In one scene the ball gets kicked so hard that it catches on fire and then turns into a roaring tiger made of flames. What I'm saying is that this is better than every other sports movie ever.
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Directed by Stephen Chow
少林足球
An acclaimed, funny action.
A young Shaolin follower reunites with his discouraged brothers to form a soccer team using their martial art skills to their advantage.
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In one scene the ball gets kicked so hard that it catches on fire and then turns into a roaring tiger made of flames. What I'm saying is that this is better than every other sports movie ever.
I feel bad for anyone else who tries to make a movie about soccer. They’ll always be second place to this.
Get it twisted, you are just one open entry sports tournament away from achieving generational wealth.
A former Shaolin monk gathers his long-lost, discouraged brothers to form a professional soccer team that utilizes their unique martial arts skills on the pitch.
Stephen Chow directed this 2001 Hong Kong action-comedy, which became a global cult hit known for its blend of sports and fantasy.
The film won several major Hong Kong Film Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor.