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Old But Gold: Here Are 6 Timeless Movies M’sians Can Rewatch To Get Festive This CNY!

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With Christmas, New Year, and the CNY holidays coming up, we finally get to take a break from work and make time for our hobbies.  

Film lovers, if you see yourself lounging on the couch not knowing what to watch on TV, here are some good old Chinese classics that will put you in a festive spirit! 

 

1. Enter The Dragon (1973)

CNY is the perfect time to catch up on some kung fu classics and killer stunts! And speaking of kung fu, one can never forget the remarkable Enter The Dragon, starring the legendary martial artist and actor, Bruce Lee. 

The action-packed film shows how Lee participated in a martial arts tournament to gather evidence of the antagonist’s involvement in drug trafficking and prostitution. Being widely regarded as the greatest martial art film of all time, Enter The Dragon stirred a worldwide interest in martial arts and inspired the production of many more kung fu films! 

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2. Police Story (1985)

Action movie enthusiasts, be sure to make time for our all-time favourite Police Story during the holiday! The action-comedy is directed by and starring Jackie Chan, yet another well-known martial artist and actor. 

Expect adrenaline-filled action scenes as you follow the story of a police officer who was framed for murder. Don’t forget to watch the final credits showing how Jackie Chan pulled off the most dangerous stunts in the film! 

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3. God of Gamblers (1989)

From mahjong to Chinese poker, gambling games used to be highly prevalent during the festive season. But instead of gambling and putting all your angpao money at risk, reminisce about the gambling traditions by rewatching the classic God of Gamblers

The film talks about a master gambler, Ko Chun (played by Chow Yun-fat), who lost his memories and barely escaped assassins. What can be more nostalgic than seeing Chow Yun-fat thoughtfully touching his jade ring in his black suit and slicked-back hairstyle?!

 

4. All’s Well, Ends Well (1992)

Need a good laugh? If you’re looking for cheeky and high-spirited movies that can spark joy, consider rewatching the comic romance, All’s Well, Ends Well, starring the famous comedian, Stephen Chow! 

The movie captures the misadventures of three hapless brothers who learn the importance of nurturing relationships in honest and selfless ways. Despite making little sense, the film flaunts much good-natured humour which can brighten the festive season!

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5. Last Train Home (2009)

Every CNY, China sees the largest human migration in the world as millions of residents return to their hometowns. Last Train Home is a heartfelt documentary spotlighting a married couple as they embark on their annual journey home during the festive season. 

Last Train Home does not only shed light on family conflicts, but it also unveils underlying social issues such as poverty and social stratification—definitely worth rewatching as it gives the audience food for thought! 

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6. Kung Fu Hustle (2004) 

Kung Fu Hustle is an action-comedy featuring a gangster who lives in a poor village, which was later visited by the fearsome Axe Gang. Directed by and starring Stephen Chow, this timeless and award-winning movie has so much to offer!

The film calls attention to the essence of martial arts, which is to fuel self-improvement and defend the weak, instead of attacking and defeating opponents. Of course, Kung Fu Hustle will also have you laughing and face-palming at Stephen Chow’s iconic slapstick humour! 

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Other than Kung Fu Hustle, there are still many other Stephen Chow films that spark joy and laughter among families during the festive season. Dubbed the king of comedy, Stephen Chow is truly an inspiration to other filmmakers and fans worldwide!  

And guess what, the legendary Stephen Chow has also inspired his fans to start an online business lately and you should definitely check it out! 

Yes, we’re talking about none other than Mr.Chow Liquor Store offering a wide array of drinks at affordable prices

Founded during MCO in March 2020, when movement restrictions were in place, Mr.Chow Liquor Store is dedicated to delivering the fun right to our doorsteps. Taking inspiration from the famous comedian, Stephen Chow, the brand reminds us to uphold the humour in our lives during this trying time!

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Did we mention that “Chow” also sounds like “alcohol” in Cantonese? This gives the store a punny name resembling “Mr. Alcohol”! What’s more, if you look closely at the Mr.Chow Liquor Store logo, you’ll notice that the black blazer, cap, and sunglasses actually resemble Stephen Chow’s outfit in his movie, Out of the Dark!

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Stephen Chow elements aside, here’s why this online store is all the rage among Malaysians: 

  • A wiiiiide variety of products

Looking for different types of drinks to bring cheer to your holidays? Rest assured that you can find them all on Mr.Chow Liquor Store! They offer a variety of drinks, including:

    • Beer
    • Soju
    • Champagne
    • Cognac
    • Gin Sake
    • Whisky
    • Wines
    • Vodka

Besides, there are also numerous brands to choose from, such as

    • Absolut
    • Chivas Regal
    • Glenmorangie
    • Johnnie Walker
    • Singleton
    • Suntory, and MORE!

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  • Affordable prices 

Through direct purchases from liquor brands, Mr.Chow Liquor Store skips all the middlemen in the supply chain that take a cut out of every bottle. This allows customers to enjoy their booze at competitive prices! 

And don’t you worry about bringing their liquors to a restaurant—even if you need to pay for corkage, the overall price will still be cheaper than purchasing liquor directly from the restaurant itself!

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  • Hassle-free delivery service

Imagine the hassle of purchasing liquor from the airport—customs restrictions aside, you’ll also risk breaking the glass bottles while you travel! Besides, you’re only limited to 1 bottle per passport when buying alcohol from the airport. How troublesome is that?!

On the other hand, Mr.Chow Liquor Store not only delivers all their booze right to your doorstep, but they also ensure that all orders reach their customers’ doorsteps safely. Should there be any damage or breakage during the delivery, customers are entitled to a full refund

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  • Excellent customer service  

Mr.Chow Liquor Store also goes the extra mile to provide superb customer service. Recently, they just launched a new Checkout by Customer Service feature, which allows you to contact customer service to place an order and let them process the checkout for you—this saves you the hassle of clicking, typing, and logging in! 

Besides sending them a message on their official website, their customer service can also be easily reached via WhatsApp! All you have to do is WhatsApp either of these numbers:

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Now you know where to find all affordable drinks for your Christmas or CNY celebration and New Year countdown! For more information regarding Mr.Chow Liquor Store, visit their website or follow them on Facebook and Instagram

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