Drunken Master II
Director: Chia-Liang Liu, Jackie Chan
Actors: Jackie Chan, Ho-Sung Pak, Lung Ti
PlotWong Fei-Hung, a talented martial artist, accidentally gets involved in a smuggling ring when he tries to retrieve a ginseng root for his father. The root is mixed up with an ancient Chinese artifact coveted by corrupt officials and British businessmen. Despite his father's disapproval of his drunken boxing style, Fei-Hung’s unique martial arts technique becomes crucial as he battles these nefarious forces. Their efforts to retrieve the artifact place Fei-Hung and his family in danger as they face numerous confrontations with powerful adversaries.
As tension escalates, Fei-Hung’s expertise in the Drunken Master style becomes his best defense. Navigating through intense and complex skirmishes, he uncovers deeper layers of corruption, realizing that more is at stake than he initially thought. His journey not only tests his physical prowess but also challenges his moral values and family bonds. Every fight brings Fei-Hung closer to understanding the true meaning of honor and responsibility, leaving an indelible mark on his path as a martial artist and a son.
Writers: Edward Tang, Man-Ming Tong, Kai-Chi Yuen
Release Date: 20 Oct 2000
Runtime: 102 min
Rating: R
Country: Hong Kong
Language: Cantonese, Japanese
Home Video Reviews
Drunken Master II delivers classic Jackie Chan action in its most impressive form yet on Blu-ray, despite some disappointing supplemental features.
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While 'Drunken Master II' showcases Jackie Chan's exceptional martial arts and comedy, the Blu-ray release suffers from poor video, mediocre audio, and minimal extras.
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