All 71 Stephen Chow Movies (in Order)
Stephen Chow, a renowned Hong Kong actor, director, and producer, is known for his unique blend of comedy, action, and drama in his movies. In this roundup article, we will take a closer look at some of Stephen Chow’s most memorable and successful films, exploring their storylines, performances, and impact on the film industry. Join us as we delve into the world of Stephen Chow’s cinematic masterpieces and discover what makes them stand out from the crowd.
1. A Better Tomorrow (1986)
In the gritty neo-noir thriller “A Better Tomorrow, “ we follow the story of a former gangster, Lung Ti, who is determined to reconcile with his estranged brother, played by Chow Yun-Fat, a seasoned policeman. However, the ties to Lung Ti’s former gang are proving to be exceedingly difficult to sever, testing the bond between brother and brother.
2. Final Justice (1988)
Final Justice” is a thrilling action film from 1988, featuring a gripping crime plot set in the bustling streets of Hong Kong. Directed by Parkman Wong and co-written by James Fung and Bing Lo, this high-octane movie boasts a star-studded cast, including Danny Lee, Stephen Chow, and Ka-Kui Ho.
3. Faithfully Yours (1988)
Faithfully Yours, a delightful Hong Kong comedy, centers around the lovable yet unlucky Happy Chan, a charismatic barber who opens a new salon right next door to an old-fashioned Chinese barber shop. As Happy’s presence disrupts the established business, the owner Chuk becomes enraged, setting off a series of comical misunderstandings.
4. The Last Conflict (1988)
The Last Conflict, “ a Hong Kong action-packed crime thriller from 1988, stars Stephen Chow and legendary martial artist Donnie Yen in a tale of intrigue, heroism, and deadly confrontations. The film’s electrifying performances are backed by the impressive direction of Raymond Lee and a screenplay by Man-Cheuk Lai.
5. Thunder Cops II (1989)
Thunder Cops II (1989) is a Hong Kong action film directed by Jeffrey Lau and starring Stephen Chow, Sandra Kwan Yue Ng, and Ann Bridgewater. The movie follows a policewoman’s quest for revenge after her father’s death.
6. Dragon Fight (1989)
Experience the thrilling world of Dragon Fight, a 1989 Hong Kong action film that brings martial arts to life. Set in the States, the movie follows two talented martial artists from China who come together for an exhilarating show. But when one of them decides to defect and stay in America, a dangerous game of deceit and betrayal unfolds.
7. Just Heroes (1989)
Just Heroes, “ also known as “Yee Dam Kwan Ying, “ is a 1989 Hong Kong action film that delivers a heart-stopping depiction of a battle for power and bloodshed. Directed by renowned directors John Woo and Wu Ma, the film stars David Chiang, Danny Lee, and Kuan Tai Chen.
8. Lung Fung Restaurant (1990)
Lung Fung Restaurant” is a fast-paced action-comedy film from 1990 Hong Kong, directed by Man Kit Poon and written by Chi-Keung Hau and Wai-Chung Yip. The movie stars Siu Chung Mok, Stephen Chow, and Ellen Chan and is produced by Movie Impact Limited. The plot revolves around Dragon, an ex-triad member who is released from jail and decides to turn his life around and stay out of trouble. However, his old friend Rubbish Pool and boss Kent continue to engage in dangerous criminal activities that drag Dragon back into the criminal world.
9. All for the Winner (1990)
All for the Winner” is a thrilling 1990 Hong Kong film that masterfully blends action, comedy, and crime genres. Directed by Jeffrey Lau and Corey Yuen, with a screenplay by Lau, this movie follows the journey of a man who discovers his innocent, lovable nephew possesses a unique ability — the power to see through objects.
10. Triad Story (1990)
Triad Story, “ a 1990 Hong Kong crime drama directed by Wai Shum, offers a thrilling experience to its viewers. Starring Chun-Hsiung Ko, Wu Ma, and Fui-On Shing, this movie follows a complex narrative woven through the trials and tribulations of a Hong Kong Triad gang.
