Shaolin Soccer Movie Download In Hd

Shaolin Soccer Movie Download In Hd

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Shaolin Soccer Movie Download In Hd

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After a fateful mistake costing his career, an ex-soccer player bum meets a shaolin kung fu student trying to spread the word of kung fu. The ex-soccer player helps reconcile with his five brothers, and teaches them soccer, adding shaolin kung fu as a twist.
A young Shaolin follower reunites with his discouraged brothers to form a soccer team using their martial art skills to their advantage.
I just recently saw this movie with my father and brother, and we couldnt stop laughing! to be honest, i think this is a very good movie, asian movies are even better than many hollywood "masterpieces". This one, in special, has great FX, a good sense of humor and the actors are great. I recommend this movie if you like soccer or if you wish to spend a very good time with your friends. Congratulations to chinese movie makers for this great and amazing film!
Stephen Chow writes, directs and stars in probably his funniest and most accessible (to Western audiences, at least) film to date.<br/><br/>Sing (Chow) is trying to find a way to encourage his countrymen to re-embrace their Shaolin kung fu heritage. When he meets down-at-heel ex-soccer coach Fung (Ng), the pair hatch a plan to form a soccer team with Sing&#39;s Shaolin brothers. Unfortunately, these guys have lost their kung fu skills. Sing resolves to help his brothers regain their dignity, then lead them into a championship showdown with the seemingly unstoppable Evil Team. He also finds time to fall in love with Tai-Chi baker Mui (the usually lovely Vicki Zhao), who gets some of the funniest scenes in the movie.<br/><br/>As a non-Chinese speaker, my experience with Chow&#39;s previous films is patchy, his wordplay humour rarely making a decent transition to subtitles. The comedy here though is mostly physical, possibly even deliberately geared more towards a Western market. The plot - however clichéd - is a pleasing tale of underdogs made good, and the movie has a definite feelgood feel and uplifting ending. Even the CG is impressive and well used. It&#39;s the most entertaining movie I&#39;ve seen in ages.<br/><br/>I was watching the Universe DVD. Subs are decent enough, without too many typos, and the &#39;making of&#39; and other extras have English subs also.
Comedy-action lunacy of a truly high, and endlessly bizarre, order.
Basically there are three different versions around. First of all one has to differentiate between the original Hong Kong Theatrical Version and the Director&#39;s Cut. The latter features two extended scenes and some outtakes before the end credits and runs approx. 10 minutes longer than the Theatrical Version.<br/><br/>There&#39;s also an International Cut available that runs more than 20 minutes shorter than the Asian versions. More than a 100 scenes were altered. At the end of the movie, Team Shaolin defeated Team Evil and won the championship. Sing&#39;s cyclone kick scored the winning goal. This can be clearly seen on the scoreboard during the final Trophy ceremony. Although many people believe Team Evil was leading 1-0 prior to Sing&#39;s cyclone kick, this is also not true. When the Team Evil player kicked the ball into Empty Hands&#39; face and knocked him through the goal, the ball did not enter the net. a5c7b9f00b

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