The Drunken Master series originated from a 1978 film, , which was a major success in Hong Kong. The movie's blend of martial arts and comedy helped establish Jackie Chan as a rising star. Drunken Master 2 was intended to be a sequel, but Chan was initially hesitant to reprise his role as Wong Fei-lung, the protagonist. However, after a few years of development, Chan eventually agreed to return for the sequel, which would become one of his most iconic films.
The comedy in is also noteworthy, with Chan using his trademark humor to poke fun at himself and the situations he finds himself in. His interactions with co-star Michelle Yeoh add to the film's lighthearted moments, and their chemistry on screen is undeniable.
One of the most memorable scenes in the movie features Chan's character using the "Drunken Fist" style, a traditional Chinese martial art that mimics the movements of a drunkard. This style allows Chan to display his incredible agility and flexibility, as he dodges and weaves around his opponents with ease.