Chan Movies Drunken Master 2 [patched] - Jackie

takes place several years after the events of the first film. Wong Fei-lung (Jackie Chan) has become a renowned martial artist, but his fame has also made him complacent. When his father, Wong Yok-sing (Kwan Tak-hing), is challenged by a group of rival martial artists, Fei-lung must defend his family's honor. The movie follows Fei-lung's journey as he travels to Bangkok to confront the Thai boxing champion, Nong Khum Wong (Pairote Pothi-suwan).

: Played by Anita Mui, the mischievous Ling encourages Fei-hung's drinking and fighting, often leading to hilarious schemes to hide his antics from his father [9, 15]. Iconic Set Pieces The movie is celebrated for its legendary action sequences: jackie chan movies drunken master 2

What separates Drunken Master 2 from other Jackie Chan movies is the escalation of violence and technique. Chan, working with co-director and legendary choreographer Lau Kar-leung, created three set-pieces that students study frame-by-frame. takes place several years after the events of the first film

: By fighting to keep national treasures in China, the film serves as a "narrative of resistance," instilling cultural pride in the audience. The Legend Of Drunken Master movie review - Roger Ebert The movie follows Fei-lung's journey as he travels

Why you should rewatch it

This is often called the greatest fight scene in cinema history. Jackie Chan vs. Ken Lo (as the villain, Thunderleg). Lasting nearly , the fight is a symphony of kicks, falls, and flaming coals. Ken Lo, a former bodyguard and Taekwondo master, moves at 1.5x speed. Jackie, fully drunk by this point, abandons comedy. He fights like a cornered animal.