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2001
By Star Overseas

A young Shaolin follower reunites with his discouraged brothers to form a soccer team using their martial art skills to their advantage.

  • Action
  • Comedy

Crew

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    Stephen Chow

    Director

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    Yeung Kwok-Fai

    Producer

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    Hai Kit-Wai

    Editor

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    Tony Ching Siu-Tung

    Action Director

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    Ailen Sit Chun-Wai

    Martial Arts Choreographer

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    Wong Ming-Kin

    Martial Arts Choreographer

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    Tsang Kan-Cheong

    Screenplay

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    Steven Fung Min-Hang

    Screenplay

Top cast

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    Stephen Chow

    Mighty Steel Leg / Sing

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    Richard Ng Man-Tat

    Fung

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    Vicky Zhao Wei

    Mui

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    Patrick Tse Yin

    Hung

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    Karen Mok Man-Wai

    Team Moustache Player #2

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    Wong Yat-Fei

    Iron Head

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    Mo Meilin

    Hooking Leg

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    Tenky Tin Kai-Man

    Iron Shirt

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    Danny Chan Kwok-Kwan

    Empty Hands

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    Lam Tze-Chung

    Weight Vest

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    Vincent Kok Tak-Chiu

    Team Puma Leader

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    Steven Fung Min-Hang

    Team Gangster Leader

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    Jazz Lam Tsz-Sin

    Team Gangster Player #1

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    Yuen Siu-Lung

    Team Gangster Player #2

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    Wong Ming-Kin

    Team Gangster Player #3

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    Leo Lo Hoi-Ying

    Team Gangster Player #4

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    Sin Kin-Wing

    Team Gangster Player #5

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    Ma Junlong

    Team Gangster Player #6

Reviews

r96sk

4/16/2025

<em>'Shaolin Soccer'</em> is amusing! As someone who loves both film and football (soccer), it was about time I checked this one out. Of course, it holds little resemblance to actual footy but it still mixes the sport and the martial art impressively. It's funny, especially across the first half. I would say that the film overstays its welcome slightly, it does feel drawn out by the time that final match concludes. That isn't all that damaging mind you, because I'd consider this a fun time. Stephen Chow is entertaining, as are the rest of the cast to be fair; mostly so, Wong Yat-fei.

Sierbahnn

5/10/2026

A quarter of a century on and this is still a highlight There was a slew of these movies in the late 90s and early noughts. Some of them have aged poorly but this one still holds up. Yes, it is silly, and yes, it is over the top, but that's sort of the point, and the charm. It is well acted, the effects have aged well, the visual and sound design is on point for what it is, and it is just an all-round good time.