metre das artes marciais mostrando suas técnicas aprendidas com Pai-Mei de ataque ao inimigo usando armas pontiagudas (lanças)

船頭尺：「女人真係茶煲。」 十三妹：「你話乜野係茶煲？」 船頭尺：「茶煲呀，Trable (Trouble)，你唔識英文嘅咩？」

God of Gamblers - "Chow Yun-Fat" "Andy Lau" Uncensored Trailer 賭神 "Wong Jing" Charles Heung "Joey Wong" "Sharla Cheung" "Ng Man-Tat" "Lung Fong" "Michiko Nishiwaki" amnesia gambler gambling dice Hong Kong action comedy drama film Violent gun fights Las Vegas to gamble trailer preview teaser Heroic Bloodshed Intense hardcore ballistic Max Payne Stranglehold shootouts Cinematography Peter Pau God of Gamblers (traditional Chinese: 賭神; simplified Chinese: 赌神; pinyin: Dǔshén; lit. God of Gambling) is a 1989 Hong Kong action comedy-drama film written and directed by Wong Jing, and featuring an ensemble cast. Chow Yun-Fat plays Ko Chun, an extremely talented gambler who can guess how the dice will turn out by listening to them rattle in a cup. On the eve of a big confrontation with a famous Singaporean gambler, Ko walks into a trap set by Knife, an avid but a so-so gambler (Andy Lau), meant for an Indian servant. Struck on the head, Ko suffers from amnesia and regresses to a child-like state. Knife, not knowing who Ko is, takes him in and gives him a name, Chocolate, since Ko now has an over-obsessive love for chocolate. As soon as he recognizes Ko's talents begins to exploit his abilities. This invites further trouble and trauma for Ko leading up to a big finale. Ko's bodyguard Dragon arrives after tracking him down to protect him from thugs who tried to kill him. After a fierce gun-battle in which Ko killed all his enemies, he became horrified and ran out into the street where he was struck by a vehicle. Moments later at the hospital, Knife came to visit him only to learn Ko have no memory of him and was thrown out by security to his dismay. Meanwhile, Ko Chun's driver helps the Singaporean gambler by giving him glasses that can see dots on cards (which tells him if it's a King, Queen, Jack,or Ace). During the big showdown, Ko Chun loses 2 rounds and during the last round, fools the Singaporean gambler thus winning all of the money. Then, the Singaporean gambler is sent to jail because he misunderstandingly shot Ko Chun's driver. In the end, Ko Chun remembers Knife and takes him to Las Vegas to gamble. [edit] Cast * Chow Yun-Fat as (高进/赌神)Ko Chun(The God of Gamblers) / Chocolate * Andy Lau as (陈刀仔)Michael Chan/Knife/Dagger * Charles Heung as (龙五)Lung Wu/Dragon * Joey Wong as (珍)Jane/Jen * Sharla Cheung as Janet * Ng Man-Tat as (花口成) Brother Shing * Lung Fong as (高义)Ko Yee * Michiko Nishiwaki * Wong Jing (cameo) [edit] Sequels, spin-offs and parodies The success of the film spawned many parodies and spin-offs such as All for the Winner starring Stephen Chow. Several more comedy-driven sequels also starring Stephen Chow were released, as well as a sequel where Chow Yun-Fat reprises his role as Ko Chun. God of Gamblers series: * God of Gamblers (1989) * God of Gamblers II (1991) - This film continues where the original God of Gamblers storyline left off. This time, Andy Lau's character teams up with Stephen Chow's character from All for the Winner. Chow Yun-Fat did not return for this film, but his God of Gambler character did show up for a brief cameo appearance using archive footage. * God of Gamblers III: Back To Shanghai (1991) - The film is the sequel to God of Gamblers II. Only several characters from God of Gamblers II returned for this sequel. * God of Gamblers Returns (1994) - Also released under the name God of Gamblers 2 (but not God of Gamblers II) this is the 'true' sequel to the original God of Gamblers film, with Chow Yun-Fat back to reprise his role as the God of Gamblers. * God of Gamblers 3: The Early Stage (1996) - A markedly unsuccessful prequel of the original God of Gamblers, starring Leon Lai as Ko Chun. It may be assumed that this is a reboot to the God of Gamblers series because of the inconsistencies with the previously established story of God of Gamblers e.g. Ko Chun and his bodyguard, meet for the very first time in the first film and therefore should not know each other in this prequel. Spin-offs: * All for the Winner (1990) - Stephen Chow is the Saint of Gamblers in this popular God of Gamblers parody. * Fist of Fury 1991 (1991) - Stephen Chow's Saint of Gamblers character does a brief cameo appearance at the start of this film. * The Top Bet (1991) - This is a spin-off of All for the Winner, with only several characters from the original reprising their role. Stephen Chow did, however, make a cameo appearance in this spin-off. The film stars Anita Mui and Carol Cheng. * Fight Back to School 3 (1993) - Stephen Chow's character visits Mr. Hung, the 'King of Gamblers' from All for the Winner to gain some gambling tips. * Saint of Gamblers (1996) - A spin-off of the All for the Winner series, with only Ng Man-Tat reprising his role.

