I laughed hard. This, I believe, is a very good sign when you watch a comedy.

Kung Fu Hustle is partly a movie parody, as it takes lots of element from other movies (Spiredman, The Shining to name a few) but it mostly concentrates on doing impressive, yet so over the top action scenes that you can't do nothing else but to laugh out loud.

In 1940's China the streets are ruled by the gangs and the most notorious of all are the Axe's. Sing (Stephen Chow) is a petty criminal, who want's to be a member of the Axe gang, so he decides to rough up a slum area in hopes to impress the gang leader. Too bad the slums are home for the legendary Kung fu masters. And they won't give up their home that easily.

As said, the script takes lots of elements from other movies, as it is a parody. I found this movie to be lots of fun, even though I'm not an expert in the field of kung fu films. I'm rather sure, that the experts in that field will find more familiar elements from the film than I did, as the main element of parody is martial arts films. But there really isn't any expertise required in that genre to fully enjoy the film.