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60 of 160 · most liked firstThis is legitimately the greatest martial arts movie ever made. It’s not my favorite. I have my favorite. It’s Fist of Legend. But Drunken Master 2 is a perfect film in its own right that also has the greatest stunt work you’ve ever seen in it.
unlabelledView post →Between Red Cliff (2008), Drunken Master II (1994), and In the Mood for Love (2000), guess which movie uses an English title in Japan? If that question confuses you, welcome to our new video, in which I tell you how China and Japan *don't* translate each other's movie titles. youtu.be/eKDxdciwufA
unlabelledView post →long ago the great Roger Ebert reviewed Jackie Chan's "Legend of Drunken Master" and harshly criticized its R rating, saying its violence was more like kids' cartoons than brutal action films, finally stating "to rate this movie R is to be terminally clueless" anyway this post is about #Balatro
unlabelledView post →Good Badass Martial Arts Monday evening, #MutantFam and #FilmSky! I am now watching/rewatching Drunken Master (1978) on the Eureka! Collection Blu-ray! 🥴👊🥋🥋🥋👊🥴
unlabelledView post →Showed my kid Drunken Master 2 tonight and goddamn that is a masterpiece of a movie
unlabelledView post →The movie was Drunken Master 2. It’s too sad, watching a 48 year old man beat his drunken 40 year old son.
unlabelledView post →To newcomers I usually recommend Fist of Legend with Jet Li and Legend of Drunken Master with Jackie Chan. For the best Bruce Lee movie, Way of the Dragon, hands down. And my personal favorite is the Motown classic The Last Dragon bsky.app/profile/pecu...
unlabelledView post →Haven't been able to catch up on everything yet but I just want to remind people that The Legend of Drunken Master and Drunken Master II are the same movie! I've seen a few people draw the distinction while talking about DM1 but in most cases, Drunken Master 2 is the one people are talking about.
unlabelledView post →Fave film for each year of the 1990s 1990: Treasure Island 1991: Delicatessen 1992: Hard Boiled 1993: Wilder Napalm 1994: Drunken Master II aka The Legend of Drunken Master 1995: Heat 1996 & OBVIOUS best in show: Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie 1997: Cure 1998: Dark City 1999: Bowfinger 🎥
unlabelledView post →Episode 23 was filled with references to Jackie Chan's 1978 film "Drunken Master" from the opening call back to Wong Fei-hung (played by Jackie Chan) and Yim Tit-sam/Thunderleg (played by Hwang Jang-lee) to "pretty girl putting on make-up" and Genma's brutal balance training.
unlabelledView post →That's right, Jackie....CHAPRIL is finally here with our Blessed Blontent Blub review of The Legend of Drunken Master (Drunken Master 2) and what a fascinating movie! Absolutely worth a listen. www.patreon.com/posts/127572...
unlabelledView post →Hey folks, another Blade Licking Thieves episode is out! We reviewed the iconic Drunken Master by none other than Yuen Woo Ping and starring none other than Jackie Chan. We talk about the film and - yes - inevitably discuss the comparisons with the sequel. Enjoy!
unlabelledView post →#Podcast: #WatchWithJen - S6: E23 - Jackie Chan with Jordan Harper & Priscilla Page Author @jordanharper.bsky.social & film essayist @priscillapage.bsky.social return to discuss Chan's filmography, history, skills, & range + DRAGONS FOREVER, LEGEND OF DRUNKEN MASTER II, & SUPERCOP. bit.ly/4hW3kZJ
unlabelledView post →I recently watched Drunken Master, and aside from the nostalgia, it’s still an amazing and iconic martial arts film.
unlabelledView post →Chinese studios are planning AI driven remakes and updates of classic martial arts movies including Fist of Fury, Drunken Master and Once Upon a Time in China. A trailer for the AI remake of John Woo’s A Better Tomorrow turns into an animated cyberpunk movie. Unlike Hollywood they’re all in on AI
unlabelledView post →I don't even know how to begin answering this. Uhhhhhh... Iron Monkey? 36th Chamber of Shaolin? Drunken Master 2? Fuck. All of them? Yeah that might be the answer. My favorite kung fu movie is the one I'm watching.
unlabelledView post →Good Chinese New Year evening, #MutantFam and #FilmSky! I am now watching/rewatching Drunken Master (1978) on DVD to watch Jackie Chan practice his drunken fist style.
