Drunken Master

Drunken Master

Action • PG-13 • 1978 • 1 hr 51 min

7.3

7.4

Starring

Jackie Chan, Yuen Siu-Tien, Hwang Jang-Lee, Dean Shek, Hsu Hsia

Directed By

Written By

Lung Hsiao, Ng See-Yuen

Attributes

Genre

Action Comedy Foreign

Release Date

December 19, 1980

User Reviews

Not a dull moment, each fight scene is better than the last. To me, it’s the perfect Jackie Chan movie.

Classic Jackie Chan! A Martial-Arts staple! 7.5/10

Extremely creative writing and action sequences, very fun and easy watch

Loved the Jackie Chan movie like any other. Amazing story, good action scenes.

Simple story but the choreography is stunning. One of Jackie Chan's all time best movies.

Hands down, one of the best king-fu movies of all time. Not to be confused with “Legend of the Drunken Master”, this is the original!

whenever i drink i just sit down and say too many words i wish i was Him

Funny, with some A grade action choreography, the movie manages to be such a complete experience at what I have to assume is a micro budget.

The movie that propelled Jackie Chan to stardom and rightfully so. The fight choreography is amazing and Chan is charismatic as ever.

james millington

A funny film that boasts more emotional impact than i thought it would.

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7.3 – Based on 2.9k ratings

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