Bolo Bolo Yeung, Jason Pai Piao, Tung Kua Ai, Lung Chan (1977)

Synopsis

Bolo ( Chinese: 白馬黑七; pinyin: Bai ma hei qi; lit. ' White Horse Black Seven ' ), also known as Bolo - The Brute, Fists of Justice (or Fist of Justice ) and Beast Fighter, is a Mandarin-language 1979 Hong Kong martial arts comedy film directed by Bolo Yeung (credited as Yang Sze) in his directorial debut. Plot edit Following the murder of a succession of sheriffs in Wu Yu village, the mayor has prisoners draw lots to be the next two sheriffs. The marked lots are drawn by Ma, a trickster, and Bolo, a brute. They pay a blind farmer to take them into town on his wagon. Once in the village, Ma stops the mayor's son Pao Jan Ken from harassing a priest's niece. Bolo tells the priest that he wants to become Christian because he heard Christians can talk well, while Ma gambles to try to win money but ends up in a fight instead. Bolo is framed as a human trafficker and imprisoned. He ends up eating so much that the mayor pays him to leave the prison. Bolo is convinced my Ma to rob the bank, where he kills the mayor's son. They give the money to the priest to build a hospital. Human trafficker Shu Fu and his brother Half Lotus attack Bolo and Ma. After Bolo and Ma win, they are confronted by the mayor, who is mourning the death of his son and is accompanied by his other son, the "Champion of Japan", whom they quickly defeat. The cook who was carrying the mayor's son then steps in to fight them using the pan he was wearing on his head, but is also defeated when Bolo and Ma join forces.…

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Running time

90 minutes

Language

English

Collection

Feature Films

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