11. Look Out, Officer! (1990)
Look Out, Officer! “ is an action-packed, comedy-crime thriller that brings the supernatural into the fight against crime. When an honest police officer is tragically killed on the job, he returns as a ghost to seek justice and solve his own murder. Armed with mystical tools and the assistance of a rookie cop, the ghost sets out on a mission to bring his killer to light.
12. My Hero (1990)
My Hero, also known as Yat boon maan wah chong tin aai, is a 1990 Hong Kong action, comedy, and crime film directed by Ka-Yan Leung. Running for 1 hour and 33 minutes, this 90s cinematic gem follows the journey of a passionate busboy who adores Manga comic books.
13. Curry and Pepper (1990)
Curry and Pepper, “ originally titled “Ga lei lat jiu, “ is a 1990 action-comedy featuring two best friends and cop partners as they become the subject of a beautiful news reporter’s documentary. The duo soon finds themselves competing for screen time, as well as the love of the reporter, all while pursuing a murderous arms dealer.
14. God of Gamblers II (1990)
God of Gamblers II” is a high-energy, action-packed comedy that takes you on a thrilling ride through the underbelly of gambling. Directed by Jing Wong and written by Jeffrey Lau, See-Yuen Ng, and Jing Wong, this 1990 Hong Kong film stars the multi-talented Andy Lau, Stephen Chow, and Man-Tat Ng.
15. The Unmatchable Match (1990)
A thrilling action-packed crime drama, “The Unmatchable Match, “ or “Fung Yue Tung Lo, “ sets the stage for an unforgettable tale of deceit, power, and betrayal. Released in 1990 and directed by Parkman Wong, the film stars Stephen Chow, Michael Wai-Man Chan, and Vivian Chow.
16. When Fortune Smiles (1990)
When Fortune Smiles, the 1990 Hong Kong film directed by Anthony Chan and written by Raymond To, takes audiences on a thrilling rollercoaster ride filled with action, comedy, and crime. The story revolves around the head of a wealthy family who passes away and leaves his fortune to his daughter, sparking a series of events that involve the daughter’s brother, her uncle’s son, and a group of unsuspecting individuals.
17. Sleazy Dizzy (1990)
Sleazy Dizzy” is a raucous comedy filled with action, mystery, and plenty of laughs. The film follows the adventures of a common thief, his Hong Kong stock company partner, and an amnesiac undercover cop as they try to restore the officer’s memory and locate the stolen 50 million dollars in a dangerous drug deal. Meanwhile, the trio must stay one step ahead of their ruthless crime-lord enemy.
18. Love Is Love (1990)
Love Is Love” (1990) is a heartwarming tale of love, hardship, and personal growth. Set in Hong Kong, the story follows the journey of Shui and Ti, a poor couple brimming with ambition and resilience.
19. God of Gamblers Part III: Back to Shanghai (1991)
God of Gamblers Part III: Back to Shanghai” is a thrilling 1991 Hong Kong film directed by Jing Wong. This third installment in the acclaimed “God of Gamblers” series follows Chow Sing Cho, also known as the “Saint of Gamblers” and a disciple of the God of Gamblers. Chaos ensues when Chow and his uncle are suddenly transported to 1937 Shanghai, a time crucial to their family history. Utilizing his unique telekinetic powers, Chow must navigate through this era and make decisions that will have lasting consequences on his destiny.
20. Tricky Brains (1991)
Tricky Brains (1991), also known as Jing goo juen ga, is a delightful, witty Hong Kong film that offers a refreshing take on the genre of comedy and romance. Directed by the renowned Jing Wong, this movie has garnered an impressive IMDb rating of 7.0 based on 2895 votes, proving its popularity among audiences.
