God of Cookery, The

Stephen Chow (starring in a superb Shaolin football director) played 呃, Stephen Chow, God of cooking, or chef. He has a range of restaurants and judges to participate in cooking competition. One day, he was founded by a business partner (Man Tat Ng) and a cooking assistant Bull (Vincent Kok) and lost its reputation with his restaurant. Because of luck, he co-produced "Explosive Squatting Beef Ball" with a woman's street vendor (played by Karen Mok) named Turkey. Cooking was very popular, Chow soon returned to the ladder of cooking reputation and found himself competing with his one-off assistant Bull.

Being dirty and cruel, butterfly bullys his staff, imposes unpleasant dietary conditions on customers (so they eat faster and then leave and then leave) and let the athlete at the cooking competition be influenced him Give a reward. Control He said that in order to be a good cook during the game "heart" is necessary. But Chow is not so, so his own dish has a bad taste.

Zhou is here as a savage chef to participate in his game. We sat for the first time when he was sitting in a Turkish noodle shop, complaining about food. Turkey ignored him until he realized himself as a god of cook, her emotional purpose for years. A few years ago, Turkey disappeared in the street battle. Zhou refused her progress - even escaped, trying to find a Chinese cooking school so that he could improve his cooking skills. Then the movie will flash back to show how Chow entered the ramen rack and show its current position.

There are several hysterical moments in the movie; especially when a "cute and friendly" fan sends flowers to Chau while the restaurant is open. The competition of the last dish was long, but it was full of jokes related to Shaolin Kung Fu, Dance Judge, explosive cooking pots and folding chairs. The final resolution is a bit too early, but for the rest of the movies it's only a little.

When the god of cooking began to throw a secret Shaolin martial arts training to you, I was completely riding. Cooking follows a very well-known Stephen Chow template, joy of detail, and Mr. Zhou seemingly infinite tricks. Who else can take a shot of a man's repeated shots, face infinite blood, and become a hysterical and fun kick? Zhou Enlai never actually reaches his peak until CGI opens the language of his film to the height of true cartoon, but cooking God is a good show of his strange and wonderful voice.

The best - and most famous - of Stephen Chow is Kung Fu and Shaolin Football, but the god of cooking in 1996 should be recognized and probably closest to providing the same funny chaos . The god of cooking is located in the very competitive celebrity chef world. (And forged) cuisine idol, and this idol will again come to the street with the help of a new friend. Always interesting, sometimes violent, a bit sentimental and always confusing. The god of cooking is a whirlwind of strange movies. Let's see what our critics think about it!

In the god of cooking (1996), Stephen Chow plays a master who calls himself a cooking skill, but his enthusiasm is to regain his power by regaining his passion and art in the humble form : Street Sales. This formula is purely monotonous (I warned: there may be more), but butterfly will make full use of his chef theme and make his normal to stir everything Obviously confused by using the arrogant Kung Fu insanity. There is a lack of grammatically suspicious subtitles and text translation in the displayed version, but I think that this is the most interesting work by Chow. For me, there is no sudden aid in computer graphics, physical comedy and unpaid exaggeration are the best. Chow must use more creative techniques to achieve shocking overtop effects and often their low budget transparency (such as the use of quality, old creative editors, etc.) They offer the charm of their comic value.