Stephen Chow's Kung Fu Hustle blends martial arts and slap-stick comedy into something that is entertaining and leaves you with the sense of satisfaction. Incredible stunts and Kung Fu combo's give the movie that quality that only comes for a great Kung Fu movie. What this movie does is gives the viewer more of a story. Not the greatest of plots conceived by a film maker, but good enough for this genre.

The main character Sing (Chow) plays a wannabe member of the notorious "Axe Gang". He and his sidekick try to perform amateur tricks on the people but are barely successful until they rob a girl's ice cream cart. This wasn't the classiest of moves. Finally they go into the Gerti where they get involved with the Axe Gang and the crazy land lords and their unusual powers.

The movie revolves around the coming of the one (sound familiar) and the search for this one. Many fighters have unusual and mind boggling powers and when they fight...they fight. Anything goes from lightning quick speed, music that "kills", and of course, "The Lion's Roar".

This movie exceeded my expectations greatly and created a whole new genre of film: "Kung Fu Comedy Dancing". I just wish there were more axe dances!!!