21. The Magnificent Scoundrels (1991)
Experience the wild and wacky world of “The Magnificent Scoundrels” (Ching Sing), a 1991 Hong Kong comedy-crime film. Featuring the exploits of Valentino, a lesser-known con artist, and Kwan, an accomplished trickster, the duo embarks on a series of elaborate schemes to amass wealth. With both protagonists playing various roles and impersonating others, the laughter never ends as they navigate their criminal enterprise.
22. Fist of Fury 1991 (1991)
Fist of Fury 1991, also known as San Jing Mo Moon, is an action-packed comedy movie released in 1991. The story follows a mainlander who travels to Hong Kong in search of his cousin. This film is a spinoff from the 1972 Bruce Lee classic. With a runtime of 1 hour and 36 minutes, this movie delivers a delightful blend of humor, adventure, and thrilling martial arts action scenes.
23. Legend of the Dragon (1991)
Legend of the Dragon” is a 1991 Hong Kong action-comedy film written by James Fung and Kam-Fai Law, directed by Danny Lee and Lik-Chi Lee starring Stephen Chow, Teresa Mo, and Ka-Yan Leung. Set in the bustling city, the story follows Chow, a young man from a rural village, who embarks on a journey to the big city with the hope of saving his hometown. His goal? To win the prestigious snooker tournament and garner enough funds to save his village from impending doom.
24. The Top Bet (1991)
The Top Bet” is an action-packed comedy film that takes you on an unforgettable journey through the world of gambling. Set in 1991, the movie revolves around the Saint of Gamblers, Chow Sing Cho, played by Stephen Chow. When the ruthless triad leader Chung Chan demands that Sing play cards for him in an upcoming tournament, the stakes are raised — the life of Sing’s Uncle Blackie Tat hangs in the balance.
25. Crazy Safari (1991)
Join two unlikely heroes in the wild and unpredictable world of Crazy Safari (1991). With an eccentric magician and his ancient Chinese vampire ancestor on board, their globe-trotting plane journey hits a mysterious snag. Stranded in the remote village of “The Gods Must Be Crazy, “ they’re in for a rollercoaster of zany mishaps and fantastical adventures.
26. The Banquet (1991)
The Banquet, “ a 1991 Hong Kong comedy film directed by Alfred Cheung, Tung Cho ‘Joe’ Cheung, and Clifton Ko, follows the journey of a determined businessman attempting to secure a lucrative deal for the reconstruction of Kuwait following the Gulf War. The movie features appearances from several renowned Hong Kong celebrities as they attend the climactic banquet/dinner scene. Delving into themes of father-son relationships and comedy, the film explores how the protagonist navigates through unpredictable circumstances while uncovering deeper connections with his family.
27. Fight Back to School (1991)
Get ready for an action-packed, comedy-infused ride as a seasoned SWAT team leader is thrust into an unconventional mission — posing as a high school student to infiltrate the school and recover his captain’s missing weapon. In the thrilling “Fight Back to School” (1991), crime meets comedy in a hilarious twist featuring a SWAT team leader who must navigate the treacherous hallways of a high school while battling criminals on his journey.
28. Fist of Fury 1991 II (1992)
Fist of Fury 1991 II” is a thrilling action-comedy film that takes you on a riveting journey of revenge and redemption. The movie follows Cheung Wan To as he seeks vengeance for his brother’s defeat in a brutal boxing match. However, his plans are disrupted by a mysterious masked caper.
29. All’s Well, Ends Well (1992)
Experience the laughs, love, and joy of the Chinese New Year in “All’s Well, Ends Well. “ This heartwarming comedy follows the three Shang brothers — philandering businessman Shang Moon, womanizer Shang Foon, and openly gay dance instructor Shang So — as they navigate their romantic lives during the annual celebration.
30. Royal Tramp (1992)
Experience the non-stop action and laughs of “Royal Tramp, “ a 1992 Hong Kong martial arts, comedy, and crime thriller that takes the stage by storm. The once care-free jester accidentally finds himself in the midst of espionage when a cult leader asks him to infiltrate the imperial palace and spy on the young Chinese emperor.
