yuen Woo Ping ( wich he worked with for Snake in eagle shadow and Drunken master). So for kung fu fans it's a great movie. It is also the last old school kung fu film he did (he's last period kung fu film was Drunken master 2 in 1994 ) before moving with action films. Not his best period kung fu but a good one.

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Phoenix Lin
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March 17, 2007

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Classic Jackie Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9 out of 10

A classic Jackie Chan movie showcasing his awesome acrobatics/choreography while still connected to his traditional Chinese style, complete with Lion Dance. Reviewing the squabbles with his opera brother, Yuen Biao, are definate highlights & I believe this may be the best of Jackie's period films. For an instant you forget why Jackie was roaming the country-side but typical kung-fu plot mentality is forgiven when you are dazzled with 'skirt foot', fan or bench vs. pole.

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Anonymous

May 29, 2001

This customer review refers to The Young Master (DVD) (US Version)

Young Jackie in Action Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9 out of 10

Again, Universe gives the basic treatment. The film (uncut thank goodness), plus a biography, some trailers and thats about it. The English subtitles are easy to read though. This is THE first Jackie film in which he defined his future acting and directing style. Comedy, action, extraordinary kung fu, especially in the last exhausting fight scene, coupled with a good story line make this a must see for fans. A collector's item!

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