Royal Tramp 2
Product ID: 76464381
Details
- ColorColor
- FormatAC-3 Color DVD
- LanguageCantonese
- Runtime1 hour and 33
desertcart.com: Royal Tramp 2 : Pak-cheung Chan, Vivian Chan, Ka Sang Cheung, Sharla Cheung, Stephen Chow, Paul Chun, Damian Lau, Lan Law, Brigitte Lin, Helen Ma, Sandra Ng Kwan Yue, Michelle Reis, Gordon Chan, Jing Wong, Siu-Tung Ching: Movies & TV Review: Five Stars - excellent As advertised Review: Really Royal Tramp I, Part 2 - The book on which Royal Tramp 1 and 2 are based (The Deer and the Cauldron by Jin Yong) was originally published as a serial in a Chinese newspaper, so the idea of splitting the story up into parts made sense. As a result, this film is every bit as good as the first one, and I would strongly recommend buying both films. I would also recommend against watching this film first, since the two films really do make up a single story. I don't think it will give too much away to say that in this film, Wilson Bond (or Wei Xiao Bo/Trinket Wei - translations vary) defeats his enemies, becomes supremely powerful, and marries all the beautiful women he has met. After all, that's the kind of movie this is, and that's the kind of character Wei is. (In the book, you can bet that any time he's introduced to any new powerful group, he'll be a leader of the group within the next 50 pages, and any time he meets a new beautiful woman, he'll be married to her in the next 100 pages. :-) I also like that this film contains most of my favorite actresses from Hong Kong: At the end of the first movie, the Empress Dowager (played by the fabulously beautiful "Sharla" Cheung Man) was found to be someone else in disguise. That "someone else" is played in part 2 by Brigitte Lin, another of my favorite female stars. (I would have been happy to watch another couple of hours of the lovely Ms. Cheung, but at least we got a brief appearance from her at the beginning). This film also has Helena Law Lan (who bears a striking resemblance to Michelle Yeoh in this role) as the One-Armed Nun, Michele Reis, Chingmy Yau... Ahhh. If the plot weren't so good, I could just spend my time watching the pretty women. I can't recommend this movie (or part 1) highly enough. This one is really a must for any fan of Hong Kong cinema, and a great introduction for those who aren't fans yet.
| Contributor | Brigitte Lin, Damian Lau, Gordon Chan, Helen Ma, Jing Wong, Ka Sang Cheung, Lan Law, Michelle Reis, Pak-cheung Chan, Paul Chun, Sandra Ng Kwan Yue, Sharla Cheung, Siu-Tung Ching, Stephen Chow, Vivian Chan Contributor Brigitte Lin, Damian Lau, Gordon Chan, Helen Ma, Jing Wong, Ka Sang Cheung, Lan Law, Michelle Reis, Pak-cheung Chan, Paul Chun, Sandra Ng Kwan Yue, Sharla Cheung, Siu-Tung Ching, Stephen Chow, Vivian Chan See more |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 12 Reviews |
| Format | AC-3, Color, DVD, Dolby, Letterboxed, NTSC, Widescreen |
| Language | Cantonese, Mandarin Chinese |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 33 minutes |
A**Y
Five Stars
excellent As advertised
B**S
Really Royal Tramp I, Part 2
The book on which Royal Tramp 1 and 2 are based (The Deer and the Cauldron by Jin Yong) was originally published as a serial in a Chinese newspaper, so the idea of splitting the story up into parts made sense. As a result, this film is every bit as good as the first one, and I would strongly recommend buying both films. I would also recommend against watching this film first, since the two films really do make up a single story. I don't think it will give too much away to say that in this film, Wilson Bond (or Wei Xiao Bo/Trinket Wei - translations vary) defeats his enemies, becomes supremely powerful, and marries all the beautiful women he has met. After all, that's the kind of movie this is, and that's the kind of character Wei is. (In the book, you can bet that any time he's introduced to any new powerful group, he'll be a leader of the group within the next 50 pages, and any time he meets a new beautiful woman, he'll be married to her in the next 100 pages. :-) I also like that this film contains most of my favorite actresses from Hong Kong: At the end of the first movie, the Empress Dowager (played by the fabulously beautiful "Sharla" Cheung Man) was found to be someone else in disguise. That "someone else" is played in part 2 by Brigitte Lin, another of my favorite female stars. (I would have been happy to watch another couple of hours of the lovely Ms. Cheung, but at least we got a brief appearance from her at the beginning). This film also has Helena Law Lan (who bears a striking resemblance to Michelle Yeoh in this role) as the One-Armed Nun, Michele Reis, Chingmy Yau... Ahhh. If the plot weren't so good, I could just spend my time watching the pretty women. I can't recommend this movie (or part 1) highly enough. This one is really a must for any fan of Hong Kong cinema, and a great introduction for those who aren't fans yet.
K**O
１も見た。とにかく面白い
ちょっと気づいたけど、チャウシンチーって足がきれいだ。 中国版チャップリンみたい。 共通してるのは女好き。
太**郎
面白い
ばかばかしいけどすごく面白い。特に本編役者が良い。良かった。
き**こ
とにかくオススメ！
私と同じく｢少林サッカー｣にてチャウ・シンチーに ハマってしまった、そこのあなた（笑） とにかく一度観てみてください。 ずいぶん昔（１０年ほど前？）の作品ですが、 相変らずカッコイイ（オカシイ！？）チャウ・シンチーが あっちこっちで大活躍＆モテまくり（笑）です。 共演の女優陣も、みなさん羨ましいほど美人だし…。 ぜひぜひ、２本とも観てくださいねー♪
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