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广东武术界名人黄麒英自儿子黄飞鸿（成龙）小时候起就严格训练其习武，可惜黄飞鸿少年时代年轻气盛，经常用三脚猫功夫在外惹事生非，武学上一直无大的长进。直到某次较量中被人打得落花流水且受到侮辱，黄飞鸿才发誓要拜苏乞儿（袁小田）为师好好习武。 由于苏乞儿懒于收徒，加上对黄飞鸿的人品很不信任，他开出了种种苛刻条件。为表决心，黄飞鸿一一应允并努力将它们全都实现，终以真心将苏乞儿打动，令其将醉拳传授给了他，黄飞鸿渐从一名莽撞的少年成长为一个见义勇为的年轻人。热播电视剧最新电影秘密花园（2012）蜡笔小新：爆发！温泉火热大决战圣女魔咒第二季掠食城市香港奇案之烹夫狗神2023逃离疯人院中国匣决战洛杉矶爱的机密金陵神捕快乐星球 第四部超能密友变形蛇魔TOKYOMER～移动的急救室～枪手1950茶色生香异度觉醒无爱红色的街道浴血黑帮第二季傲椒的湘菜第一季帝国时代2精诚大医收获的季节
广东武术界名人黄麒英自儿子黄飞鸿（成龙）小时候起就严格训练其习武，可惜黄飞鸿少年时代年轻气盛，经常用三脚猫功夫在外惹事生非，武学上一直无大的长进。直到某次较量中被人打得落花流水且受到侮辱，黄飞鸿才发誓要拜苏乞儿（袁小田）为师好好习武。 由于苏乞儿懒于收徒，加上对黄飞鸿的人品很不信任，他开出了种种苛刻条件。为表决心，黄飞鸿一一应允并努力将它们全都实现，终以真心将苏乞儿打动，令其将醉拳传授给了他，黄飞鸿渐从一名莽撞的少年成长为一个见义勇为的年轻人。热播电视剧最新电影秘密花园（2012）蜡笔小新：爆发！温泉火热大决战圣女魔咒第二季掠食城市香港奇案之烹夫狗神2023逃离疯人院中国匣决战洛杉矶爱的机密金陵神捕快乐星球 第四部超能密友变形蛇魔TOKYOMER～移动的急救室～枪手1950茶色生香异度觉醒无爱红色的街道浴血黑帮第二季傲椒的湘菜第一季帝国时代2精诚大医收获的季节
长篇影评
1 ) 他者的游移
在李小龙之后，功夫片出现了迷茫以及粗制滥造，袁和平和成龙的几部电影，打开了谐趣功夫片的新路线……很明显，袁和平的影片和刘家良是一脉相承，他强化了人物对战，且是过于强化，电影语言相对简单，大量的长镜头是对战变得冗长，好在袁和平是武术指导出身，他将对战加入了大量杂耍和创意，利用生活道具，使长时间的对战不再枯燥，同时，人物本身也携带了喜剧因素，是对战乃至整部影片和喜剧片进行了融合……这又带出了另一个问题，那就是袁和平的这几部电影毫无深度，来来去去都毫无由来，黄飞鸿是主人公，但只是符号化的存在，和黄系列丝毫沾染不上，不存在民族主义……影片的主人公是亦正亦邪的年轻小人物，他们要颠覆父权，却又归顺于父权，他们自身不完美，需要借助外力强大，然而最终仍然是为了父权而存在，78年文革结束不久，这又何尝不是香港这个他者对大陆和英国二者之间游移的写照呢……自李小龙后，功夫片开始赤裸上身，这是明显的模仿，很快，人们便忘了袁和平，只记得醉拳的成龙，演员开始对电影定义，成龙也成为了功夫新标签……而另外一支的武侠片的代表徐克，受新浪潮影响，再多年后才名扬……
2 ) 《醉拳》——且狂且痴且醉趁年少
《醉拳》这部电影是成龙在世界范围的第一次大亮相。电影别出心裁的喜剧元素已经足够使观众们忽略电影一定程度上的粗制了。 电影1978年上映，也是这部电影将成龙推上了亚洲新电影大师的宝座。他不仅仅填补了李小龙去世后遗留下来的空白,还重新振兴、改造了（武打片）这种电影类型。 令人惊讶的是，《醉拳》这部电影，表面上来看，就是他早年一部电影《蛇形刁手》的改编：在《蛇形刁手》中，成龙饰演一个年轻呆萌的武馆打杂，他还曾被武馆的一个老师嘲讽过。不过最终他归入一位年长大师门下，并在其帮助下发现了自己在打拳上的天赋。 而在《醉拳》中，成龙饰演一个武馆长（黄麒英）的年轻不羁的儿子（黄飞鸿），曾经被武馆的一位老师嘲讽过。最终跟着一位年长大师（苏花子）学武（醉八仙），并在其帮助下挖掘了自己在打拳上的天赋（打败高手闫铁心）。 但是这其中还是有一些很大的区别。比如最明显的一点就是在《蛇形刁手》中与众多对手一一进行打斗的宏大场景就没有出现在《醉拳》中。 在《醉拳》这部电影中，成龙已经可以很娴熟地表演出喜剧的滑稽味道，而不是仅仅依赖武打动作。比如在有一个情节中，成龙饰演的黄飞鸿去饭店吃霸王餐，在接下来的打斗中，他的肚子被猛踢直到他吐出了吃的东西......（我怎么听着这么...难以形容...） 最重要的是，在这部电影中，成龙完全表现出了他在将喜剧和武打片混合方面的自信。他优美的武术，武打风格和自然的动作都真正向观众们展示了出来。 这部电影的劣势就在于，这显然是一部嗯...低预算的电影，你如果看过《醉拳II》，那你应该能感受到在制作质量上的极大提升。 电影里有的地方成龙很不成熟，很傻逼...不过最傻逼的还是打斗场面的迷之配音了吧：在任何有人被踢打到时，我们都会听到那种皮革、鞭子制造的拍击声...... 尽管这部电影没有分级，但其中一些暴力和涉及渎神的镜头不适合13岁以下的儿童观看（其实也还行）。
3 ) The Use of Props in Jackie Chan’s Action Comedy
Introduction
The use of props in Jackie Chan’s action comedy not only shows his innovative and spontaneous kung-fu style, but visualizes the changes in his emotions towards his opponents as well. While traditional action films are anarchic, rebellious, even violently vengeful, Jackie’s creative use of random objects as his weapons makes his action comedy fun and unique. More than a physical comedy, Jackie’s is almost a comedy of physics, where vectors and velocities are precisely calculated (Kehr).
The scene under analysis is chosen from Drunken Master (Yuen Woo-ping, 1978). It is located at the 68-70 minute time period of the film and depicts the fight scene between Iron Head Rat who cheated in the gambling game and Wong Fei-hong (Jackie ’s character) with the assistance of Master Su. The plot between characters and the creative fights intertwined, making the scene vividly dynamic.
