[DDL] > Tricky Brains 1991, Stephen Chow (rare)

Discussion in 'Chinese Movies' started by The_Jelly, Jul 16, 2008.

  1. The_Jelly

    The_Jelly NSFW? :P

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    Megastar comedian Stephen Chow plays the Handsome Tricky Expert Koo, a professional trickster who'll play tricks for a fee. He's hired by the scummy Waise Lee, who wants to oust rival Andy Lau from the workplace. Koo takes the job, and pretends to be the long-lost son of Lau's father Ng Man-Tat. Somehow the scam works and Koo is brought into their home and family. Then there's tons and tons of bizarre shtick, which leads to the obvious question: will Koo go through with the plan to take down the good guys? Or will he act on the behalf of jerky yuppies like Waise Lee?
    Wackiness exists from frame one of this obvious Wong Jing product, which is merely a series of parodies, sudden musical numbers, and simply bizarre behavior that would never be tolerated in any form of reality. It's also great fun, as it gives Stephen Chow the chance to once again prove his superiority over his friends and foes alike. His actions may break his surrogate family, but they can also bring them back from the brink of disaster. His actions can also net him the attentions of comely Chingmy Yau, and save Lau's relationship with Rosamund Kwan. Boy, Stephen Chow is just all powerful in these movies, isn't he?
    Wong Jing wrings the best from his cast and manages to throw in some truly funny stuff. It's all rather pointless and sophomoric, and some jokes are in extremely bad taste. Still, Stephen Chow is a wonderful comedian, and his pairing with Lau is a good one. While not a fantastic actor, Andy Lau is at least a game performer willing to subject himself to all forms of embarrassment in the name of entertainment. Tricky Brains adds credence to the idea that Wong Jing's films succeed or fail according to his performers. His taste is questionable, and his rip-offs shameless (he steals some gags from the Police Academy movies), but he can make fun populist entertainment on occasion. This just happens to be one of those occasions.

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    #1 The_Jelly, Jul 16, 2008
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  2. yuyouh

    yuyouh New Member

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    links dead

    any latest link?
     
  3. lmf1987

    lmf1987 Member

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    ya for real... omg i want this movie so bad... such a great classic....
     
  4. goldenduck

    goldenduck New Member

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    a link please
     
  5. Lowkit

    Lowkit New Member

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    anyone have a link for this movie?! thanks in advance, pretty much appreciated
     
  6. kenryuakuma

    kenryuakuma Active Member

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    This movie should be uploaded in no time. As for which version is the best, it depends. MKV or Rmvb or AVI?
     
  7. xam

    xam Member

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    AVI would be much appreciated. Thanks!
     
  8. nizmo

    nizmo Member

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    +1 if someone can update post with a new link!
     
  9. Lowkit

    Lowkit New Member

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    none of guys have a link for this movie?!
     
  10. kenryuakuma

    kenryuakuma Active Member

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    Will be uploaded within a few days but the quality is so so and is avi.
     
  11. azianpride22

    azianpride22 Member

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    link pleaseeeee
     
  12. kdotc

    kdotc 안녕하세요빅뱅K-Dragon입니다

    i saw this on youtube last week if any1 wants streaming but its 11 parts however it shouldn't b a problem
    [video=youtube;Cv4iwFarjsI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cv4iwFarjsI"[/video]

    click then link to the next part
     
  13. please upload some links , cant find the movie any where else