The first time I watched this was well after watching the brunt of Jackie Chan's filmography beyond Lucky Stars, and while it wasn't my first film with the Lucky Stars troupe, I always liked Winners and Sinners, and finding out about Lucky Stars was a revelatory experience for me.
Honestly might be underrated how much Cherie Chung's character obviously likes Teapot more than the others, and it also often goes unremarked that Sammo Hung is, in fact, cuter than everyone else in the Lucky Stars troupe.
This movie deserves a lot of credit for what I think might be the only kicking-centric Mexican standoff I've ever seen. The action in general is phenomenal, and our whole cast really takes their lumps.
"Sometimes one just can't escape bad karma."
The first time I watched this was well after watching the brunt of Jackie Chan's filmography beyond Lucky Stars, and while it wasn't my first film with the Lucky Stars troupe, I always liked Winners and Sinners, and finding out about Lucky Stars was a revelatory experience for me.
Honestly might be underrated how much Cherie Chung's character obviously likes Teapot more than the others, and it also often goes unremarked that Sammo Hung is, in fact, cuter than everyone else in the Lucky Stars troupe.
This movie deserves a lot of credit for what I think might be the only kicking-centric Mexican standoff I've ever seen. The action in general is phenomenal, and our whole cast really takes their lumps.
"Sometimes one just can't escape bad karma."