31. Fight Back to School II (1992)
Fight Back to School II” is an unforgettable blend of action, comedy, and crime that brings a thrilling entertainment experience to the world of movies. Set in 1992, the film follows our dynamic protagonist Sing, a former police officer who finds himself in an unexpected role as an undercover cop. Assigned to infiltrate the same high school where a group of foreign terrorists is threatening to plant a bomb, Sing is determined to protect his old stomping grounds.
32. King of Beggars (1992)
King of Beggars, released in 1992, stars Stephen Chow as the wealthy son of a rich family who falls in love with a woman only willing to marry him once he becomes a Kung-Fu Master. Embarking on an adventurous quest to earn her hand, he becomes a legendary hero when he attempts to save the emperor.
33. The Thief of Time (1992)
The Thief of Time, “ or “Kwan sing wui” in its native Hong Kong, is a delightful 1992 comedy film that transports you to an extraordinary world. Directed by Lik-Chi Lee, the film is written by Wing-Mui Leung and is brought to life with a stellar cast including Idy Chan, Min-Leung Chan, and On-Ying Chan.
34. Royal Tramp II (1992)
Embark on an action-packed comedy adventure with “Royal Tramp II” (1992), starring Stephen Chow, Brigitte Lin, and Chingmy Yau. Set in the volatile Qing Dynasty, where power struggles and deadly martial artists reign, Wei the jester finds himself in the middle of it all.
35. Justice, My Foot! (1992)
Justice, My Foot! “ is a hilarious 1992 Hong Kong comedy film directed by Johnnie To and written by Sandy Shaw. Starring Stephen Chow, Anita Mui, and Man-Tat Ng, the movie follows the comedic journey of a con artist and a kung-fu-skilled wife who manage to bring justice to the court.
36. The Mad Monk (1993)
Prepare to laugh your socks off with “The Mad Monk” (1993), an outrageous Hong Kong comedy directed by iconic filmmaker Johnnie To. Internationally acclaimed comic genius Stephen Chow takes the lead, transforming the lives of three unforgettable characters — a radiant prostitute played by the beautiful Maggie Cheung Man-yuk, a filthy beggar portrayed by Anthony Wong, and a deadly assassin he encounters along the way. Get ready for a whirlwind of laughter, fantasy, and incredible performances in this unstoppable comedy gem that has taken the world by storm.
37. Flirting Scholar (1993)
In “The Flirting Scholar, “ a scholar of the arts embarks on a comical and romantic journey to find true love. Disguising himself as a houseboy, he becomes a servant in a wealthy family’s household, all in the hopes of wooing the beautiful servant girl who has captured his heart.
38. My Hero 2 (1993)
My Hero 2" (1993) is a witty and entertaining Hong Kong comedy-crime film. The story revolves around comic artist Cheung who forms an unlikely friendship with Tat, a man he believes to be a triad godfather.
39. Fight Back to School III (1993)
Fight Back to School III, also known as To hok wai lung III: Lung gwoh gai nin, is a 1993 Hong Kong-based comedy-crime-mystery film starring Stephen Chow, Anita Mui, and Sharla Cheung. The movie clocks in at 1 hour and 29 minutes and follows the story of police officer Chow Sing Sing, who is assigned to work undercover alongside the millionaire, Million Wong, who bears a striking resemblance to him. Chow poses as an amnesiac to investigate the murder of Wong, all while dealing with the complications of jealousy and a Chinese New Year celebration.
40. Hail the Judge (1994)
Hail the Judge, “ directed by Jing Wong and starring Stephen Chow, Sharla Cheung, and Man-Tat Ng, is a hilarious 1994 Hong Kong comedy. The film follows a judgment-seeking judge who tries to save a female accused of murder — falsely accused, of course. Full of light-hearted laughs, this comedy-mystery is one you won’t want to miss.
