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this is basically if stephen chow made a power rangers episode, and it kinda fucking rules even though it makes absolutely no sense and is so fucking stupid and silly

hk slapstick is undefeated

stephen chow as minecraft, stephen chow as minecraft, stephen chow as minecraft, stephen chow as minecraft, stephen chow as minecraft, stephan chow as mine-

this is basically if stephen chow made a power rangers episode, and it kinda fucking rules even though it makes absolutely no sense and is so fucking stupid and silly

hk slapstick is undefeated

A mad unhinged Stephen Chow in an Inspector Gadget cum The Mask-esque 90s HK comedy which is a quite representative piece in terms of Chow’s career at the time. Raunchy sex jokes, spoofs and parody of various movies, absurd comedy and wacky characters (played by longtime collaborator Ng Man ‘Uncle’ Tat). Sixty Million Dollar Man has it all.

This film is really silly and has cartoon logic throughout as per usual. Some pre-2000s bizzare English dubbing and really dated CGI but I guess it was never meant to be taken seriously. Got quite a lot of good laughs and chuckles but outside its targeted audience of HK I’ll guess it won’t resonate as well with a western audience. Stephen Chow’s movies are absolutely dense with canto colloquial language. But overall, a really fun movie.

A mad unhinged Stephen Chow in an Inspector Gadget cum The Mask-esque 90s HK comedy which is a quite representative piece in terms of Chow’s career at the time. Raunchy sex jokes, spoofs and parody of various movies, absurd comedy and wacky characters (played by longtime collaborator Ng Man ‘Uncle’ Tat). Sixty Million Dollar Man has it all.

This film is really silly and has cartoon logic throughout as per usual. Some pre-2000s bizzare English dubbing and really dated CGI but I guess it was never meant to be taken seriously. Got quite a lot of good laughs and chuckles but outside its targeted audience of HK I’ll guess it won’t resonate as well with a western audience. Stephen Chow’s movies are absolutely dense with canto colloquial language. But overall, a really fun movie.