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Jing mo gaa ting

  • 2005
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 42min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
6,1/10
2051
LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
Jing mo gaa ting (2005)
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA former secret agent's past catches up to him, and his two children have to rescue him before it's too late.A former secret agent's past catches up to him, and his two children have to rescue him before it's too late.A former secret agent's past catches up to him, and his two children have to rescue him before it's too late.

  • Regia
    • Stephen Fung
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Stephen Fung
    • Yiu Fai Lo
  • Star
    • Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
    • Gillian Chung
    • Stephen Fung
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    6,1/10
    2051
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Stephen Fung
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Stephen Fung
      • Yiu Fai Lo
    • Star
      • Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
      • Gillian Chung
      • Stephen Fung
    • 21Recensioni degli utenti
    • 24Recensioni della critica
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    Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
    Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
    • Yue Siu Bo
    Gillian Chung
    Gillian Chung
    • Natalie Yue
    Stephen Fung
    Stephen Fung
    • Nicky Yue
    Charlene Choi
    Charlene Choi
    • Ella
    Michael Wong
    Michael Wong
    • Rocco
    Josie Ho
    Josie Ho
    • Assassin
    Winnie Leung
    Winnie Leung
    • Tank
    Wu Ma
    Wu Ma
    • Uncle Chiu
    Jon Foo
    Jon Foo
    • Sam Shan…
    Kar-Ying Law
    Kar-Ying Law
    • Cab Driver
    Philip Ng
    Philip Ng
    • King
    Jason Tobin
    Jason Tobin
    • Rocco's fighter
    Daniel Wu
    Daniel Wu
    • Jason
    Siu-Kwan Chan
    • Edward
    Hu Chen
    Hu Chen
    • Tiger
    • (as Tiger Hu Chen)
    Asuka Higuchi
    • Rocco's fighter
    Ka-Ting Lee
    Ka-Ting Lee
    Po-San Lo
    • Rocco's man
    • (as Bo-San Lo)
    • Regia
      • Stephen Fung
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Stephen Fung
      • Yiu Fai Lo
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    Recensioni degli utenti21

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    8dbborroughs

    A Spy Kids Chinese Style is a Good Popcorn Film

    Sue me I liked this.

    You've heard the story before: two kids who don't believe their dad's way out tales find he was telling the truth when he's kidnapped and they have to go rescue him. Its been the story of countless films most recently in films like Spy Kids. Here its done with an Asian flair and for the most part it works. Its not the be all and end all of action films but as a 100 minute lark its quite nice (even with tongue in cheek this film does contain some graphic violence and blood of the PG 13 variety). The fights are incredible even if the wire work is far from believable. I liked this film a great deal, my only complaint is that the pacing at times is a bit slow, considering this is the directors second time out of the box I'll cut him some slack. In reading reviews on this film I was struck by the intense dislike for the director. I'm not familiar with him or his earlier work as actor or director but I can't see why the knives have been drawn, its just a harmless movie.

    If this film passes your way give it a shot. Turn you mind off and grab some popcorn and you'll have a good time.
    7gridoon2025

    Very enjoyable

    "House of Fury" is a smooth mix of action, comedy and family drama. It's a lightweight film that neither tries to solve the world's problems, not does it turn into the fashionable bloodbath. And yet there is a degree of character complexity here; a couple of people are not who they appear to be, and even the villain of the story (Michael Wong) actually has a very understandable personal motive for his actions. But it is the fighting (co-choreographed by Yuen Woo Ping) that is undeniably the main draw: although there is occasionally too much wirework for my tastes (sometimes justified - like in the opening sequence, giving it a fitting fairy-tale quality - but often not), there is also a lot of solid and intricate ground (and weapon) fighting that's a throwback to the golden era of HK action cinema (hey, the climactic fight is even set in a warehouse!). Nearly everyone in this film can fight: men, women, old people, kids, etc. Sometimes they do so quite creatively too - as when Anthony Wong defends himself against four kidnappers by imitating Bruce Lee! Gillian Chung has speed, technique and flexibility, she is a female action star in the making; she just needs to increase her aggressiveness a bit. Despite her high billing, Charlene Choi has what amounts to a cameo; this should not really be classified as a "Twins" film. *** out of 4.
    9holyspook13

    Why Can't More Movies Be Like This?

    House of Fury is a fun, neat flick that doesn't waste time with any of the usual junk that gets thrown into most movies these days.

    I knew nothing about this movie when I rented it, but I'm very glad I did. It's one of the coolest movies I've seen in years. House of Fury works as sort of a Big Fish/Spy Kids mash-up. But in this film the "Kids" in question are a girl in her late teens and her adult brother. The film opens with a visually innovative fight sequence that segues into an efficient set up: the siblings are routinely embarrassed by their father's nonstop tall tales of his past as a secret agent.

    However, the brother and sister discover too late that they were not tall tales at all when their dad goes missing at the hands of a revenge driven former soldier. From here out, the siblings are quickly schooled on their family's secret history before rushing off to save the day in a string of brilliant fight scenes.

