Kick Ass Girls 2013 123movies

Watch: 爆3俏嬌娃 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – The story of a group of promiscious yet level-headed women who fall into troubles in the fighting world..
Plot: Boo, Miu and TT each are facing problems with life, friendships and love, and decides to go on their journey to Malaysia due to an attractive pay job. In the hope of returning with a wealthy lifestyle, they found themselves in the trap of mysterious lady Zhu Ge. They soon realized that their task is not as simple as it looks, Zhu Ge is not merely a troublesome rich lady, but there is a significant plot behind. The girls were forced to get into a brutal boxing tournament, and found themselves trapped in a huge underground maze. At the brink of death, they deftly fight the syndicate with the combination of high heels, bras and female intelligence, creating a wild comedy.
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Not as kick ass as I had hoped.
Three Hong Kong babes—gym boss Boo (the lovely Chrissie Chow), homeless cutie Miu (Dada Lo) and Boo’s love rival TT (Hidy Yu)—accept an offer of work as bodyguards in Malaysia, but once abroad, they find themselves forced to participate in a brutal underground fighting tournament.

I operate on the basis that almost any film featuring really cute oriental chicks kicking ass has got to be worth a watch, but Kick Ass Girls really puts my theory to the test, the film’s distinctly Asian-style humour (ie., facial mugging and silly physical gags that are not at all funny) making the whole affair far more painful than any film featuring three kung fu hotties has the right to be.

The first half of the film, which establishes its trio of attractive but tough female characters, is particularly heavy on the crap comedy and almost saw me throwing in the towel; I stuck it out, however, reasoning that things could only get better. Which they do. Marginally.

Once the action kicks in, matters prove slightly more entertaining. The martial arts scenes, in which the battling babes duke it out with some tough looking female opponents, are reasonably well choreographed and a fun finale sees the sexy girls donning S&M gear to make a bid for freedom.

Once again, cute oriental chicks kicking ass make a movie watchable. But it was a close call.

Nothing extraordinary to this movie…
This movie’s selling point is of course the promise of getting to see attractive Hong Kong women duking it out on the screen. And yes, there is an audience for that. Either I am not in that particular target audience or I just wasn’t enthralled by what “Kick Ass Girls” was selling. This was a rather mundane and pointless movie in my opinion.

The story is about three women who practice martial arts in Hong Kong, who get lured to Malaysia under false pretenses and end up having to do battle in an underground tournament. Can we say “Bloodsport” anyone? “Kick Ass Girls” offered absolutely nothing to the martial arts genre that hadn’t already been seen before in similar movies. No, everything here was generic and anything but outstanding.

I was especially impressed with the guitar player in the gym who managed to get violin sounds out of an acoustic guitar. That was just fantastically stupid.

There were some nice enough costumes and make-up for some of the fighters brought into the ring. But that hardly made up for all the stuff that was lacking in the movie.

As for the fight scenes, well they were adequate. And that is actually just about it. It was adequately choreographed but executed in a much too scripted manner. It just lacked a natural flow to it. And it was clear to see that martial arts was not something some of the women were overly familiar with, as they lacked the finesse and grace that comes with years of practice.

All in all, “Kick Ass Girls” is a hollow movie sold of alluring promises to lure in the male audience. And the DVD cover does promise more than the movie did manage to deliver.

Other Information:

Original Language cn
Runtime 1 hr 37 min (97 min), 1 hr 35 min (95 min) (Hong Kong)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
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Genre Action, Comedy, Crime
Director Goo-Bi GC
Writer Goo-Bi GC, Charlie Wing Fung Wong
Actors Chrissie Chau, Hidy Yu, Dada Lo
Country Hong Kong
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Sound Mix Dolby SR (Dolby Digital 5.1)
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