From Pants to Hammer
Jackie can fight using random objects. He always gives himself a disadvantage by starting beneath his opponent, and being an underdog, he is forced to get creative using anything around him. This makes each fight organic and grounded, and amuses the audience with jokes that could not happen anywhere else (Zhou).
In this particular scene, he used a pair of pants, a wooden board, a wine jar, and a hammer. From my point of view, the chronological order of Jackie using these props is not unintentional; the degree of solidity increased as he became more confident opposing Iron Head Rat. Jackie started the fight with fear for Iron Head Rat who could crash bricks with his head. Using a pair of pants to block Iron Head Rat’s sights, Fei-hong came to understand that his opponent was not undefeatable and continued seeking harder props that could resist iron head.
It was a surprise that Fei-hong finally defeated Iron Head Rat with a hammer, enhancing the light atmosphere and the film’s comedy characteristic. It was more surprising that there was a Bruce Lee reference – Jackie used the hammer as nunchaku. As Jackie commented on himself, instead of making intense movies, he made light ones. Jackie has defined another version of heroism, one with a good-humoured willingness to suffer and win in an unexpected way (Bordwell 34).
Human as a Prop
It was the first time where Fei-hong and Master Su cooperated in a fight against one opponent. Instead of taking turn to fight with Iron Head Rat, Master Su used Fei-hong as a prop with acrobatic actions. The plots were short and the emotions were straightforward. Each action was precise and clear. With this expressive amplification, the audience could read the performers in a glance (Bordwell 146).
Emotions were expressively amplified also through the intensive use of medium shots and closeups, especially for Iron Head Rat. Different from other kung-fu, his head was the weapon, and it became more convenient to keep the focus on his facial expressions details. Overall, the film’s editing linked fragments of actions and magnified the emotional dynamics of the performance. The transitions from medium and long shots to closeups and vice versa were natural and smooth, making it comfortable for the audience to understand the fights.
Conclusion
Jackie’s creative use of props in the fight scenes amplifies expressive force. Kung-fu actions of unarmed fighters may seem repetitive after a while. By bringing random objects in our daily life to the fight, Jackie managed to bridge the gap with the audience and attract their attention. With the expressive amplification of camera shot filming techniques, Jackie’s action comedy enables the audience to enjoy gags and actions at the same time.
