The 5 Kung Fu Kids Trailer

The 5 Kung Fu Kids Trailer (1988)

04 January 1988 Action, Comedy 90 mins

A group of kids (Little Rambo, Little Chuck Norris, Little Jackie Chan, and Little Bruce Lee) trained in martial arts combats gangsters after they kidnap the sister of a girl they have a crush on.

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小小五虎將 Trailer

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The 5 Kung Fu Kids Trailer

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International Releases Dates

Germany 16 April 2004

Taiwan 04 January 1988

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