    Anyway, I don't want to spoil anything. Just rent House of Fury.
    8the_diceman

    "Spy Kids" Hong-Kong-Style

    Pacy as hell Kung-Fu-Comedy with "Twins Effect"-like humor, but tighter and funnier in every possible way. If you thought, Wire-Fu can't be exciting, think again: Yuen Woo-Ping has put together some incredible powerful and extensive choreographies employing wide-ranged techniques, while still giving his actors enough groundwork in order to make them seem believable. Even darling Gillian Chung gets her legs high enough in the air to make a scary opponent for her enemies. Anthony Wong's roguish imitation of a Bruce Lee-like Fighting-Style had me cracking up in an instant, and that Caucasian kid's high-velocity handling of the Pole was nothing short of awesome. "House of Fury" is Prime Exampel of how a modern day Kung-Fu-Flick should look like.
    9himboy32

    Hell Hath No Fury Like A Family Scorned

    The story tells of Yue Siu Bo(Anthony Wong, The Medallion) who lives in Hong Kong running his own Chinese Health clinic. Here he raises his two children High school student Natalie(Charlene Choi, The Twins Effect) and Ocean World Dolphin instructor Nicky(Stephen Fung,The Gen-X Cops, also the film's director). who he also taught martial arts. Both of them have grown weary of their father because of his constant bragging of how he's defeated many opponents in battle, they have just believed he is always lying.

    Then one fateful day, a wheel chair bound man by the name of Rocco(Micheal Wong, First Option) arrives at Siu Bo's clinic looking for a man by the name of Tai Chi-Lung, the man responsible for Rocco's condition. When Siu Bo tells him he has no idea who he is talking about, Rocco leaves and later that night send his henchmen to capture Siu Bo.

    When Nicky discovers his father has been kidnapped, he goes to the clinic to investigate only to discover that his father was once in fact a secret agent for British Intelligence.

    Soon, Rocco finds out that the information he is looking for is hidden inside two charms worn by both Nicky and Natalie, he dispatches his team of lethal martial arts assassins to retrieve them.

    Now Nicky and Natalie, with th help of Natalie's Boyfriend Jason(Daniel Wu, Around The World In 80 Days) and her best friend Ella(Charlene Choi, The Twins Effect) whom Nicky has a crush on, must use the martial arts skills they learnt from their father to defend themselves and save Siu Bo before it's too late.

    Phew, now thats a synopsis.

    This is the second directorial outing for Star Stephen Fung, who's previous film, Enter The Phoenix, was a fun look at the gangster genre which dominated the box office during the 1980's, so his second film was an eagerly awaited film and boy let me tell you it was worth it.

    This movie was so fun, it's probably one of the best movie to come of Hong Kong in 2005. Firstly I'll comment of story and acting.

    The story is probably the films weakest point, mainly due to Anthony Wong's character being very open about his past as a secret agent, you thin being part of British Intelligence he'd know the meaning of discretion. The plot as well as an action movie is also in some ways a domestic comedy, with the characters many conflicts being due to the fact that the children think their father is a lair and the father thinks he is no longer fit to look after them.

    This is where some of the humour stems from in a way, although the humour is little weak, it did give me a few chuckles here and there. Now plotting and story aside, let's talk about the acting. For a film like this not much is really called upon of the actors. It's worth noting that this was executive produced by Jackie Chan so the end product is very family friendly, so no graphic violence or bad language of any kind, which isn't a bad thing in this case. Anthony Wong gives the strongest performance in the movie giving some much needed gravitas to what is really a flawed character. Stephen Fung does a good job as always as the frustrated and weary Nicky, while Gillian Chung has improved greatly since her performance in The Twins Effect.

    Daniel Wu gives fine support considering he does very little in the movie but the worst performances come from Charlene Choi, who is given some of the worst lines, and Micheal Wong, who was just too wooden to make the character seem menacing in anyway. Also veteran Hong Kong actor/producer/director Wu Ma provides strong support as Uncle Chiu.

    Now lets get to the good stuff, the martial arts fighting. Which has to be said is the best thing about the movie. They where directed by martial arts action supremo Yuen Woo Ping(The Matrix Trilogy, Kill Bill 1 & 2) who has once again proved why he's one of the best in the business. He does a great job of making everyone who fights in the movie look highly skilled, even thought most of the actor are not martial artists. Each fight is a joy to watch and recalls the glory days of martial arts action cinema in the 70's and the 80's.

    To finish off, this is an extremely fun film and I highly recommend that if your a fan of Kung Fu action movies you go and buy the DVD without hesitation as you will not be disappointed.

    I gave this film 5/5 stars!

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      Jake Strickland, an American martial arts champion, was handpicked by executive producer Jackie Chan to be cast in the film as Nelson, Rocco's son.
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      Spoofs Dalla Cina con furore (1972)

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    Dettagli

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    • Data di uscita
      • 31 marzo 2005 (Singapore)
    • Paese di origine
      • Hong Kong
    • Sito ufficiale
      • Official site (Hong Kong)
    • Lingue
      • Catonese
      • Inglese
    • Celebre anche come
      • House of Fury
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Hong Kong, Cina
    • Aziende produttrici
      • Emperor Multimedia Group (EMG)
      • Homfaith
      • JCE Movies
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    • Budget
      • 35.000.000 HKD (previsto)
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      • 2.896.536 USD
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    • Tempo di esecuzione
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    • Mix di suoni
      • Dolby Digital
    • Proporzioni
      • 2.35 : 1

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