Feature2001·113m·7.2

Shaolin Soccer

Get ready to kick some grass!

ActionComedy

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

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Cast

Stephen Chow

Mighty Steel Leg / Sing

Richard Ng Man-Tat

Fung

Vicky Zhao Wei

Mui

Patrick Tse Yin

Hung

Karen Mok Man-Wai

Team Moustache Player #2

Wong Yat-Fei

Iron Head

Mo Meilin

Hooking Leg

Tenky Tin Kai-Man

Iron Shirt

Danny Chan Kwok-Kwan

Empty Hands

Lam Tze-Chung

Weight Vest

Vincent Kok Tak-Chiu

Team Puma Leader

Steven Fung Min-Hang

Team Gangster Leader

Jazz Lam Tsz-Sin

Team Gangster Player #1

Yuen Siu-Lung

Team Gangster Player #2

Wong Ming-Kin

Team Gangster Player #3

Leo Lo Hoi-Ying

Team Gangster Player #4

Sin Kin-Wing

Team Gangster Player #5

Ma Junlong

Team Gangster Player #6

Yiu Yuk

Team Gangster Player #7

Sik Chi-Wan

Team Evil Center

Details

Status
Released
Original language
Languages
Budget
$10.0M
Revenue
$42.8M
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Star OverseasUniverse Entertainment

Crew

Director

Stephen Chow

Writers

Stephen Chow, Tsang Kan-Cheong, Steven Fung Min-Hang, Andrew Fung Chih-Chiang

Hai Kit-Wai

Editor

Apple Kwan Pak-Suen

Director of Photography

Hilda Choi Yin-Man

Costume Design

Raymond Wong Ying-Wah

Original Music Composer

Andy Kwong Ting-Wo

Director of Photography

Gallery

Reviews

r96sk

4/16/2025

8.0

<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

7.0

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.