Three street kids band together in order to make a living. They perform acrobatic acts and draw some attention; in doing so they displease a local bigwig who in turn is something of a criminal. Enter a mysterious stranger who comes into town and befriends the children but who also has his own secret plans.
This Hong Kong martial arts film relies more on comedy than most. This isn't surprising when you consider that three of its principal characters are children who regularly engage in kung fu combat against various adults who antagonise them. These fight scenes are made a little more distinctive on account of some impressive gymnastic moves carried out mainly by one of the boys. The action scenes do constitute the highlights of the film and, while this isn't anything too great, it has enough of a fun factor about it to make it an entertaining movie.
This Hong Kong martial arts film relies more on comedy than most. This isn't surprising when you consider that three of its principal characters are children who regularly engage in kung fu combat against various adults who antagonise them. These fight scenes are made a little more distinctive on account of some impressive gymnastic moves carried out mainly by one of the boys. The action scenes do constitute the highlights of the film and, while this isn't anything too great, it has enough of a fun factor about it to make it an entertaining movie.