41. Love on Delivery (1994)
Love on Delivery, “ also known as “Poh wai ji wong” and directed by Lik-Chi Lee, is a 1994 Hong Kong action-comedy-romance film starring Stephen Chow, Christy Chung, and Man-Tat Ng. The story revolves around a delivery boy who, to impress a love interest, learns kung fu from a dishonest master, in order to defeat his archrival in a fight. Despite the film’s controversial content rating of TV-MA, it has garnered a decent IMDb rating of 6.8, with impressive ratings from 3646 votes.
42. From Beijing with Love (1994)
From Beijing with Love” is a high-octane action comedy movie from 1994. Directed by Stephen Chow and Lik-Chi Lee, it stars Stephen Chow, Anita Yuen, and Kar-Ying Law in a thrilling adventure. The movie follows the story of a Chinese spy who’s been out of service for ten years but now has to go to Hong Kong to find a stolen Tyrannosaurus rex skull.
43. A Chinese Odyssey: Part One — Pandora’s Box (1995)
A Chinese Odyssey: Part One — Pandora’s Box is a dazzling 1995 Hong Kong film that fuses action, adventure, and comedy in a unique blend of Chinese mythology. Directed by Jeffrey Lau and written by Lau and Cheng’en Wu, the movie tells the tale of a Monkey King who finds himself reincarnated as Joker, a highwayman unaware of his previous life. Alongside Longevity Monk, his master, the Monkey King faces punishment for their misdeeds, resulting in their human reincarnation.
44. A Chinese Odyssey: Part 2 — Cinderella (1995)
A Chinese Odyssey: Part 2 — Cinderella is a delightful sequel to the 1995 film A Chinese Odyssey: Part One — Pandora’s Box. In this installment, the beloved character Sun Wukong, also known as the Monkey King, continues his fantastical adventures in a human form. As he strives to fulfill his divine destiny, he encounters an assortment of magical elements, including a magical box.
45. Sixty Million Dollar Man (1995)
Sixty Million Dollar Man” is a hilariously wild superhero comedy that follows the misadventures of a rich and playboy billionaire named Tin Kwok. When he ends up being blown up by a dangerous gangster in a fit of jealous rage, the once reckless Tin finds himself with a new lease on life — literally. After meeting with his eccentric professor, Tin is gifted with an extraordinary synthetic body that allows him to change into anything he desires, from being bulletproof to walking on water.
46. Out of the Dark (1995)
In the hilarious and spine-tingling “Out of the Dark, “ a group of experienced and inexperienced ghostbusters team up to face an otherworldly menace in their towering high-rise apartment. With a combination of heart-pounding suspense and gut-busting humor, these unlikely heroes must confront not only their own fears but also a gory, vengeful ancestor in a race against time.
47. The Cooking God (1996)
The Cooking God, also known as Sik san, is a 1996 Hong Kong action-comedy-fantasy film directed by Stephen Chow and Lik-Chi Lee. The plot revolves around a world-renowned and feared chef who is stripped of his title as the God of Cookery due to his arrogant attitude. Determined to reclaim his glorious title, the chef embarks on a humbling journey to regain his respect and mastery in the culinary world.
48. Forbidden City Cop (1996)
Forbidden City Cop” is an action-packed, comedic, and fantastical romp through the imperial palace in 19th century China. The film follows the journey of an inventive, but often ridiculed, imperial agent who must navigate his mischievous inventions and the deadly machinations of a ruthless foe. Armed with unparalleled wit and inventiveness, the agent and his allies must outwit their adversaries in a hilariously unpredictable quest for justice.
49. Lawyer Lawyer (1997)
Lawyer Lawyer, a 1997 Hong Kong-produced comedy-drama film, follows famed Chinese lawyer Chan Mong-Gut as he navigates a high-stakes court case. His apprentice, Foon, has been framed for murder, and it’s up to Chan to defend him. This intriguing plot intertwines powerful storytelling with humor, making it a must-watch for history and comedy enthusiasts.
