For the first time, somebody has ever been able to bring comedy from a cartoon into real film. Astounding! For the first time, somebody has ever been able to be provide a fantasy with Kung Fu in it. Fantastic! and for the first time, I was sitting and laughing and imagining and appreciating a movie that has every little flavour of cinema in it!

Awesome Movie with Fantasy and Comedy and Action and somehow its a Musical too. Stephen Chow is a remarkable Director and he has made a movie that can be watched again and again. ...i am still suffering from the pain infringed upon me laughing my head off....damn.!!!

The Actors, from Crocodile Gang Boss to The Beast had some really interesting characterisation, something different. Stephen Chow, that guy really does have a good comic timing, a good taste for decent comedy and he sure knows how to make a person laugh and not kill him in the process.

The Action scenes, again, too good. The Kung Fu displayed just keeps you hooked. You just watch and say, wish i were like them (very emotional moment for me). I could see CGI in the action, and it was a work well done. the CGI was astonishing and the smoothness of each frame... a taste to any creative's heart.

The Romance, hmm, was this missing somehow? Na, there was Romance too...but of all there is this cute mute girl who i wish where my girl friend. If anyone know her please tell her that i "love" her.

The Comedy, you have to watch it. Sheesh, Stephen Chow really does know how to get into a guy's heart. The Comics of the movie somehow reminded me of Tom and Jerry, Bugs Bunny and Pink Panther. He has just brought an animated cartoon into a real moving picture..wow..how did he do that? There is not a moment you can stop laughing except when the movie gets over...its crying time.

Then Sentiments, damn...this has that too? Yup, somehow it was there, but not very touching, i generally laughed over it too. Oops!

Then,hmm...is that it? i guess so! But truly a worth film, and if anyone says "what just happened here" kinda thing...break his bones, he doesn't deserve to see good cinema.

Stephen Chow, Well Done. You're the Master. Bring more movies like this....Please!