Works Cited
Bordwell, David. Planet Hong Kong - Popular Cinema and the Art of Entertainment (2nd ed). Irvington Way Institute Press, 2011.
Drunken Master. Dir. Woo-ping Yuen. Seasonal Film Corporation. 1978.
Kehr, Dave. "Chan Can Do." May/June 1988. Film Comment. //www.filmcomment.com/article/jackie-chan-samo-hung-profile/. 14 February 2018.
Zhou, Tony. "Jackie Chan - How to Do Action Comedy?" 2 December 2014. Every Frame A Painting. //www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1PCtIaM_GQ. 14 February 2018.
The use of props in Jackie Chan’s action comedy not only shows his innovative and spontaneous kung-fu style, but visualizes the changes in his emotions towards his opponents as well. While traditional action films are anarchic, rebellious, even violently vengeful, Jackie’s creative use of random objects as his weapons makes his action comedy fun and unique. More than a physical comedy, Jackie’s is almost a comedy of physics, where vectors and velocities are precisely calculated (Kehr).
The scene under analysis is chosen from Drunken Master (Yuen Woo-ping, 1978). It is located at the 68-70 minute time period of the film and depicts the fight scene between Iron Head Rat who cheated in the gambling game and Wong Fei-hong (Jackie ’s character) with the assistance of Master Su. The plot between characters and the creative fights intertwined, making the scene vividly dynamic.
From Pants to Hammer
Jackie can fight using random objects. He always gives himself a disadvantage by starting beneath his opponent, and being an underdog, he is forced to get creative using anything around him. This makes each fight organic and grounded, and amuses the audience with jokes that could not happen anywhere else (Zhou).
In this particular scene, he used a pair of pants, a wooden board, a wine jar, and a hammer. From my point of view, the chronological order of Jackie using these props is not unintentional; the degree of solidity increased as he became more confident opposing Iron Head Rat. Jackie started the fight with fear for Iron Head Rat who could crash bricks with his head. Using a pair of pants to block Iron Head Rat’s sights, Fei-hong came to understand that his opponent was not undefeatable and continued seeking harder props that could resist iron head.
It was a surprise that Fei-hong finally defeated Iron Head Rat with a hammer, enhancing the light atmosphere and the film’s comedy characteristic. It was more surprising that there was a Bruce Lee reference – Jackie used the hammer as nunchaku. As Jackie commented on himself, instead of making intense movies, he made light ones. Jackie has defined another version of heroism, one with a good-humoured willingness to suffer and win in an unexpected way (Bordwell 34).
Human as a Prop
It was the first time where Fei-hong and Master Su cooperated in a fight against one opponent. Instead of taking turn to fight with Iron Head Rat, Master Su used Fei-hong as a prop with acrobatic actions. The plots were short and the emotions were straightforward. Each action was precise and clear. With this expressive amplification, the audience could read the performers in a glance (Bordwell 146).
Emotions were expressively amplified also through the intensive use of medium shots and closeups, especially for Iron Head Rat. Different from other kung-fu, his head was the weapon, and it became more convenient to keep the focus on his facial expressions details. Overall, the film’s editing linked fragments of actions and magnified the emotional dynamics of the performance. The transitions from medium and long shots to closeups and vice versa were natural and smooth, making it comfortable for the audience to understand the fights.
Conclusion
Jackie’s creative use of props in the fight scenes amplifies expressive force. Kung-fu actions of unarmed fighters may seem repetitive after a while. By bringing random objects in our daily life to the fight, Jackie managed to bridge the gap with the audience and attract their attention. With the expressive amplification of camera shot filming techniques, Jackie’s action comedy enables the audience to enjoy gags and actions at the same time.
Works Cited
Bordwell, David. Planet Hong Kong - Popular Cinema and the Art of Entertainment (2nd ed). Irvington Way Institute Press, 2011.
Drunken Master. Dir. Woo-ping Yuen. Seasonal Film Corporation. 1978.
Kehr, Dave. "Chan Can Do." May/June 1988. Film Comment. //www.filmcomment.com/article/jackie-chan-samo-hung-profile/. 14 February 2018.
Zhou, Tony. "Jackie Chan - How to Do Action Comedy?" 2 December 2014. Every Frame A Painting. //www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1PCtIaM_GQ. 14 February 2018.
