Kung Fu Soccer (2026) poster

Kung Fu Soccer (2026)

Film · Action, Comedy

FunnyEpic106 minIn Mandarin2026
IMDb5.7· 953 votesLetterboxd2.7/5Trakt59%TMDB5.9

One to seeif you enjoy high-octane martial arts comedy that values kinetic energy over realistic physics.

A high-energy blend of slapstick humor and gravity-defying martial arts that turns the football pitch into a spectacle. Expect broad, joyous action and a classic underdog arc that prioritizes laughs and visual "wow" moments over realism.

What it is about

Dismissed as underdogs before they even step onto the pitch, the Emei Women's Football Team enters the prestigious Supreme Invincible Cup determined to prove everyone wrong. Led by captain Shuangshuang, star striker Yulong, and mentor Xu Feng, the team combines martial arts mastery with football skill in a thrilling quest for victory. Against mounting challenges and impossible odds, they fight to make their mark and chase their championship dream.

Trailer

What Kung Fu Soccer is like, and who it is for

What it is like to watch

Watching this film is like stepping into a live-action cartoon. The pace is frantic, punctuated by gravity-defying stunts and CGI-enhanced football matches that transform the sport into a supernatural spectacle. It maintains a lighthearted, joyous tone throughout, balancing slapstick humour with a high-energy underdog narrative that never slows down long enough for the viewer to question the logic of its world.

Who it is for, and who should skip it

It is a treat for those who appreciate broad, stylised action and the distinct brand of 'mo lei tau' comedy associated with Stephen Chow's direction. Fans of martial arts cinema will enjoy the creative choreography, though those seeking a serious sports drama or a grounded depiction of football should steer clear. One honest caveat is that the heavy reliance on visual effects can occasionally make the action feel weightless or disconnected from reality.

The right evening for it

It is the perfect choice for an easy-going Friday night in with a large bowl of popcorn. It suits a mood where you want to be purely entertained by visual flair and simple, effective comedy without having to engage with a complex plot.

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How Kung Fu Soccer ends

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Stills

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Kung Fu Soccer soundtrack

Music by Raymond Wong Ying-Wah and Russell Chung Jung-Wong

Questions people ask

When does Kung Fu Soccer come out?
Kung Fu Soccer opens in cinemas on 23 October 2026 in Ireland, the UK, Canada and the US.
Is Kung Fu Soccer a funny film?
Yes. On Watchlist Boosted it is tagged Funny, with an epic streak. A high-energy blend of slapstick humor and gravity-defying martial arts that turns the football pitch into a spectacle. Expect broad, joyous action and a classic underdog arc that prioritizes laughs and visual "wow" moments over realism.
How long is Kung Fu Soccer?
Kung Fu Soccer runs 106 min.
Who composed the music for Kung Fu Soccer?
The music for Kung Fu Soccer is by Raymond Wong Ying-Wah and Russell Chung Jung-Wong.
Is Kung Fu Soccer worth watching?
One to see: if you enjoy high-octane martial arts comedy that values kinetic energy over realistic physics. IMDb users rate it 5.7 out of 10 from 953 votes and TMDB users 5.9.

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