Project A 《A計劃》 (1983) We dove deep into the 1980s for this one: Project A is one of Jackie Chan’s earlier films that paved the way for his enduring career.ġ0. Based on the Japanese manga of the same name, Jackie Chan plays Ryu Saeba, part detective, part mercenary, and a full-time womaniser.ĩ. City Hunter 《城市獵人》 (1993) For all Japanese manga and anime lovers out there, this film is just the right fit for you.

God of Gamblers 《賭神》 (1989) This late 1980s comedy is filled with action-packed and rip-roaring scenes with one of Hong Kong’s most celebrated actors-Chow Yun-fat.Ĩ. The film is directed by Wong Jing and features many famous acting veterans such as Stephen Chow, Sharla Cheung, Ng Man-tat, and Sandra Ng.ħ. Royal Tramp 《鹿鼎記》 (1992) Royal Tramp is a 1992 film based on a novel called The Deer and the Cauldron by Louis Cha. Love on Delivery 《破壞之王》 (1994) It goes without saying that the 1990s were truly phenomenal for Stephen Chow, who comes out with yet another classic, thigh-slapping film to add to his belt.Ħ. Look Out, Officer! 《師兄撞鬼》 (1990) You may think that this film completely gives itself away as a goofy comedy centred around law enforcement, but this one comes with a crafty twist.ĥ. The Romancing Star 《精裝追女仔》 (1987) This offbeat local comedy from the late 1980s actually helped launch the careers of many iconic Hong Kong actors, including Chow Yun-fat, Eric Tsang, and Maggie Cheung.Ĥ. Fat Choi Spirit 《嚦咕嚦咕新年財》 (2002) Confused about how a game of mahjong works? Hopefully, one viewing of Fat Choi Spirit will help enlighten you to the rules of this common, tile-based game.ģ. Kung Fu Hustle 《功夫》 (2004) From the comedic mastermind behind the incomparable Shaolin Soccer (2001), Kung Fu Hustle is Stephen Chow’s award-winning action-comedy flick and one of his most popular films to date.Ģ. 10 best Cantonese comedies to watch on Netflix Hong Kongġ.

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