unlabelledView post →4 film Lau Kar-leung retrospective coming to #Metrograph this month, including DIRTY HO and DRUNKEN MASTER II on 35mm! Details: metrograph.com/lar-kar-leung/
unlabelledView post →Picking a random film from my collection to show off for no real reason! Day #203 "Drunken Master II" (Lau Kar-leung/1994) Top tier Jackie Chan action and comedy. Awesome cast too! Behold the power of alcohol as Jackie stomps the living daylights out of everyone. Not to be missed!
unlabelledView post →My favorite Jackie Chan movie is Drunken Master II but his best fight is his fight against Benny “The Jet” Urquidez in Wheels on Meals.
unlabelledView post →#JUneSPLOItaTION Day 25: Jackie Chan! DRUNKEN MASTER (1978) dir. Yuen Woo-ping Not even the most god awful dubbing on Tubi could ruin this movie.
unlabelledView post →How Jackie Chan Filmed the Best Fight Scene in Cinema History. The first two DVDs I ever bought (before I even owned a DVD player, I had to rent one from my local Blockbuster) were _Das Boot_ and _Drunken Master 2_. I think I'll rewatch DM2 before I watch this video.
unlabelledView post →Day 7 of #Junesploitation: Kung Fu! #NowWatching Jackie Chan in a movie that I'm not sure whether I've seen, but it would have been ~20 years ago if I did... Drunken Master (1978)
unlabelledView post →I haven't gone through the new Jackie Chan Arrow box fully yet, just some skimming, but Drunken Master 2... Anyone who has spent years collecting kung fu movies knows how much effort it used to take to get a somewhat decent copy of this movie. Never seen it looking like this.
unlabelledView post →The Magnificent Butcher (1979) ⭐ 7.2. From [Yuen Woo-Ping](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0950759) director of the first Drunken Master, great action comedy
unlabelledView post →14. The Drunken Master (movie, 1978) Some of the most fun I've ever had watching a movie. Every single movement, be it comedic, actiony, or mundane, is meticulously planned and choreographed to be as awesome - and as funny - as possible. The craft that went into it genuinely blew me away.
unlabelledView post →I can dig it. Are there Jackie Chan movies I enjoyed more than Police Story? Probably. (Lookin' at YOU, Drunken Master II.) Are there Jackie Chan movies that better encapsulate what an action movie is about in its bones? Probably not.
unlabelledView post →#121: Drunken Master (1978) - Yuen Siu-tien is one of the great training masters in cinematic history ★★★ 1/2 / ★★★★★ letterboxd.com/josephfinn/f... #firsttimewatches2026 #junesploitation #junesploitation2026
unlabelledView post →Now watching “Drunken Master II”, a Jackie Chan movie I have never seen. In case no one guessed, I have the day off and am partying with Jackie! The first three movies have been a fun watch!
unlabelledView post →DRUNKEN MASTER II must be the greatest movie ever made that's also 50% incredibly irritating.
unlabelledView post →The final fight of this Jackie Chan Drunken Master movie has always been a favorite. youtu.be/lwDU3IOBEIk?...
unlabelledView post →Make a movie food: Drunken Master Chef
unlabelledView post →Watching Drunken Master II and it may be the greatest movie ever made
unlabelledView post →#121: Drunken Master (1978) - Yuen Siu-tien is one of the great training masters in cinematic history ★★★ 1/2 / ★★★★★ letterboxd.com/josephfinn/f... #firsttimewatches2026 #junesploitation #junesploitation2026
unlabelledView post →Finally watched Drunken Master, that movie is really good! I knew Toriyama had cited it as an inspiration but I’m surprised by how much of it is in early Dragon Ball’s DNA.
unlabelledView post →Drunken Master 2 is only the greatest martial arts film of all time and this fight scene isn’t even the best one in it.
unlabelledView post →Drunken Master has the most perfect ending in film. Smash the bad guy's face, instant cheer and freeze frame bsky.app/profile/morr...
unlabelledView post →On the episode, I talk about why my favorite Jackie Chan films aren’t the Hollywood ones. They’re his earlier films, because of the better fight choreography and stunt work. My top three: 🥋 Drunken Master II 🚓 Police Story 3: Supercop 🏙️ Rumble in the Bronx What’s your favorite Jackie Chan film?
unlabelledView post →This was Jackie Chan's breakout movie. His fame would eventually let him make Police Story (1985), which is my favorite movie of his. Drunken Master has an interesting relationship to Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon (1972). Lee's shadow looms over all of HK cinema through the 70s. And for good reason.
