Zui hou nu

1979
1h 24m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA girl raised by apes falls for a prince who is secretly using her kungfu for his personal gain.A girl raised by apes falls for a prince who is secretly using her kungfu for his personal gain.A girl raised by apes falls for a prince who is secretly using her kungfu for his personal gain.

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5,0/10

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Since a human girl was raised by monkeys, it makes sense for her movements and feral manners to reflect that. But there's no accounting for her facial features being simian. She'd still have the skin and bone structure of her human parents.

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The Moog and Me
by Dick Hyman

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5/10

If you like monkeys this bunch of bananas is for you.

It opens with a dwarf and fat guy teased by monkeys. Their kung fu master takes on the female monkey as a student. After about one minute of training our monkey girl now speaks English (or Chinese) and has excellent martial arts skills. She goes off to explore the human world.

There is a school of comedy where monkeys are always funny. Personally I find monkeys not even interesting much less funny. If you are from the monkey school of comedy this movie is for you. I can respect that some people enjoy this sort of movie so I will hold back on my criticism.

I rate this movie as below average for a 1979 martial arts movie for other faults. First, the fighting is nothing special and less than I would expect for someone as good as Chan Sing. Second, in his first scenes Chan Sing is one heck of a nice guy. Then on becoming the emperor he goes from nice guy to evil after one page of script. One more detail - her tail. She never had a tail until having a tail was a problem.