50. All’s Well, Ends Well 1997 (1997)
In the heartwarming comedy “All’s Well, Ends Well 1997, “ a playboy named Lo King fakes his own mental illness to try and inherit the fortune of his hardworking older brothers, Lo Leung and Lo Fei. Leung, a busy businessman, is struggling with his work-life balance, while Fei has other concerns to deal with.
51. The Lucky Guy (1998)
The Lucky Guy, “ also known as “Hang wan yat tiu lung, “ is a Hong Kong comedy, romance, and drama film released in 1998. Set in a popular coffee shop, “Lucky, “ which is famous for its egg tarts and tea, the film revolves around the lives of its employees and patrons.
52. Chin wong ji wong 2000 (1999)
In “Chin wong ji wong 2000”, also known as the “Swindler, “ Hong Kong’s illustrious director Jing Wong takes us on a thrilling comedy ride, full of unexpected twists and turns. Set in the backdrop of major swindling activities by the crafty and infamous Ferrari, the film revolves around serious Crime Unit inspector Chan Foon, tasked with infiltrating Ferrari’s organization. However, Chan’s cover is promptly blown by Ferrari, prompting Chan to seek advice from no less than Wong Fu Si, a respected master of conman arts.
53. King of Comedy (1999)
King of Comedy, “ released in 1999, is a delightful rom-com adventure from Hong Kong. Directed by Stephen Chow and written by Chow, Erica Li, and Kan-Cheung Tsang, this charming film stars the talented Stephen Chow, Karen Mok, and Cecilia Cheung.
54. Gorgeous (1999)
Gorgeous, a 1999 romantic action-comedy, is set in the bustling city of Hong Kong, where a young Taiwanese girl named Tina comes to seek true love. Unforgettable encounters and heartwarming moments await her as she crosses paths with a skilled professional fighter named Michael.
55. Shaolin Soccer (2001)
Experience the hilarious and action-packed world of “Shaolin Soccer” (2001)! . This exhilarating film follows a young man who leaves his Shaolin temple and reunites with his discouraged brothers in their village. Together, they form a soccer team and discover that their formidable martial arts skills can be a powerful advantage on the field.
56. 1:99 Shorts (2003)
1:99 Shorts is a unique and heartwarming collection of shorts, crafted by 11 talented directors to help rebuild the confidence of the Hong Kong population during the SARS epidemic in 2003. In a series of uplifting, short films, the Information Service Department of the Hong Kong government seeks to remind the people that life goes on.
57. Kung Fu Hustle (2004)
Kung Fu Hustle” is an action-packed, fantasy-infused comedy film set in 1940s Shanghai, China. The story follows a young, wannabe gangster who dreams of joining the infamous “Axe Gang. “ However, this city isn’t just home to notorious criminal gangs; it also harbors a group of apartment complex residents who possess incredible kung fu powers, defending their turf against all odds.
58. Shôrin shôjo (2008)
In the captivating Japanese action-comedy “Shôrin shôjo, “ a young Shaolin-trained woman named Ayumi makes a triumphant return to Japan, driven by her passion to revive her beloved grandfather’s defunct martial arts school. As she embarks on her journey, she discovers that the school holds secrets that she must unravel to protect her grandfather’s legacy.
59. CJ7 (2008)
CJ7" takes us on an extraordinary journey through the lives of a struggling Chinese laborer named Chen and his spirited young son, Din. When Din receives an otherworldly lollipop that transforms their pet cockroach into a small robot named CJ7, the world changes for our lovable family.
60. Jump (2009)
Jump” is a heartwarming comedy-drama with a touch of martial arts, starring Kitty Zhang as a farm girl with big city dreams. Dreaming of becoming a big-time hip-hop martial arts star, Kitty lands her first job as a janitor at a local dance school. Join her as she navigates the city’s bustling dance scene, battles against her personal struggles, and fights for the chance to become a star.
