Synopsis
Get ready to kick some grass!
A young Shaolin follower reunites with his discouraged brothers to form a soccer team using their martial art skills to their advantage.
2001 ‘少林足球’ Directed by Stephen Chow
A young Shaolin follower reunites with his discouraged brothers to form a soccer team using their martial art skills to their advantage.
Stephen Chow Zhao Wei Ng Man-tat Patrick Tse Yin Vincent Kok Wong Yat-fei Meilin Mo Tenky Tin Kai-Man Danny Chan Kwok-kwan Lam Tze-chung Steven Fung Min-Hang Alex Lam Chi-Sin Yuen Siu-Lung Wong Ming-Kin Leo Lo Hoi-Ying Sin Kin-Wing Ma Jun Long Yiu Yuk Sik Chi-Wan Cao Hua Lee Ban-Hung Zhao Yong Shi Hang-Kong Shi Heng Jie Hu Shao Qi Cecilia Cheung Pak-Chi Karen Mok Man-Wai Li Hui Suen Chi-Wing Show All…
Kinson Tsang King-Cheung Yiu Chun-Hin Kwong Wai-Hung Davy To Burnard Leung Chi-Tat George Lee Yiu-Keung Adrian Dorab Felix Chung Sze-Ming Chan Chi-Wai
Siu Lam juk kau, Futbol Kung Fu, Atsalini klotsia, Shao Lin zu qiu, Üsd, vágd, focizzál!, Shaolin Soccer - Arbitri, rigori e filosofia zen, Kung Fu Soccer, Futbol z Shaolin, O Ás da Bola, Shaolin Kickers, Убойный футбол, Shaolin Futbolu, Shaolin foci, Shaolin fotbal, 少林サッカー, 소림축구, כדורגל בסגנון שאולין, Ατσάλινη Κλωτσιά, Kung Fu Futebol Clube, นักเตะเสี้ยวลิ้มยี่, Шаолінський футбол, فوتبال شائولین, Шаолински футбол, Đội Bóng Thiếu Lâm, Fotbalistul shaolin, Šaolinio futbolas, Šaolinský futbal
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.
Feels like there's something missing with the Zhao Wei storyline, an explanation for why Chow is so mean to her. Compare the lovely romance in Kung Fu Hustle or the nuanced rejection of romance in Conquering the Demons. Chow's cruelty toward her comes out of nowhere, and is left unresolved, but for a vague slogan on a billboard.
The film is at its best exploring the underbelly of capitalism, the followers of an ancient tradition pushed outside the margin of society. A century earlier, the itinerant master in Once Upon a Time in China turned to evil as the only viable way to practice his skills, while these guys simply lose their abilities, their faith, under the crushing weight of…
This contains several of the best jokes I’ve ever seen executed in filmmaking. I can’t think of any other filmmaker who knows how to have as much fun as Stephen Chow.
BIRTHDAY BASH - 30TH ANNIVERSARY
Let me tell you about the time I threatened several strangers in a mall to help me pay for a ticket to see this movie or I would throw myself off the third floor....
It must have been 2002 or 2003. YouTube did not yet exist. The only internet available to me was dial-up, and it wasn't even the fastest speed, just the slowest. The Powerpuff Girls movie, which I recall enjoying, had just come out a week before. But what stuck with me was a rock rendition of the main theme song and, if I'm not mistaken, a White Stripes song in the end credits. Again, I can find it anyplace nowadays; back then,…
Father's Day has been pretty tough the past few years. But I'm glad to be home and spending time with my mom.
My dad loved Stephen Chow movies. We used to watch Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle almost yearly when I was growing up. He had an amazing sense of humor. He loved eating and cooking food. No matter how busy he was at work he'd always make time for me. I loved him so much.
肥佬, I miss you.
Finally, a sports comedy that's actually funny. My favorite part is how deadpan everything is. Not only the jokes, but the story is incredibly overdramatic without ever acknowledging it. It's so well done and absolutely hilarious.
"That's a great idea. Kung-fu soccer. Why didn't I think of that?" -Sing,
It's weird that so many people rooted for Team Evil... wait, no it's not at all weird that people were rooting for evil.
Team Evil has been dominating soccer ever since the boy with the Golden Leg missed an important goal in a big game. Now a new group of shaolin trained athletes are going use their powers on the soccer field and take evil down a peg. This is a charming and bizarre comedy that I enjoyed far more than I could even imagine.
What makes this work is the campy acting and jokes mixed with legitimately entertaining action humor. I love all of the soccer…
There's something about Stephen Chow and his filmmaking technique I've seen so far it's ludicrous, way way over the top, absurd and mad crazy but gotta say this is one of the funniest shit I've ever seen.. The whole film is like that and i can't complain that... It's inconsistent but very funny and seems like the whole team had a blast. Love the way they mixed Shaolin martial arts and soccer and made into something special. The visual effects for 2001 is quite impressive and tbh there's no sense for me to review this.. It's quite fun and i had a blast, not as good as kung fu hustle cause that was a damn smart film too but if u want to have great 2 hours this film can do wonders. Now my expectations of watching a football match is too damn high. 🤣🤣🤣