Super Mischieves

Synopsis

Super Mischieves (無敵反斗星) is a lively 1995 Hong Kong action-comedy featuring Ashton Chen, a young martial arts prodigy known for his impressive skills on screen. The film follows a mischievous young hero who finds himself embroiled in chaotic and humorous adventures, blending martial arts action with lighthearted comedy. Set against a colorful urban backdrop, the story showcases the protagonist's cleverness and fighting prowess as he navigates unpredictable challenges and outsmarts his opponents. With a mix of fast-paced fight sequences and playful interactions, the movie offers an entertaining experience typical of 90s Hong Kong cinema, appealing to fans of family-friendly martial arts films.

Cast

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  Ashton Chen

  Lone

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  Steven Hao

  Wen

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  Ng Man-Tat

  Monk Brother

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  Lau Shun

  Monk Uncle

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  Eric Kot Man-Fai

  Gump

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  Elsie Yeh

  Chen the monster

Reviews

Critical reception to Super Mischieves has been mixed, reflecting its niche appeal as a lighthearted martial arts comedy. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 5.9/10 based on audience reviews, indicating a lukewarm but generally positive response. Reviewers often praise Ashton Chen's impressive martial arts skills and the film’s energetic fight choreography, highlighting it as a highlight of the movie. However, some critics note that the plot is somewhat thin and predictable, with humor that might not resonate with all viewers. Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic don’t list enough reviews for an aggregate score, demonstrating the movie’s relatively under-the-radar status outside of its regional release. Fans of classic Hong Kong martial arts cinema appreciate the nostalgic charm and youthful exuberance, while others may find the film lacking in depth and character development. Overall, Super Mischieves is seen as an enjoyable but lightweight entry into the genre, best suited for audiences looking for action and fun without heavy narrative demands.