2009 McDull Kung Fu Kindergarten 1080P for Gift 1-Disc All RegionPlay Seal Box Blu-ray

Plot Summary

The whole story revolves around McDull's martial arts experience. The "World Kindergarten Martial Arts Competition" is about to be held, and the children of the "Taiyi Chunhua Gate" are weak in their hands and feet, it seems that they only have a chance of getting beaten up. At the same time, the Taoist discovered that there were broken instant noodles in the ancestral alchemy furnace. In anger, he severely punished McDull. The young classmates scattered, and McDull secretly went down the mountain to make a phone call, hoping that Mrs. McDull would pick him up. At the foot of the mountain, McDull accidentally learned about a long past event - when he was young, the Taoist once made an appointment with international martial arts superstar Li Xiaolin for the Battle of Luohu! After the final battle, the Taoist closed his mind and pondered deeply, finally realizing the importance of reforming Tai Chi and entrusting this responsibility to the new generation. The little brother Xiong Bao, who had been encouraging McDull all along, was actually disguised as a Taoist priest! After learning about it, McDull was greatly moved and decided to return to the mountain to learn how to push hands from the Taoist priest. At the World Kindergarten Martial Arts Competition, McDull faced off against good kids from all over the world. At this moment, the giant object of wheat with the name Dou and the character Zhong Fei suddenly rang out loudly. It turned out to be a big clock where one year equals one second and only reports the hour once every 3600 years. If great success is lacking, great achievements will be delayed. McDull suddenly realized Tai Chi, as well as the principles of his own life. As the fourth installment of the McDull animated film series, "McDull Sounds Loud" still adheres to its usual warm and humorous style, with a hint of sadness mixed with happiness. The story begins with McDull's gray happiness - during the summer vacation, when children went skiing in New Zealand, learned Mandarin at Peking University, and learned English at Cambridge, McDull, who came from a poor family, had to be sent to Wudang Mountain to learn Tai Chi because his mother went north to Wuhan to run a restaurant business. There is no TV or air conditioning on Wudang Mountain. On lonely nights, McDull couldn't help but feel lonely and often shed tears alone. But he still persisted in studying and practicing diligently, finally participating in the "Invincible Hand World Kindergarten Martial Arts Competition" with a dull and slow set of Tai Chi, competing with disciples of Bruce Lee, Yuan Heping, and others... Compared to the previous three films, this film incorporates more pure Hong Kong style humor, and the slow paced McDull playing kung fu is even more worth looking forward to.