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Разборки в стиле Кунг-фу (2004) - Kung Fu Hustle is a 2004 Comedy, Action, Fantasy, Crime film directed by Stephen Chow and starring Bruce Leung Siu-Lung, Xing Yu, Chiu Chi-Ling, Stephen Chow, Yuen Qiu, Huang Sheng-Yi, Lam Tze-Chung, Yuen Wah, Dung Chi-Wa, Danny Chan Kwok-Kwan.
The film features a number of retired actors famous for 1970s , yet has been compared to contemporary and influential martial arts films such as and. The style of the film, accompanied by traditional , is often cited as its most striking feature. The film was released on 23 December 2004 in China and on 25 January 2005 in the United States. It received a 90% approval rating on and 78 out of 100 at. The film was the all-time tenth-highest-grossing foreign language film in the United States as well as the highest-grossing foreign-language film in the country in 2005. Kung Fu Hustle won numerous awards, including six and five. The film was re-released in 3D in October 2014 across Asia and America, marking the tenth anniversary of the film. In Shanghai during the 1930s, Sing and his sidekick Bone aspire to join the notorious Axe Gang, which rules the town under the leadership of cold-blooded Brother Sum. One day, the two visit the Pigsty Alley - the slums of the town. Claiming to be Axe Gang members, they try to blackmail the residents there, but the Landlady chases them off. Sing, in an attempt to bluff them, throws a firecracker which he claims is a signal to summon his gangs , which blows up the hat of a minor Axe Gang boss passing by. Sing blames the Pigsty Alley residents for throwing the firecracker. The gang boss attacks a barber, only to be struck by an unseen assailant. The remaining gangs fire the signal to summon more gangs there. Three of the tenants - Coolie, Tailor, and Donut - reveal themselves to be Kung Fu masters and triumph over all of the gangs. Fearing the Axe Gang's retribution, the Landlady quickly evicts the trio. Infuriated by the bitter loss of his gangs, Sum captures Sing and Bone, whose impersonation caused all the troubles. He wants to kill them by throwing axes at them. Sing narrowly frees themselves with his lock-picking skill, surprising Sum. Sum allows them to join the gang if they kill a person, and they leave. Lamenting his failure on the street, Sing tells Bone his story when he was a young boy. He tried to protect a mute girl named Fong from bullies, but he got beaten as the Buddhist Palm moves didn't work. The humiliating event convinced him that good guys never win, and he is determined to be a relentless criminal to survive in the wicked world. The two then snatch the ice cream from a female vendor and flee on a tram, laughing maniacally as she runs after them. The next day, Sing and Bone return to the Pigsty Alley to kill the Landlady. Their plan backfires, however, and Sing barely escapes from the Landlady's wrath. Seeking safety in a traffic pulpit, Sing is surprised as his body rapidly heals from the injuries sustained during the escape. The pain causes him to strike the sides of the pulpit with extreme force, covering the surface with hand-shaped impressions. Later, Sum hires The Harpists - two mysterious assassins whose weapon is a Guzheng - to kill the three Pigsty Alley tenants. After the encounter, Coolie is beheaded while Tailor and Donut suffer mortal injuries. The Landlady and her husband - the Landlord - reveal that they too are Kung Fu masters, having led the recluse lives with an oath of non-violence after their son's death. Although the two overcome the assassins and break their Guzheng, they are too late to save Tailor and Donut, both of whom end up dead. The Landlords temporarily evacuate the remaining tenants for their own safety. Meanwhile, Sing attempts to rob the same ice cream vendor he met earlier, who turns out to be Fong - the mute girl of his childhood. She offers him a lollipop - like she did in the past, but he knocks it away, ashamed of himself and how far he has fallen. After shooing Bone away, whom he blames for his misfortunes, Sing is brought to Sum. Though appearing to be a middle-aged, slovenly, and flippant man, the Beast is quickly shown to be a powerful and ruthless fighter. When the Landlords arrive at the Axe Gang's casino to settle the score, Sum sends the Beast to fight them. Despite being overpowered initially, the Landlady breaks the top of a funeral bell and uses it as a megaphone to amplify her Lion's Roar, taking down the Beast. Feigning surrender, he stabs them both with his hidden pins before the three get stuck in a tight hold, immobilizing each other. Sum orders Sing to strike the Landlord to break the stalemate, but Sing has a change of his heart, causing him to strike Sum and the Beast instead. Enraged, the Beast brutally pummels Sing until the Landlords rescues him and takes him back to the Pigsty Alley. Sum berates the Beast for letting his rivals escape. In return, the Beast kills Sum, then takes over the Axe Gang and wages an all-out assault on the Pigsty Alley. Back at the Alley, Sing undergoes a transformation as a result of the Beast's attack. He fully heals himself, unleashing his inner powers and becoming a Kung Fu master instantaneously. He sees to the well-being of the Landlords as the gangs arrive. Sing easily beats them all before facing the Beast, who uses the Toad style moves to launch Sing high into the sky. While aloft, he comes to peace with Buddha and is finally able to deliver the mighty Buddhist Palm moves to subdue the Beast. Accepting his defeat, the Beast breaks down and cries, calling Sing his master. With the Axe Gang eliminated, the townsfolk enjoy their peaceful lives. Sometime later, Sing and Bone open a candy store with Fong's lollipop as their logo, and their main product. When Sing sees Fong outside, he happily invites her in to share