[Behind-the-scenes production] This film is an action comedy co-starred by Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and Yuan Biao. The biggest feature of this film is that it uses a lot of romantic comedies to pick up girls to dilute the consistent masculinity of Jackie Chan movies, but it also makes the audience feel that the film is a bit jerky. But the film still maintains the consistent high level of Jackie Chan's films in the 1980s, with exciting fights and humorous plots. All these factors are enough to make the audience willing to go into the theater to watch. As soon as the film was released, it was firmly in the top spot at the top of the pack. When it was closed, it received 30 million yuan and became the runner-up film in the total box office rankings that year. Married Class was nominated for Best Action Design at the Hong Kong Film Awards for this film.
An action comedy co-starred by Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and Yuan Biao. This film was shot in the late 1980s when Jackie Chan's films were at their peak. The three brothers, Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and Yuan Biao, were still so tacit, and martial arts were still the biggest part of the film, which is most suitable for nostalgic fans who miss Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung's martial arts films. . Of course, movies with Sammo Hung, Jackie Chan and Yuan Biao will definitely have a lot of jokes, and this is also an essential element of movies in the glorious era of Hong Kong films. An action comedy co-starred by Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and Yuan Biao. Directed by Sammo Hung, Jackie Chan breaks through his usual screen image and plays a shrewd and capable lawyer. The plot describes Fahrenheit's production of drugs under the cover of a chemical raw material factory. The wastewater discharged from the factory polluted Ye Dexian's fishing grounds, so it went to court. Jackie Chan was employed by Fahrenheit Enterprise, and he took advantage of the case to pursue Ye's cousin Yang Baoling. On the other hand, Sammo Hung, the agent, was hired to buy a fish farm and deliberately moved next door to Ye's house in order to pursue Ye. Yuan Biao played the role of a psychopathic night thief who sneaked into Ye's house to install an eavesdropper and caused a series of disputes with Cheng and Hong.
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