Project A
Why this pick
Matches its playful stunt-first energy, physical comedy, and old-school Hong Kong camaraderie, building from mischievous comic situations into elaborate action spectacle.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Matches its playful stunt-first energy, physical comedy, and old-school Hong Kong camaraderie, building from mischievous comic situations into elaborate action spectacle.
Why this pick
Offers similarly inventive physicality and comic timing, though with a more propulsive urban-crime frame; its action is built around tangible spaces and daring practical stunts.
Why this pick
A sharper, more serious companion to Wheels on Meals, retaining its crisp 1980s Hong Kong stunt craft and athletic combat while raising the dramatic stakes.
Why this pick
Its extended physical-comedy setups, expressive performance style, and climactic martial-arts ingenuity make it a strong fit for Wheels on Meals’ playful action craftsmanship.
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01 / THE STORY
Thomas and David are cousins who run a fast food van in Barcelona. The food is delivered by Thomas, who rushes around the square on a skateboard. After fending off a biker gang they continue business as normal.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Thomas

Mental patient (brilliant)
Matt
Susana
Fatso

David
Sylvia

Moby