61. Dragonball Evolution (2009)
Dragonball Evolution” is a 2009 action-packed adventure fantasy film, directed by James Wong and starring Justin Chatwin, James Marsters, and Chow Yun-Fat. In the film, young Son Goku embarks on a quest to collect seven magical orbs that grant unlimited power. As he races against time and the vengeful King Piccolo, Goku faces numerous obstacles and battles along the way.
62. The Founding of a Republic (2009)
The Founding of a Republic” is a riveting historical drama inspired by true events, set in 1949 China. The film is a stirring tale of bravery, sacrifice, and resilience as one man courageously defies the tyranny of a ruthless ruler and unites his people in an epic battle for their country.
63. CJ7: The Cartoon (2010)
CJ7: The Cartoon” is a delightful animated adventure that is sure to captivate viewers of all ages. Set in a destroyed house, our protagonist, Chow Ti, lives with his adorable son, Dicky. Their lives take a magical turn when Chow stumbles upon a mysterious green blob in the junkyard. This little creature turns out to be a cute, magical alien who transforms into a lovable furry friend.
64. Vixen Highway 2006: It Came from Uranus! (2010)
Vixen Highway 2006: It Came from Uranus! . is a high-energy action, horror, and thriller film that promises to leave an unforgettable mark. The movie follows the story of rock-star Bobby Barzell, who is awaiting a life-saving liver transplant from a dangerous and unpredictable fugitive.
65. The Bounty (2012)
The Bounty, “ originally titled “Xuan hong, “ is an action-packed comedy-drama from Hong Kong. The 2012 film takes the viewer on an unforgettable ride with its unique mix of humor and suspense. Directed and written by Chi-Keung Fung, “The Bounty” stars Chapman To, Fiona Sit, and Alex Man.
66. Journey to the West (2013)
Journey to the West” is a thrilling 2013 action-adventure comedy film that brings the classic Chinese novel to life. Set in ancient China, the story follows aspiring Buddhist hero Tang Sanzang as he embarks on a dangerous journey to protect a village from the menacing three demons. Along the way, he encounters Miss Duan, a fearless demon hunter who repeatedly lends a hand to Tang Sanzang. Despite their contrasting backgrounds, the two characters develop a deep connection, making the story an engaging mixture of action, adventure, and romance.
67. Jian Bing Man (2015)
Immerse yourself in the hilarious journey of disgraced actor Zhang Wei, played by the charming Chengpeng Dong, as he strives to regain his status in the industry. In the heartwarming comedy “Jian Bing Man, “ Zhang finds himself surrounded by a bizarre assortment of characters, all determined to help him reclaim his place on the silver screen.
68. The Mermaid (2016)
The Mermaid” is a visually stunning film that blends fantasy, drama, and comedy. Set under the sea, we follow Shan, a mermaid, who has been tasked with assassinating Xuan, a developer whose actions threaten the very existence of her ecosystem. However, fate has other plans when she unexpectedly falls in love with him instead.
69. Journey to the West: The Demons Strike Back (2017)
In “Journey to the West: The Demons Strike Back, “ Kris Wu takes on the role of a brave and humble monk who embarks on a thrilling adventure with his three unlikely companions — a giant pig, a monkey, and a fierce, sword-wielding disciple. Together, they journey to battle fierce demons and mythical creatures who threaten to overthrow the peace of their enchanted world.
70. The New King of Comedy (2019)
The New King of Comedy” presents a refreshing and humorous insight into the world of entertainment. This 2019 film, directed by Stephen Chow and Herman Yau, follows the journey of a young woman as she yearns to escape her role as an extra and stand-in, and instead chase her dreams of becoming an accomplished actress. With 12 wins and 14 nominations under its belt, this comedic and dramatic piece showcases the lengths these characters will go to in a quest for fame and fortune.
71. The Monkey King (2023)
The Monkey King” is a 2023 animated action-comedy that brings to life an ancient Chinese tale through enthralling adventure. The Monkey, a mischievous yet unyielding hero, wields a magical fighting Stick to fend off demons, dragons, gods, and the most formidable adversary: his own ego.
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