Petaling Street Warriors (2011)
December 1, 2011Release Date
Petaling Street Warriors (2011)
December 1, 2011Release Date

Plot.
Where to Watch.
Cast & Crew.

Mark Lee
Shi DuYao

Mark Lee
Shi Duyao

Yeo Yann Yann
Zhung Lichun

Namewee
Liu Kun

Chris Tong
Xiao Ju

Frederick Lee
Ma Fuyu

Sunny Pang

Ramasundran
Rajoo

Alvin Wong

Alvin Wong
Yong Kok

Hui Yee Gan

Brendan Yuen

Brenden Yuen
Head of Cantonese Gang

James Lee
Director

Lee James Thim Heng
Director

Tan Teck Zee
Director of Photography

Kaze Ng
Production Manager

Charlotte Lim
Assistant Director

Thompson Ong
Art Direction

Sampson Yuen
Executive Producer / Producer / Director

Chan Hai Liang
Director of Photography

Mak Chee Choong
Editor

Francis Foo
Executive Producer

Tung Yow Kong
Executive Producer

Ma Yuk-Sing
Action Director

Mo Ju Li
Sound Effects

Soo Mun Thye
Assistant Director

Lim Boon Siang
Screenplay

Zheng Kai Hua
Original Music Composer

Rayson Tan

Henry Thia

Jack Neo
Media.

Details.
Wiki.
Petaling Street Warriors (Chinese: 大英雄•小男人) is a 2011 film co-directed by James Lee Thim Heng and Sampson Yuen Choi-Hin through Malaysian production company, Juita Entertainment, a subsidiary of Juita Viden. Jointly presented by Juita Viden and Golden Screen Cinemas (GSC), it is the first period kungfu comedy to be produced locally in Malaysia and Singapore, with famed action choreographer from Hong Kong, Yuk-Sing Ma, who have worked on Hong Kong and China's blockbusters, such as Storm Riders 2 and A Chinese Fairy Tale.
The story took two years of research work and preparation. The production of the film took place earlier than Namewee's Nasi Lemak 2.0, but as Nasi Lemak 2.0 was released earlier, Petaling Street Warriors thus has become the second full-length movie Namewee would star in 2011.
After viewing the film as it underwent post-production work in Hong Kong, numerous Hong Kong filmmakers call the film as the "watershed" and "milestone" in the history of Malaysian Chinese film industry.
Petaling Street Warriors would be released in cinemas nationwide in Malaysia (1 December 2011) and Singapore (29 December 2011). Cinema chains that will be playing the film in Malaysia include GSC, TGV, Cathay, Big, LFS, MBO, Star, First World, Mega Prai and also Brunei Mall. In Singapore, the film will be shown via Shaw, Cathay, Eng Wah, Filmgarde Cineplex and Golden Village's circuits.
Its gala premieres have been held at 9:30 pm on 25 November 2011 at GSC Pavilion KL, Malaysia, and at 8:45 pm on 19 December 2011 at Shaw Theatres LIDO, Singapore. Although its official showing date in Singapore is 5 January, its sneak preview screenings has started since 23 December.
Since opening on 1 December, its first 4-day box office collection (MYR1.4 million) has surpassed that of Nasi Lemak 2.0 (MYR 1 million). It was also the highest-grossing Chinese film in the week it was first shown.
The movie is also available in original and dubbed-in-Malay versions on Astro First between 12 January and 15 February 2012
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