4 ) 笑料源于落差
成龙的动作片里搞笑成分很多，从过去到现在都是一样。最新的《天将雄狮》还没来得及看，想来应该也是没差的，可惜评分很低，难道是受到了坑爹儿子的影响吗？
言归正传。《醉拳1》和《醉拳3》伴随我走过了小学岁月。那时候家里没有有线电视，看电影基本靠VCD。后来安了锅盖，可以经常看港台电影，感觉那么多没什么名气的影片都相当精彩。后来锅盖被光腚菊和谐了，不过没关系，有了网络，还怕找不到种子吗？
成龙片子里的很多笑料就像传统相声一样，落差很大让人瞬间爆笑。譬如他在菜市场调戏的陌生少女居然是自己的表妹，自己在酒店受困救自己的居然是自己避之不及的师父苏花子。更兼他那夸张的表演手段，假装落枕被揭穿，一个马步把裤裆裂开了，都是让人忍俊不禁的瞬间。
醉拳要喝醉才能发挥威力，不醉时根本不行。所以师徒二人喝不到酒的时候被人打的落荒而逃，但是黄飞鸿喝到了好酒之后，却能打败比自己武功强硬的高手，救出深陷危难的父亲。比起《醉拳1》的点题，《醉拳3》除了搞笑之外基本上不剩下什么了。
言归正传。《醉拳1》和《醉拳3》伴随我走过了小学岁月。那时候家里没有有线电视，看电影基本靠VCD。后来安了锅盖，可以经常看港台电影，感觉那么多没什么名气的影片都相当精彩。后来锅盖被光腚菊和谐了，不过没关系，有了网络，还怕找不到种子吗？
成龙片子里的很多笑料就像传统相声一样，落差很大让人瞬间爆笑。譬如他在菜市场调戏的陌生少女居然是自己的表妹，自己在酒店受困救自己的居然是自己避之不及的师父苏花子。更兼他那夸张的表演手段，假装落枕被揭穿，一个马步把裤裆裂开了，都是让人忍俊不禁的瞬间。
醉拳要喝醉才能发挥威力，不醉时根本不行。所以师徒二人喝不到酒的时候被人打的落荒而逃，但是黄飞鸿喝到了好酒之后，却能打败比自己武功强硬的高手，救出深陷危难的父亲。比起《醉拳1》的点题，《醉拳3》除了搞笑之外基本上不剩下什么了。
5 ) 醉拳
第一次完整的看完《醉拳》，确实是经典。
香港列位巨星的系列电影里，只有周星驰系列电影我是完全都看过的，李连杰和刘德华也看得比较多，反到发哥和成龙大哥的电影相对看得较少，大概是因为自己以前都不太喜欢搞笑武打片吧。
而今，年过三十，或者是因为对当今国内电影制作的失望，或者是因为怀旧，或者是因为对搞笑武打不再抗拒，决定把这一部36年前的武打片翻来看，感觉还是蛮不错。
再细想下，大概自己属于喜欢动脑一类的人，对武打情节不是特别感冒，相反特别喜欢悬疑类的电影，所以成龙大哥的电影我就看得少了。
香港列位巨星的系列电影里，只有周星驰系列电影我是完全都看过的，李连杰和刘德华也看得比较多，反到发哥和成龙大哥的电影相对看得较少，大概是因为自己以前都不太喜欢搞笑武打片吧。
而今，年过三十，或者是因为对当今国内电影制作的失望，或者是因为怀旧，或者是因为对搞笑武打不再抗拒，决定把这一部36年前的武打片翻来看，感觉还是蛮不错。
再细想下，大概自己属于喜欢动脑一类的人，对武打情节不是特别感冒，相反特别喜欢悬疑类的电影，所以成龙大哥的电影我就看得少了。
6 ) 套路和非套路
《醉拳》最特别之处，在于它在电影中，把套路化的武术最后颠覆成为非套路化的搏击术。洪拳、五行拳、穿心腿、“醉八仙”都是套路化武术的经典，而电影结尾成龙饰演的黄飞鸿自创的醉拳，则彻底融合了套路武术的循规蹈矩，突破了一成不变可以被预知的武术招数，自己融会贯通了武术的最高境界——无招胜有招。醉拳最可怕之处就在于当这种无招胜有招练成后，你便再也无法预知对手的下一步行为。整部电影故事节奏明快，人物性格鲜明，快进快出的短打结构，为《醉拳》的通俗和流行打下了坚实的基础。那时的成龙表演风格非常独特，他集嬉笑怒骂于一身的动作戏表演方式，开创了一个独属于自己的动作片时代。仅以《醉拳》一片，成龙和袁和平均无愧于动作片大师之名。
