Wheels on Meals

If you were with us last week, first off, thank you.

And yeah, second off, you heard us talk about Wheels on Meals, a Hong Kong commedia dell'arte, I guess, of sorts, which...

Comedia dell'arte, I recall from my university days, is broad physical comedy with no apparent script.

Only Wheels on Wheels had a bit of kung fu in there as well.

It's written by Jackie Chan, Edward Tang, and it is produced by the Golden Harvest team.

So Leonard Ho, Raymond Chow.

And it stars Jackie Chan, Alan Tam, and a repeat customer from Wheels on Meals, Lola Forner is in the cast here as well.

And what Armour of God is about, the film follows Jackie, that's the character name, and Mr. Chan, a.k.a.

And it doesn't matter, David, this one, because, um, yeah, when we said last week, we're going to be doing this.

I was like, you know, we, I know we did a wheels on meals and stuff the week before, which was a great film.

I really enjoyed that.

It was a great movie, but then this comes along and this is right up there.

But they're moving very in a coordinated way.

I love all that stuff as well.

But yeah, that fight scene, or a few fight scenes from Wheels on Meals, it's kind of got my martial arts juices flowing as well.

Yeah, well, this is what we were built on, weren't we, Ridley, Dave? The martial arts stuff with my love for Lauren Avedon.