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Origin: Hong Kong
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Language:
Cantonese
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Circuit:
Dickson
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Genres:
Martial Arts
Fantasy
Comedy
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Rating:
II (Hong Kong)
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Theatrical Run (HK): 01/05/1991 - 01/17/1991
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Box Office: HK $6,469,570
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This story begins in the historical past (most than likely in the Tang dynasty - since Lam Ching Ying recites the name of a Tang emperor in the hospital). A holyman/Sifu and his assistant Sai Gwai team up with a local official Dai Yat, and are soon attacked by a Japanese warrior, who is assisted by a princess. The battle somehow transports them to the present day, where they wander around and try to adjust. Clearly a nutcase, Sifu is committed to an asylum, where his counsellor Gigi is a reincarnation of the princess. Meanwhile, the evil Japanese warrior has secreted himself in the cross of a Catholic Church, where Dai Yat and Sai Gwai are staying. All of this builds up to a good vs evil battle which, somehow along the way, manages to bring in Anthony Wong as a psycho who stalks Gigi. |
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