unlabelledView post →Look you don’t hire the director of Drunken Master to be your fight choreographer unless you are serious about your Wuxia Cyberpunk fusion movie.
unlabelledView post →After watching Legend of Drunken Master, Noelle and I watched Rumble in the Bronx. It’s a much slower and less satisfying movie but Noelle still loved it. She’s already chosen the next movie that we’ll watch tomorrow, Police Story 4: First Strike
unlabelledView post →I've been stuck at home this past week and so powered through a bunch of movies! I cannot believe it took me so long to watch classic Jackie Chan. Started with Police Story, then Wheels on Meals and finally Drunken Master. All of them were great in their own ways, but so far Drunken Master has been the chef's kiss. Also watched Brigadoon, lovely colourful 1950s musical with Gene Kelly. It's not the best of his/that era but it was sa good time.
unlabelledView post →It’s early on in “Drunken Master 2”, a movie with no lack of jawdropping fight scenes, but this fight under a train, featuring living legend Lau Kar-Leung is an absolute all-timer. youtu.be/WeWA0hUfi6k?...
unlabelledView post →Day 2 of the 1970s movie marathon continues with Drunken Master, an early Jackie Chan film that I've never seen before. Based on the movie poster, I might actually end up watching one athlete carrying a ball on Superbowl Sunday. #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Movie is Drunken Master 2 a.k.a. Legend of Drunken Master. www.imdb.com/title/tt0111...
unlabelledView post →Drunken Master 2 is amazing, and probably my favourite movie about a Kung Fu practitioner and his best friend who is also his Stepmom. While this sounds like a joke, I actually really love their friendship, it's so nice.
unlabelledView post →Legend of Drunken Master drinking game where you drink every time Jackie Chan does would be so goddamned funny. You’d spend most of the movie stone sober and then immediately have to power-chug for like 20 minutes straight while Jackie gets absolutely whooped by his dad.
unlabelledView post →Sounds like the next Drunken Master film.
unlabelledView post →Fully used my birthday privilege to force my husband to watch The Furious and omfg I haven’t wanted to practice action sequences in front of my mirror this much since I watched Drunken Master on our newly installed Star TV satellite connection as a teen in Calcutta. Perfect movie for a perfect bday.
unlabelledView post →Name a film you saw on VHS Drunken Master
unlabelledView post →Airplane! Is always top class Maybe not the *funniest*, but my favorite is Legend of the Drunken Master with Jackie Chan. There are some insanely good quips in that movie. Although there seem to be a few different translated versions? So there's some slight differences between them and one is definitely funnier than the rest.
unlabelledView post →Post a movie you love beginning with the letter "D". Damn Yankees (1958) Drunken Master (1978) Down and Out in Beverly Hills (1986) Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice In the Hood (1996) #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Tonight's Entertainment: Drunken Master letterboxd.com/blazehedgeho...
unlabelledView post →Pick a movie, keep one actor. The rest are muppets. DRUNKEN MASTER II Jackie Chan
unlabelledView post →My partner surprised me with a lovely homemade dinner and let me pick a movie to watch! I chose #DrunkenMaster because they hadn't seen it yet and it was the first #JackieChan film I saw as a child. I instantly fell in love 😍 #FilmSky #MovieSky #Letterboxd #DuckyPopVideo
unlabelledView post →After this, what we need is a crossover movie of "Drunken Angel" and "Drunken Master." #DrunkenAngel #NoirAlley #TCMParty
unlabelledView post →Watching Drunken Master and it may be the greatest film ever made
unlabelledView post →which squares didn't I recognize? iirc my exact train of thought was: 1. is that Robert Smith? he looks too young tho! 2. That's the guy who was in [Hardware](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardware_(film)) ... I know he's the singer in a band but I don't remember his name or the band name... 3. I think that's Peter Murphy... with a beard? did he ever have a beard? 4. oh Morrisey... I heard you said some bad things.... you always were pretentious, but did you have to go there? 5.…
unlabelledView post →You’ve inherited a movie theater, what’s your first double feature? Open with a bang and two of the best action movies ever: Aliens and Mad Max: Fury Road (possibly the black and chrome cut) Or! A Buster Keaton movie (Steamboat Bill Jr?) and a Jackie Chan movie (Drunken Master? Project A?)
unlabelledView post →🎬 Drunken Master II (1994) A superior film to the original. The action is better choreographed and Jackie Chan's humor is more refined.
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