92 Legendary La
Rose Noire

Big Shot's Funeral

Drunken Master

Enter The Fat
Dragon

Formula 17

From Beijing
with Love

Golden Chicken

Happy Time

He Ain't Heavy,
He's My Father

Human Comedy

Love Under Cover

Men Suddenly
in Black

Private Eyes

Rose, Rose, I
Love You

Royal Tramp

Spiritual Love

Turn Left,
Turn Right

White Dragon

Yesterday Once
More

You Shoot,
I Shoot

Enter the Fat Dragon

Enter the Fat Dragon (Hong Kong, 1978, DVD, 100 min.)

Directed by Sammo Hung, starring Sammo Hung, Eric Tsang, Yuen Biao

Showtime:
7 p.m., 5/20 (Friday)
U of MN/Willey Hall Basement (Westbank Union Program Hall)

Sammo, with his well-known way with comedy, gives a classic parody of Bruce Lee in "Enter the Fat Dragon" (1978). He adds a subtle serious touch to even the most absurd moments, in this story of a small guy trapped in a difficult situation and comically trying to turn things around.

A film that belongs on the short list of kung fu classics everyone must see, Drunken Master is the film that not only changed the way the world looked at the Wong Fei-Hong legend, but also a great showcase of Jackie Chan's slapstick comedic talents. It finally allowed Jackie Chan to establish his trademark of kung fu comedy that has made him a legend. It's also the prequel to the best Jackie Chan film EVER - Drunken Master II.