their childhood memories. The beggar who sold the manual to Sing in the past appears on the street. He specializes in Buddhist Palm technique. He is also a master of. She is a master of the Lion's Roar technique. He is rumoured to be the most dangerous person alive, though his skill is disguised by his unkempt appearance. He is a master of the Toad Style of the Kwan Lun School. He specializes in the art of Iron Fist technique, and he fights with iron rings on his arms. He specializes in the. He is killed by the Axe Gang at the start of the film. After the success of his 2001 film, , Chow was approached in 2002 by Columbia Pictures Film Production Asia, offering to collaborate with him on a project. Chow accepted the offer, and the project eventually became Kung Fu Hustle. Chow was inspired to create the film by the martial arts films he watched as a child and by his childhood ambition to become a martial artist. Later in an interview Chow remarked that he had created the location from his childhood, basing the design on the crowded apartment complexes of Hong Kong where he had lived. The 1973 film, , was another inspiration for Pig Sty Alley. Designing the Alley began in January 2003 and took four months to complete. Many of the props and furniture in the apartments were antiques from all over China. Casting Kung Fu Hustle features several prolific Hong Kong action cinema actors from the 1970s. Wah considered starring in Kung Fu Hustle to be the peak of his career. In spite of the film's success, he worried that nowadays fewer people practice martial arts. Auditions for the role of the Landlady began in March 2003. Qiu, a student of , of the China Drama Academy, had appeared in the 1974 film at the age of 18. After a number of other small roles, she retired from films in the 1980s. Kung Fu Hustle was her first role in nineteen years. Qiu, in order to fulfill Chow's vision for the role, gained weight for the role by eating midnight snacks every day. After becoming unpopular in the Taiwanese film market in the late 1980s following a visit to China, he switched to a career in business. Kung Fu Hustle was his return to the film industry after a fifteen-year hiatus. He regarded Chow as a flexible director with high standards, and was particularly impressed by the first scene involving the Beast, which had to be reshot 28 times. In addition to famous martial artists, Kung Fu Hustle features legends of. Two famous Chinese directors appear in the film: , who plays Inspector Chan at the beginning of the film, and , who plays the boss of the Crocodile Gang. In casting Sing's love interest Fong, Chow stated that he wanted an innocent looking girl for the role. Television actress , in her film debut, was chosen from over 8,000 girls. She chose to have no dialogue in the film so that she could stand out only with her body gestures. Filming CGI construction of the Buddhist Palm Filming took place in Shanghai from June 2003 to November 2003. Two-thirds of the time was spent shooting the fight sequences. Those scenes were initially choreographed by , who quit after two months due to illness, tough outdoor conditions, interest in another project and arguments with the production crew. Hung was replaced by , an action choreographer with experience ranging from 1960s to more recent films like and. Yuen promptly accepted the offer. Yuen drew on seemingly outdated fighting styles like the Deadly Melody and Buddhist Palm. He remarked that despite the comedic nature of the film, the shooting process was a serious matter due to the tight schedule. Most of the special effects in the film, created by Hong Kong computer graphics company , which had previously worked on films such as Shaolin Soccer and , included a combination of and. Centro Digital performed extensive tests on CGI scenes before filming started, and treatment of the preliminary shots began immediately afterwards. The CGI crew edited out wire effects and applied special effects in high resolution. Legendary martial arts mentioned in wuxia novels were depicted and exaggerated through CGI, but actual people were used for the final fight between Chow's character and hundreds of axe-wielding gangsters. After a final calibration of colour, data of the processed scenes was sent to the US for the production of the final version. A group of six people followed the production crew throughout the shooting. Music Main article: The majority of the film's original score was composed by and performed by the. The score imitates traditional Chinese music used in 1940s swordplay films. One of Wong's works, Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained, provides a stark contrast between the villainous Axe Gang and the peaceful neighbourhood of Pig Sty Alley, depicted by a Chinese folk song, Fisherman's Song of the East China Sea. Along with Wong's compositions and various traditional Chinese songs, classical compositions are featured in the score, including excerpts from by and by. Kung Fu Hustle was nominated for Best Original Film Score at the 24th. Asian and American versions of the soundtrack were released. The Asian version of the soundtrack was released on 17 December 2004 by and has 33 tracks. The American version of the soundtrack was released on 29 March 2005 by and has 19 tracks but has 14 tracks missing from the Asian release. The soundtrack for the trailer was mastered at Epiphany Music and Recording, Inc. Kung Fu Hustle makes references to a wide range of films, , novels and other sources. Sing and Bone resemble George Milton and Lennie Small from the 1992 film. The housing arrangement of the Pig Sty Alley is similar to that of a 1973 Hong Kong film,. There are two references to Chow's previous film, Shaolin Soccer. The second reference is the scene in which a clerk beats Sing up on a bus. The clerk also appeared in Shaolin Soccer as the