Shaolin - Let's Go 来去少林
Chinese title (trad.):
來去少林
Chinese title (simpl.):
来去少林
Russian title:
Шаолинь, вперед!
Other titles:
Never Let You Go
Release year:
2003
Country:
Taiwan
Genre:
martial arts, comedy, children's
Language:
mandarin
Description:
Da Ke, A Li and A Yong are three henchmen of the big boss Xiong-Ge. Without understanding a thing and muddling their way into Xiong-Ge's deception, these three underlings, who dreamed only of rising in the world and making a fortune, brought death upon themselves. With nowhere left to hide and no way to escape, on A Li's suggestion the three go to seek refuge with a relative of A Li's — Uncle Wu, the headmaster of a southern martial arts school.
After much pleading, pestering and a bit of cleverness, Uncle Wu takes Da Ke, A Li and A Yong in and assigns Senior Brother Da Ming as their coach. Show more The days of training are hard: by evening these three idlers are worn out, their backs and waists aching. So the three find every way to slip away. But less than a day after escaping, with Xiong-Ge hunting them down, the three come running back.
By chance, Da Ke, A Li and A Yong discover Xiong-Ge's criminal secret. It turns out that Xiong-Ge buys insurance for his utterly worthless henchmen, then kills them under some pretext, passing the deaths off as accidents, and claims huge payouts from the insurance company to amass his fortune. Having discovered this secret, the three decide to obtain stronger evidence and report it to the police. Just as Da Ke and A Li, trying to rescue A Yong from Xiong-Ge's clutches, fight Xiong-Ge to the death, a junior brother from the school and the police — who had long been planning to catch Xiong-Ge — arrive and wipe out his entire criminal gang. From then on, Da Ke, A Li and A Yong, keeping Uncle Wu's teachings in mind, give up all their unrealistic dreams and find their own place in the vast world.
Highlights:
This is a Hong Kong-style entertainment film that works to much the same effect as "New Five Shaolin Masters." The exaggerated characters, witty plot, dazzling martial arts choreography and the unique performance of renowned Hong Kong actor Ng Man-Tat — by turns manic and foolishly naive — will give the audience plenty of laughs.
After much pleading, pestering and a bit of cleverness, Uncle Wu takes Da Ke, A Li and A Yong in and assigns Senior Brother Da Ming as their coach. Show more The days of training are hard: by evening these three idlers are worn out, their backs and waists aching. So the three find every way to slip away. But less than a day after escaping, with Xiong-Ge hunting them down, the three come running back.
By chance, Da Ke, A Li and A Yong discover Xiong-Ge's criminal secret. It turns out that Xiong-Ge buys insurance for his utterly worthless henchmen, then kills them under some pretext, passing the deaths off as accidents, and claims huge payouts from the insurance company to amass his fortune. Having discovered this secret, the three decide to obtain stronger evidence and report it to the police. Just as Da Ke and A Li, trying to rescue A Yong from Xiong-Ge's clutches, fight Xiong-Ge to the death, a junior brother from the school and the police — who had long been planning to catch Xiong-Ge — arrive and wipe out his entire criminal gang. From then on, Da Ke, A Li and A Yong, keeping Uncle Wu's teachings in mind, give up all their unrealistic dreams and find their own place in the vast world.
Highlights:
This is a Hong Kong-style entertainment film that works to much the same effect as "New Five Shaolin Masters." The exaggerated characters, witty plot, dazzling martial arts choreography and the unique performance of renowned Hong Kong actor Ng Man-Tat — by turns manic and foolishly naive — will give the audience plenty of laughs.
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