Biao Yuen, Frankie Chan, Ching-Ying Lam, Sammo Hung Kam-Bo, Wing Chung
In this classic martial arts film from Hong Kong, Yuen Biao plays the effete son of a wealthy man who is halfheartedly studying kung fu, though his father has to pay ringers to fight him (and, of cour... read more 
DVD Release Date: May 25, 2004
Stats: 194 reviews
Wing Chun greatness and a fantastic showcase of Lam Ching-Ying's skills. One of the best MA flicks ever made. It has the right balance between the drama, the comedy and the action.
This Sammo Hung's second Wing Chun movie is good action-comedy with Yuen Biao and Lam Ching Ying. The final martial-arts match, pitting Yuen against Frankie Chan, is generally considered one of the best fight scenes every committed to film.
I've seen very few movies with Yuen Biao playing the lead, so I was thrilled to discover this one. In terms of martial arts films Prodigal Son is above average and I think fans of the genre will find this one to be a real treat.
This movie was awesome and the fighting was superb in this movie. Makes me miss watching the old kung-fu flicks as a kid...I gotta get back into it.
I thought this movie was stupid at first, but after seeing it in it's entirery, I think it was good!
One of the best kung fu movies ever. Yuen Biao is great as he always is, though the real star of this movie is Lam Ching-Ying.
This is often hailed as one of the best kung-fu movies EVER. I don't agree, unfortunately, but I do love Yuen Biao so it's a film worth watching.
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