The era of "militarists". Chinese military leaders are zealously fighting against Japanese spies and other bandits. A small settlement called Happy Town, located in northeast China, is ruled by warlord Lam Kwok-Tung (Sammo Hung). He is not too smart and far-sighted for a leader, but he is not short of patriotism and integrity. He is helped by seven kung fu masters (Eric Tsang, Sandra Ng, Yuen Wa, Ronald Cheng, Wong Cho-Lam, Xie Na, Natalie Man), pretending to be ordinary people in Happy Town. They valiantly defend this city from Japanese villains and bandits, and therefore none of the bad guys poke their noses in there. But everything becomes complicated when a gang of traitors from the Tiger Cave, led by ninja spy Kiyoko Kurosawa (Monica Mok), infiltrates the city. She has cunning plans - she decides to make Lama fall in love with her in order to marry him and become the head of his army. Seven masters must save the warlord and the entire settlement from vile traitors before it is too late...
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Premiere date: February 28, 2013.
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Tags: Princess & 7 Kung Fu Masters, Won Jing, Dennis To, Ronald Cheng, Rose Chan, Sammo Hung, Sandra Ng, Xie Na, Timmy Hungg, Philip Ng, Jiang Luxia, Eric Tsang, Yuen Wa, Yao Meng
Tags: Princess & 7 Kung Fu Masters, Won Jing, Dennis To, Ronald Cheng, Rose Chan, Sammo Hung, Sandra Ng, Xie Na, Timmy Hungg, Philip Ng, Jiang Luxia, Eric Tsang, Yuen Wa, Yao Meng
Well, I'm familiar with many genres that make me puzzled and question the intelligence of their creators. However, their existence in itself does not mean that all these genres are 99% non-UG. Just the opposite. Enchanting UG.
Dark Samurai, if this is a facepalm for you, then you are not familiar with the moleito genre. :) For me, this film will once again plunge us into the atmosphere of the 90s CC comedies. :)
Just :facepalm: ...