The Prodigal Son (1982)
(Bai ga jai)

"Kung fu Kung-fu movie about a spoiled youngster, Young Leong Tsan, who hates books and conventions but is obsessed by martial arts. His rich father dotes on him so much that handsome payments are awarded to people who manage to lose gracefully to his son, and Young Leong soon comes to think he is the best fighter in Canton." -imdb.com
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starcast
Posted 256 days ago
uhm..angel_blues17..i dont understand any of the words that you said..
dihno
Posted 326 days ago
Czubek: nicely put wasting all of your English learned energy. I have to say that you were have thrown away valuable education as I am doing it now. While your English is as straight as your sister's hair needle while your thinking lacks the mountain-climbing technique, lacking the endurance. THE MOVIE WAS A GOOD ONE, funny at times rivalring your feeble attempt at hiding on the I. Also, the movie showed great promise of attacking styles, WHATEVER THEY MAY BE...It's funny how some people around the world learn English better than those domestically acquiring their first language ...Very true indeed.
Czubek
Posted 359 days ago
I should right this clearly so the illiterate no name American will "like" grasp what he/she is saying. Number one, yes an American, we know this cause he/she writes like a valley girl from California. The second thing is that at least Angel Blues know that "like' isn't every second word when you speak English. Thirdly and lastly Angel Blues message is clear. This individual obviously enjoyed the film and finally, the quality of the writing from @@@ is not better than that of Angel Blue e.g: "ur" (you are) or no sense (senseless).
Czubek
PS Your English leaves no room for criticism!
aaa
Posted 396 days ago
I have no idea what ur trying say angel_blues17....your english is just horrible lol you like really made no sense. anyways your comment was about as funny as the movie was.. ^_~ haahaha
Bob
Posted 434 days ago
Good movie, although a lot of the characters are kind of over the top. To answer your question, though angel-blues, Wing Chun actually has a few stances that you switch between depending on the circumstances. The one demonstrated here is just the stance used during the form, Siu Lim Tao.
angel_blues17
Posted 556 days ago
dear ONLOOKER,
The wing chun styles here that they demontrated is not a wing chun style..altough its a lil bit desame from the real one..because they know that people will copy the techique that is showed here..they made it fiction..and pherhaps..luk at the WING CHUN STANCE they demonstrated here...what if u moved? what will happen to ur stance?..just observe it..u know..^_~
angel_blues17
Posted 562 days ago
wow!!!!!this is really a beautiful movie!!! i love it so much!! that i never get tired of watching it!!even for a hundred tyms..coz i already watch this a hundred tyms in my dvd player..>.<
onlooker
Posted 679 days ago
One of the old favourites and remember it being quite funny with the dubbing. If you wanted to learn Wing Chun style this was one of the films that demonstrated that style. Its a good watch !