leader of an opposing team who used hidden weapons to beat up the Shaolin soccer team. This is a reference to a famous quote made by , a Chinese revolutionary in the late. The scene in which Sing is chased by the Landlady as he flees from the Alley is a homage to , characters in the cartoons, even including the pursuer's the Landlady's ill fate. During the opening scene in which the leader of the Crocodile Gang is killed by Brother Sum of the Axe Gang, in the background a poster for the 1939 film is visible. In the scene in which Sing robs the ice cream vendor, a poster for the 1935 film is in the background. As Sing arrives at the door to the Beast's cell in the mental asylum, he hallucinates a large wave of blood rushing from the cell door, similar to a scene in. In reality, the Buddhist Palm fighting style does not leave palm-shaped craters and holes on impact. Instead, the user delivers powerful punches using his palm. Kung Fu Hustle also contains direct references to characters from 's wuxia novels. For example, the landlord and landlady refer to themselves as and , the names of characters in Cha's , when they met the Beast. An aerial shot of Sing fighting the Axe Gang. The fight is reminiscent of References to gangster films are also present. The Harpists imitate , wearing similar hats and sunglasses at all times. The scene in which the Beast prompts an axe member to punch him harder is reminiscent of a similar scene in , with 's character prompting 's character. The scene in which the landlady confronts Brother Sum in the back of his car is a homage to Bruce Lee in , where he cracks his knuckles and gives a quick upper nod to the mafia boss, telling him to back off. Kung Fu Hustle premiered at the. It was later released across East Asia including China, Hong Kong and Malaysia in December 2004. The film was first shown in the US at the in January 2005, and then opened in a general release on 22 April 2005 after being shown in Los Angeles and New York for two weeks. The North American DVD release was on 8 August 2005. A version of the DVD was released on 12 December 2006 by Sony Pictures. A version of the film was released for the PlayStation Portable. In the United Kingdom the standard DVD was released 24 October 2005, the same day a special edition was released with collector's items, which included playing cards, a keyring, a sweat band, and an inflatable axe. On 8 April 2007, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment released a Blu-ray version. The title of the film is Kungfusão, which sounds like Kung Fu and Confusão confusion. In France, the film is known as Crazy Kung Fu, and the title is A Pofonok Földje, meaning The Land of Punches. In Korea a Limited Collector's Edition DVD was released which included a leather wallet, Stephen Chow's Palm Figure with his signature, a photo album and Special Kung Fu's Booklet with a Certificate of authenticity. On , the film received a 90% approval rating based on 182 reviews and an average rating of 7. Other critics described it as a comedic version of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Positive reviews generally gave credit to the elements of comedy present in the film. A number of reviewers viewed it as a computer-enhanced punch-up. Much of the criticism for the film was directed at its lack of character development and a coherent plot. Las Vegas Weekly, for instance, criticized the film for not having enough of a central protagonist and character depth. Criticism was also directed towards the film's cartoonish and childish humor. Box office Kung Fu Hustle opened in Hong Kong on 23 December 2004, and earned 4,990,000 on its opening day. Its box office tally made it the highest-grossing film in Hong Kong history, until it was beaten by in 2011. Awards and nominations The film was nominated for sixteen , out of which winning: Best Picture, Best Action Choreography, Best Film Editing, Best Sound Effects, Best Supporting Actor and Best Visual Effects. Five more awards were later picked up at the including an award for Best Director for Stephen Chow. In the United States Kung Fu Hustle was well received by various film critic associations winning awards for Best Foreign Language Film from -, -, Las Vegas- and Phoenix-based critics. In the United Kingdom at the film was nominated for a. The majority of the voters originated from Taiwan, and included film scholars, festival programmers, film directors, actors and producers. In 2014, polled several film critics, directors, actors and stunt actors to list their top action films. Kung Fu Hustle was listed at 50th place on this list. Nominated Best Foreign Film Won USA Best Foreign Language FilmChina. Nominated Runner-up In 2005, Chow announced that there would be a sequel to Kung Fu Hustle, although he had not settled on a female lead. We'll need a lot of new actors. In January 2013 during an interview Chow admitted that plans for making Kung Fu Hustle 2 have been put on hold. Production of Kung Fu Hustle 2 was delayed while Chow filmed the science fiction adventure film. As a result, Kung Fu Hustle 2 was slated for a 2014 release. By 2017, Chow already completed and. Due to his focus on behind-the-scenes production and the fact that he hasn't made an appearance since CJ7, it was suspected that he had stopped acting. However, Chow clarified that he still wants to act, but hasn't found a role suited for him. Kung Fu Hustle II remains incomplete. Online and mobile games In 2004 a promotional was released by on their Japanese website. The game were created by Japanese game developer Point Zero and plays as a. A game designed for mobile phones was later released in 2006 by developer Tracebit. MMO In 2007 Sony Online Entertainment announced that a 2D based on the film was under development for the Chinese market. 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