★★★☆ 成龙上位之作，虽然今天看已有点过时，但该片是香港金像奖选出的百大华语电影之一。1978年香港电影票房亚军，和冠军《卖身契》相差不大，但比第三名多了差不多两倍。
挺棒的，能看到成龙大哥年轻时的好身手，袁和平的武打设计，小时候看了的人一定还为了学醉拳而喝过酒。
撩骚表妹小姑教侄，剁蒜恶少拍个黄瓜，潮州餐馆啪sea莫相干，锤打铁头棍王摆酒，freestyle何仙姑破无影手；国粹，好看
经典搞笑，成龙演动作片真的好拼
两部《醉拳》时隔16年，堪比《海底总动员》。袁小田造型和《蛇形刁手》一样，这俩片子我将来一定会搞混。黄飞鸿仍旧是被羞辱才可成长的典型。成龙和袁小田念和酒相关的诗词处我又激动了
应该是成龙的成名作吧！很搞笑、很经典，小时候很喜欢。
蛇形刁手 原班人马JACKIE CHAN后来也承认了片子的主题不推荐
醉翁之意不在酒，酒醉提壶力千钧，劝君更尽一杯酒，一招仙人锁喉扣。将进酒，杯莫停，将军令，遇知音；多不得，少不行，音乐一停，立马不行
成龙也有被人踩在地上和钻别人裤裆的时候。
9.0/10 分。2017.07.11，重看，35周年纪念版蓝光。成龙那时候的演技真心秒杀现在所有的小鲜肉呀。剧本整体也很扎实，比现在的很多国产烂片强多了。唯一遗憾的是，当时的打斗还是以套路为主，显得有点假。到了成龙的巅峰期，功夫融入到生活中，才真正开创了功夫喜剧的一片天。
7/10。武术招式的展示不仅在漫长拆招打法的实战中，还有反复多变的练功设计上，成龙经常站马步或惊人弹跳于竹竿之间，本片另一大特色是改写了尊师重道的黄飞鸿传奇，演绎成调戏妹妹、吃白食、偷懒、打不过钻后院、找赖赌仇家生日时狂揍至脸贴粪的现代青年形象，不过武侠片不涉及男女情爱的规矩不能改。
将进酒，杯莫停。人生须尽欢，半醉半醒。醉翁得意忘言，与君歌一曲。酒醉心要明，钓大鱼，拳打镇关西。一招吕洞宾醉卧沙场不愿醒，提壶力千钧。杯莫停，会须一饮三百杯，醉酒抛杯连环踢。自古正邪不两立，涸泽而渔本无利。抱不平，劝君更尽一杯酒，扶摇直上九万里。多不得，少不行，莫使金樽空对月，跌步抱埕兜心鼎。将军令，仙姑荡步献酒来弹琴，遇知音，铿将有力，一招仙人敬酒锁喉扣，旋争膝撞醉还真。忘誉忘形，英雄莫问传奇， 惟有饮者留其名。
师兄（石天）的痣上毛，姑妈（林瑛）的朝天蹬，阎铁心的小胡子，苏花子的红鼻头，铁头王脑袋上的包……难怪对日本动漫影响深远，这片从选角到造型都透着浓浓的奇趣夸张感！
看的叫一个酣畅淋漓，特效的世界，真正的练家子反倒没有了饭吃，全都是靠脸才有饭吃啊~这是进还是退，真不值得说
醉拳真是太经典了
除了剧情依旧粗暴外，无论是动作还是喜剧，都堪称《蛇形刁手》的升级版，而相比前者，成龙这次显然有了更多的发挥空间，不仅特训的花样层出不穷，利用器具的异禀也逐渐开始觉醒。这两部作品，给这个最不正经的黄飞鸿以巨大影响，不仅启发了他功夫喜剧的天赋，日后也助他走向了高峰，虽然比起醉拳，我其实更喜欢蛇形拳就是了
成龙的动作片自成一派，幽默诙谐，发型也很成龙。
经典，喜欢成龙的电影，打戏部分又帅又过瘾。还带着搞笑
大概是史上最痞子無賴不正經的黃飛鴻了。作為成龍成名初期的作品，故事內核不過是小子學藝，喜劇部分差強人意，重點還是在打戲，只是打戲有些多得離譜，不算學武練功部分，大大小小打了十三四場，雜耍式打戲即便精彩也鬥不過時間，受限於彼時動作設計理念局限，套招痕跡明顯。
小时候看的，清晰的武术动作＋夸张的面部表情，虽然是部老片竟然也看的津津有味。