Chocolate, a poor teenager who is almost obsessed with street dance and hip-hop music, rolls on an old abandoned railroad bridge in a one-against-six fight and not only beats his opponents, but also wins the friendship of the other party's leader, Pachinko. Chocolate's father, who cuts ice in an ice factory, gets angry when he sees Chocolate doing cartwheels all day and breaks the mirror on the wall. For Ali, a quirky teenager who likes to play Baja and loves surfing, that summer is unusual because Chocolate and Pachinko move in upstairs in her house. First Pachinko, wrapped in a hip-hop bandana, waits for her on the beach causeway, then Chocolate dances wildly at her in the alleyway of her house. But before Ali can be bothered, a sudden car accident changes the future for all three.
Chocolate's leg was not destroyed, and with Ali's encouragement, Chocolate returned to practicing in the square. Now he abandoned all the fancy fighting dance steps and concentrated on the basic skills of cross-legged spitting. At this time, there is a kid named King Kong, secretly follow him to learn, chocolate see him talented, then began to guide him. King Kong has a strong background and is able to make a name for himself, but in the end, he and Chocolate part ways. Pachinko, a successful businessman, comes back to Chocolate and urges him to participate in the upcoming international street dance competition. The two dancers, Chocolate and King Kong, will finally meet at the most dangerous and unforgiving moment of their lives. ......
"Chocolate Strike" is a film that combines hip-hop street dance with Chinese martial arts, and boldly pastes together B-grade action movie fighting and candy-like colorful fun, behind the fierce and sudden clashes. Behind the characters' violent and sudden conflicts, it is also slightly saddening.
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