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did miramax fock up? Shaolin Soccer was released on April 2nd limited cities.

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bentwookie

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this movie should get tons of promotion, yet I haven't seen one commercial. Miramax really screwed this one up. hopefull it will have a wider release in the summer.

Release Date: April 2, 2004 (NY, LA, SF)
Studio: Miramax Films
Director: Stephen Chow
Screenwriter: Stephen Chow
Starring: Stephen Chow, Lee Wai, Vicki Zhao Wei, Ng Man-Tat, Cecilia Cheung, Cheung Ming Ming, Law Kar-Ying
Genre: Action, Comedy
MPAA Rating: PG-13 (for action violence and thematic elements)
Official Website: Miramax.com/Shaolin_Soccer
Review: Not available
DVD/VHS: Not available
Movie Poster: Not available
Plot Summary: Shaolin was an art practiced through the ages; a skill mastered in the heart. In "Shaolin Soccer," it is so much more than a philosophy for six young believers. It is a complete way of life. But as the world changed around them, and Honor and Discipline become forgotten virtues, they lose their way - except for one loyal follower, Sing (Chow). With the help of a former soccer star, he reunites his old, out of shape, misfit friends, and recruits a young woman with extraordinary Kung Fu skills. Together, they're out to combine the ancient power of Shaolin with the modern game of soccer and in the process, just might take the world's most popular sport to its most extreme.

 
Plot Summary: Shaolin was an art practiced through the ages; a skill mastered in the heart. In "Shaolin Soccer," it is so much more than a philosophy for six young believers. It is a complete way of life. But as the world changed around them, and Honor and Discipline become forgotten virtues, they lose their way - except for one loyal follower, Sing (Chow). With the help of a former soccer star, he reunites his old, out of shape, misfit friends, and recruits a young woman with extraordinary Kung Fu skills. Together, they're out to combine the ancient power of Shaolin with the modern game of soccer and in the process, just might take the world's most popular sport to its most extreme.
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That sounds awful.
 
Who cares, it's a hacked up dubbed version of a three year old movie. Real HK movie fans saw it a looooooong time ago. 🙂
 
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