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Fight Back to School (1991)

Chow Sing Sing is about to be kicked out of the Royal Hong Kong Police's elite Special Duties Unit. But a senior officer decides to give him one last chance: Star must go undercover as a student at the Edinburgh High School in Hong Kong to recover the senior officer's missing revolver.

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Calvin L 25 Nov 2012

Stephen Chow's boyish good looks and juvenile musings make him the perfect foil to a intransigent senior male establishment in "Fight Back to School," an early Gordon Chan film, which ultimately made out better at the local box office than "All for the Winner" (1990), Chow's own record-smashing "God of Gamblers" (1989) spin-off released in a sea of the comedian's popular mo lai tau comedies a mere eleven months earlier. Wong Jing is the film's main benefactor, a bankable suspicion as to why "Fight Back to School" overstays its welcome stretching a sitcom gag to its breaking point that finds Chow planted in an all-boys high school to recover his SDU superior's (writer Barry Wong) stolen pistol. Thankfully, Chow's gamut of adolescent facial expressions and reliable quips never falter though the film's finale, which sees a number of students shooting at one another with automatic weapons inside the school, produces an unintentional uneasiness in this post-Columbine world.

Eric N 27 Mar 2009

A successful comedy which spawned two sequels, essentially this story is about a Hong Kong policeman who poses as a student at Edinburgh College to find out who from that school stole the favorite gun of his boss.

Jayson G 07 Jun 2012

A mediocre cop slash teen slash Kung Fu flick.

Juan C 12 Feb 2011

A successful series for Stephen Chow that begins will a dull thud. There is something hilarious in the idea of recovering a policemanâ(TM)s gun in such a convoluted manner, but that is where the inspiration ends. A shame that not the most is made of the high school setting beyond a complete disdain for exams. There are moments of great non-sequiturs. The Saddam Hussein t-shirt and European villain are highlights. As is the Europeanâ(TM)s eventual downfall in the back of a truck. The sequence with a condom, blowing bubbles and advice pertaining to 15 minutes is also grand. Often though there are only bursts of madness, with the setup and timing of the jokes failing completely. The constant mash between farce and serious action also adds to this incongruity. This leaves a film that starts to drag as it moves towards a forgettable climax.

Brenda L 16 Jun 2008

i liked this movie a lot more when i was a kid, somehow it's just not as funny now. definitely not one of the better stephen chow movies. i would recommend maybe shaolin soccer.