The Mad Monk DVDrip {Big_A_Little_A}

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Chai gong
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Ji gong/
The Mad Monk
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Movie Information


Release year.........: 1993
Genre................: Comedy
IMDB rating..........: 6.1/10
IMDB Link............: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106538/
HKMDB Link...........: http://hkmdb.com/db/movies/view.mhtml?id=7774&display_set=eng
Language.............: Chinese - Mandarin or Cantonese
Subtitles............: English Softcoded and .srt or Chinese softcoded

Duration.............: 1h 25mn
Source...............: DVD R3
Format...............: MPEG-4
Format...............: Base Media
File size............: 633 MB
Overall bit rate.....: 1 041 Kbps
Writing application..: HandBrake 0.9.6





Video/Audio Attributes


Format................: AVC
Format profile........: High@L3.0
Codec ID..............: avc1
Bit rate..............: 800 Kbps
Width.................: 720 pixels
Height................: 480 pixels
Display aspect ratio..: 16:9
Frame rate............: 25.216 fps
Color space...........: YUV
Chroma subsampling....: 4:2:0
Bit depth.............: 8 bits
Scan type.............: Progressive
Bits/(Pixel*Frame)....: 0.092
Writing library.......: x264 core 120

Format................: AAC
Format profile........: LC
Codec ID..............: 40
Bit rate mode.........: Variable
Bit rate..............: 64.0 Kbps
Channel(s)............: 2 channels
Channel positions.....: Front: L R
Sampling rate.........: 48.0 KHz
Compression mode......: Lossy
Stream size...........: 38.9 MB(6%)





Plot summary


Ji Gong is a 1993 Hong Kong comedy film directed by Johnny To, and starring Stephen Chow as the "Mad Monk"
Ji Gong, a popular Chinese folklore figure from the Southern Song Dynasty. The film follows "Dragon Fighter
Luohan" as he accepts a challenge from the gods to change the fate of a beggar, a prostitute, and a villain
in three heavenly days. He is reborn on earth as a mere mortal and ultimately battles an evil demon to stave
off hell on earth.

The movie starts out with all of the gods in heaven complaining to the Jade Emperor about the malicious
practical jokes played on them by Dragon Fighter Lohan. The Emperor summons Dragons sworn-brother, Tiger Fighter
Lohan (Ng Man Tat), in order to find his location. Dragon eventually appears and "swims" through the crowd to
rebuke the gods for their horrible judgments on mankind. He goes on to tell the gods he can do a better job and,
right when the Emperor is about to banish him to a reincarnation of an animal, the Bodhisattva Guan Yin (Anita Mui)
stays his hand and, instead, issues Dragon a challenge. If he can change the fates of three people—a beggar, a
prostitute, and a villain—doomed to nine incarnations as their current position in life within three heavenly days
(thirty years), without heavenly powers, he will be upgraded in heavenly status. If he fails, he will be downgraded
from an arhat to an animal.





Production


Country: Hong Kong
Circuit: Newport
Genre: Fantasy
Theatrical Run: 07/29/1993 - 08/18/1993

Director...................: Johnnie To Kei-Fung
Script.....................: Sandy Shaw Lai-King
Action Director............: Tony Ching Siu-Tung
Producer...................: Mona Fong Yat-Wa
Production Company.........: Cosmopolitan Film Productions Co., Ltd.
Distributor................: Newport Entertainment Ltd (Hong Kong)
Production Manager.........: Jackson Ha Chak-San
Sound Recordist............: Mandarin Recording Studio Ltd.
Art Director...............: Bruce Yu Ka-On
Art Director...............: Raymond Chan Gam-Hiu
Script Supervisor..........: Carly Wong Dung-Fa
Lighting...................: Chik Kim-Kit
Planning...................: Chang Oi-Bing
Makeup.....................: Jeng Fung-Yin
Props......................: Kwok Siu
Props......................: Chan Ching-Keng
Props......................: Lai Yu
Cinematographer............: Horace Wong Wing-Hang
Editor.....................: Wong Wing-Ming(1)
Costume Designer...........: Yeung Gam-Jan
Assistant Director.........: Patrick Leung Pak-Kin
Assistant Director.........: Raymond Cheng Ji-Wai
Assistant Director.........: Alan Mak Siu-Fai
Hair Stylist...............: Lee Siu-Kiu
Composer...................: William Hu Wei-Li
Assistant Action Director..: Ma Yuk-Sing
Assistant Action Director..: Dion Lam Dik-On





Cast


Stephen Chow Sing-Chi....: Mad Monk/Dragon Fighter Lo Han
Maggie Cheung Man-Yuk....: Pai Hsiao Yu
Ng Man-Tat(1)............: Tiger Fighter Lo Han
Anthony Wong Chau-Sang...: Chu Ta Chung/Ta Tung's Father [2 Roles
Wong Yat-Fei.............: Unicorn
Kirk Wong Chi-Keung(1)...: Yuan Pa Tien
Michael Chan Wai-Man.....: Earth God
Gabriel Wong Yat-San.....: Young man with pregnant wife
Anita Mui Yim-Fong.......: Guan Yin, Goddess of Mercy
Lau Kong(1)..............: Magistrate Lee Mo Chun
Kingdom Yuen King-Tan....: Woman beating ghost
Lo Hoi-Pang..............: Queen Mother
Lau Tin-Chi(1)...........: Heavenly Judge
Phillip Chan Yan-Kin.....: God No. 2
Chang Gan-Wing...........: God of Fortune
Cheng Ka-Sang(1).........: God of Health
Wong San(2)..............: God of Love Relation
Pau Hei-Ching............: Chun's wife
Si-Ma Yin(2).............: Pregnant wife
Yeung Yau-Cheung.........: King of Hades
Poon Hang-Sang...........: Abbot of Guo Ching Temple
Philip Chan Chi-Leung
Mama Hung................: Old woman with bad stomach
Lui Tat..................: Old man with bad stomach
Wong Hung(1).............: Hunchback at Yi Sheung Whorehouse
Jacky Cheung Chun-Hung...: Villager at clinic
Lung Tin-Sang(1).........: Taoist priest
Kwan Yung(1).............: Brothel thug
Hui Si-Man...............: Hooker





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Date of post.......: 28.05.2012