The Legend of Drunken Master (2000)

	Roger Ebert - Chicago Sun-Times
	Stephen Hunter - Washington Post
	Matt Weitz - Dallas Morning News
	Elvis Mitchell - NY Times
	Shawn Levy - Portland Oregonian
	Rob Blackwelder - SPLICED Online
	Peter Stack - SF Chronicle
	Mark Caro - Chicago Tribune
	Mark Burger - Winston-Salem Journal
	Lou Lumenick - NY Post
	Kenneth Turan - LA Times
	Jay Carr - Boston Globe
	Gemma Files - Film.com
	Erik Lundegaard - Seattle Times
	James Berardinelli - ReelViews

“[I]nvolves some of the most intricate, difficult and joyfully executed action sequences I have ever seen”

- Roger Ebert

“[F]ive superior action sequences with a lot of failed comedy and mindless drivel padding out the running length”

- James Berardinelli

The Legend of Drunken Master

Jackie Chan uses "drunken fighting" in order to prevent smugglers from stealing ancient Chinese artifacts. This martial arts style requires the practitioner to be inebriated while fighting. Andy Lau, Anita Mui, Lau Ka Leung, Ti Lung. Director: Chia-Liang Liu (2000, R)

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