
Kung fu and action comedies dominated Hong Kong’s comedy genre in the late 1970s and 80s, but the city’s film industry was also still making mainstream comedies at the time – and audiences loved them.
We take a deep dive into three crowd favourites.

Kung fu and action comedies dominated Hong Kong’s comedy genre in the late 1970s and 80s, but the city’s film industry was also still making mainstream comedies at the time – and audiences loved them.
We take a deep dive into three crowd favourites.
Hugely popular upon its release, this odd-couple comedy might feel a bit tame for modern viewers.
“This comedy is slick and sparkles with smoothness,” wrote critic Mel Tobias when the film was released.
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