What happens when Chuck Jones meets Charlie Chaplin in a bar in Shanghai? Yea, I think you know how this ends.

Kung Fu Hustle (Gong fu) is an incredibly entertaining film that improves on all the conventions set in Chow's previous work, Shaolin Soccer. While at times it may feel like Chow isn't quite sure which genre to stay in, they tend to flesh themselves out with the wacky humour and great action sequences. It's rare that I can watch a film now and just be flat-out entertained. Kung Fu Hustle is made with so much love of the medium that it's hard not to sit there and accept it in all its wackiness.

Stephen Chow is slowly developing himself in to this century's "Tramp" and I couldn't be happier.