kung fu hustle

[whoreable]

check it out yall its the best movie ever!

[Ninjavenom]

It does look awexome :O

[whoreable]

see it in the theaters yall! i did and its worth it!

[Guitar Woman]

I want to go see this, but past bad experiences with kung-fu comedys are holding me back :(

[whoreable]

this is the best movie of the year buttholes!

[Ninjavenom]

it was super-sweet! Excellent choice, whore :O

looking angry is tiring :O

[adept_ninja]

it was aight I like it but it seemed that it ended to fast

[Rongi]

i think this is my favorite movie!

i saw it saturday and had an excellent time. A++

[Schimid]

As always, after I see any movie, I always decide that one of the characters from said movie has become one of my favorite movie characters ever.

For this movie, it was either Brother Sum or the Musician Assassins. Fuck, it was cool.

[Rongi]

yeah the muscian assassins were boss. my favorite character was the beast or Paris.

[ItalianStereotype]

the beast was kinda lame

I really wish they had done more with Brother Sum and the musicians.

[the_dudefather]

hmm, flatmate got this, might give it a watch

[ziggytrix]

the humor reminded me a lot of shaolin soccor. like you wouldn't find half of it funny if you weren't a gung fu nerd.

[Emu]

The Shining reference was classic :(

[Jim Duncan - Weather]

I might go see this movie soon. :eek

[Brother Alex]

I saw this movie with my buddy, Scott. we saw it at the perfect time, first showing on a school day. This meant that the theater was completely empty. That is the only time I have ever seen a movie in an empty theater, and the fact that the movie was so brilliantly entertaining and funny made it even better. Favorite scene: the first big fight in Pig Sty Alley or the koto fight scene.

[Rongi]

the beast was kinda lame.

that's the point though. you'd never think a fat balding guy with flip flops could kick ass like that, yet he did!

[Chojin]

i didn't like kung fu hustle. it was too dark to really be a comedy and too slapstick to be action in my opinion. Plus it took forever to 'go' anywhere, not to mention that there wasn't really a plot. The fighting in the beginning with the three guys was pretty good, but everything else did the MK: Annihilation crap with stupid camera angles that didn't let you see anything and a quick cut every time someone got hit. All the same, any real kung-fu movie puts it to shame action-wise, and any slapstick kung-fu movie is a lot funnier than that was.

[thebiggameover]

I saw this on saturday and fucking loved it! i want it on dvd...
:)

[SUFFER]

i havent seen this in theaters yet i have it on dvd if you go to any china town you can get this movie for between 5-15 dollars along with a bunch of other steven chow movies - and also ANG-BAK the thai warrior which absolutely fucking ruled i might add

[SUFFER]

oh yea this movie was fucking great too , where else can you see bugs bunny style comedy with insane ass kicking , they even pee on a kid in this movie after beating him up R-kelly gives it 6 gallons of urine up (and all over you )

[jin]

I don't know, this movie was kind of tacky and boring.I suspect if it were in english with english actors it wouldnt be recieved half as well. ;o

There are a lot of better movies out there - I personally thought this one was a terrible movie made only for the western audiences. ;0

[Chojin]

jin and i are on the same page ;>

[ziggytrix]

it wasn't that bad you two :rolleyes

[Emu]

they're the people who sit in the top right corner of the theater and make snide comments on the movie's poor production values into their Pibb Extreme

no really i <3 u guyz :meat

[jin]

The hell is "Pibb Extreme"? ;o

[ziggytrix]

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