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All for the Winner (1990)

Sing, a dumb, lovable mainlander with supernatural powers comes to China to visit his uncle Tat. When it's revealed that Sing can see through objects, Tat employs him as "The Saint of Gamblers," and proceeds to set him loose in the gambling world.

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Tsz Yeung Yvonne P 07 Sep 2009

Probably one of the most important Stephen Chow films in his career, for this is pretty much the first comedy Chow, who started with an extra and very small roles, did. Also in terms of how fine his gags are, this is good one. The combination with Man-Tat Ng, which we see in a lot of Chow's later works, is already excellent here (can say even the best). What is not to be forgotten is that this is a very early film by Jeffrey Lau and Corey Yuen, who release several creative and interesting action films later in their long-term collaboration (They both are in the film, too). This films was made as a parody of Yun-Fat Chow's "God of Gamblers" (1989), but Stephen Chow's character was selected to appear in the second of "God of Gamblers" series as one of the main characters, since his job and this film was very successful. This one's definitely enjoyable.

Zachary L 08 Oct 2007

I needed a nice classic Stephen Chow film to get me back to the roots of my love for HK cinema. Why I never saw this earlier escapes me. Easily on par with other classics Chow films like Fight Back to School, Royal Tramp, etc. As other reviews have said if you're not used to Chow's earlier works this might seem a little too out there, but this is 90s-era HK cinema at it's finest!

Samuel L 06 Aug 2007

It has its great hilarious moments with classic Chow's play of words and random funniness.

Lizz L 25 Jun 2007

Absolutely hilarious. Classic Stephen Chiau with alot more inside Hong Kong jokes. Even if you are more used to his Western style of his modern films, you will still get a kick out of his slapstick comedic performance. The Hong Kong Chaplin!

Michael L 17 Jul 2007

Stephen Chow's first attempt at the 'Dou San' genre and made Du Sheng his own. Absolutely hilarious!