Sammo Hung Kam-bo’s Wheels on Meals (1984) operates on a simple premise: unite three of Hong Kong’s greatest martial arts talents and let the magic happen.
If that was not enough, the action scenes are superb, and the fights are rightly considered to be some of the very best that the “Three Dragons” have performed on screen.
Hung’s fight choreography has always been more hard-hitting than Chan’s, and here his direction mixes goofing around with tough competition-style combat to outstanding effect.
As the Post reviewer in 1984 put it: “This jet-speed Cantonese comedy directed by funnyman martial arts expert Sammo Hung is the type of attraction that motivates people from Shau Kei Wan to San Po Kong to come out of their routine lives and jobs [and] then straight to the movie-houses.”
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