Trying to think of how to put a summary of Kung Fu Hustle into any long winded analysis is utterly impossible, this film is severely cool. This film is cooler than a polar bear with an intergalactic passport trying to get to Pluto on an ice propelled icicle. The film manages to work on so many levels, necessitating for all those viewing it. The essence of humanity and nobility is encapsulated throughout this story in a truly creative yet very simple manner. This is in turn fused with comic moments throughout the film which give it a traditional, and very effective, feel good factor. Which is exactly the wonderful thing about this film, is that it hits its targets plot-wise, precisely. What you expect to happens does happen, but perhaps in a different way than you thought. Stephen Chow, always elongates the plot revelation for a little longer than we're used to in this part of the world, and it is that which provides for engrossing cinema. Kung-Fu, contains that zany feel of "Shaolin Soccer", with Mr Chow amiable and convincing as his usual buffoonish characters, and yet also able to carry the serious side, ensuring the viewing audience connect with this film. Utter Brilliance. 'Shaolin' was very entertaining, but in a different way to this outing. Shoalin was out and out humour, it's subsidiary plot not as strong as the encapsulating football (or rather soccer for some), leaving it to be more of a tradition comedy-film. Kung-Fu is an action-comedy, in many senses of the word, but that's not enough, it contains the utter height of "coolness" in a very Die Hardish sense, yet leaves you emotive, much like the first time you finished watching Episode I. In tears. There aren't enough alliterative puns to make about this films, it's far too enjoyable to simply dissect, which makes it very hard to end a summary. It's just good. Very good.