發哥歸位!!

Vincent：「Woody Allen講過，愛情要好似條鯊魚咁不停向前游架。」' 船頭尺：「阿倫邊有咁講過啫！阿倫凈係話『這陷阱！這陷阱！偏我遇上』之嘛！Bullshit！」

The Fun, the Luck, and the Tycoon (吉星拱照) - Part 1 Starring: Chow Yun-Fat, Sylvia Chang, Ha Yue, Fung King-Man, Wong Kwan-Yuen, Nina Li, Lawrence Cheng Genres: Comedy Year 1990 HK Movies Cantonese Version Subtitles English

The Fun, the Luck, and the Tycoon (吉星拱照) - Part 3 Starring: Chow Yun-Fat, Sylvia Chang, Ha Yue, Fung King-Man, Wong Kwan-Yuen, Nina Li, Lawrence Cheng Genres: Comedy Year 1990 HK Movies Cantonese Version Subtitles English

The Fun, the Luck, and the Tycoon (吉星拱照) - Part 4 Starring: Chow Yun-Fat, Sylvia Chang, Ha Yue, Fung King-Man, Wong Kwan-Yuen, Nina Li, Lawrence Cheng Genres: Comedy Year 1990 HK Movies Cantonese Version Subtitles English

The Fun, the Luck, and the Tycoon (吉星拱照) - Part 9 Starring: Chow Yun-Fat, Sylvia Chang, Ha Yue, Fung King-Man, Wong Kwan-Yuen, Nina Li, Lawrence Cheng Genres: Comedy Year 1990 HK Movies Cantonese Version Subtitles English

Hong Kong Romantic Comedy from 1988 Joey Wong plays May, a girl who was born with one leg an inch shorter than the other and thus walks with a slight limp. One day while she and her family are sprucing up the dumpy supermarket they just bought, May is involved in an accident with a runaway taxi driven by Joe (Chow Yun-Fat). His insurance had expired two days before, so he ends up being a sort of indentured servant to May's family to repay her medical costs and to assuage his guilt over having crippled her for life (or so he thinks, and May doesn't disabuse him of the notion). Nina Li Chi plays Scarlet, May's hot-to-trot cousin who has her sights set on the nerdy Joe. Joe falls for May, and Joe's brother Sea falls for Scarlet and... well, you get the idea. From IMDB Sorry about the dodgy subs, it's only for the first three parts then they're fine.

Hong Kong Romantic Comedy from 1988 Joey Wong plays May, a girl who was born with one leg an inch shorter than the other and thus walks with a slight limp. One day while she and her family are sprucing up the dumpy supermarket they just bought, May is involved in an accident with a runaway taxi driven by Joe (Chow Yun-Fat). His insurance had expired two days before, so he ends up being a sort of indentured servant to May's family to repay her medical costs and to assuage his guilt over having crippled her for life (or so he thinks, and May doesn't disabuse him of the notion). Nina Li Chi plays Scarlet, May's hot-to-trot cousin who has her sights set on the nerdy Joe. Joe falls for May, and Joe's brother Sea falls for Scarlet and... well, you get the idea. From IMDB Sorry about the dodgy subs, it's only for the first three parts then they're fine.

Clip from Hong Kong comedy Fractured Follies. With Chow Yun-Fat and Joey Wong.

Clip from action comedy movie Tiger On The Beat with Chow Yun-Fat and Shing Fui On.

Hong Kong Romantic Comedy from 1988 Joey Wong plays May, a girl who was born with one leg an inch shorter than the other and thus walks with a slight limp. One day while she and her family are sprucing up the dumpy supermarket they just bought, May is involved in an accident with a runaway taxi driven by Joe (Chow Yun-Fat). His insurance had expired two days before, so he ends up being a sort of indentured servant to May's family to repay her medical costs and to assuage his guilt over having crippled her for life (or so he thinks, and May doesn't disabuse him of the notion). Nina Li Chi plays Scarlet, May's hot-to-trot cousin who has her sights set on the nerdy Joe. Joe falls for May, and Joe's brother Sea falls for Scarlet and... well, you get the idea. From IMDB

發哥歸位!!

Video of my brother.. St Blossom of Hana Kimi OST is the background music.. He looks like Mr Bean played by Rowan Atkinson

Clip from Tiger On The Beat. Chow Yun-Fat drinks a glass of raw eggs and more. Also with Conan Lee.

Ti Lung versus Conan Lee in this clip from action comedy Tiger On The Beat. With Chow Yun-Fat.

Yun Mere Khat Ka - Punkaj Udhas

Clip from Hong Kong comedy Fractured Follies with Chow Yun-Fat and Wong Ching.