Kung Pow: Enter the Fist
Comedy • PG-13 • 2002 • 1 hr 21 min
Starring
Steve Oedekerk, Lung Fei, Leo Lee, Hsieh Ling-ling, Lau Kar-Wing
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When I meet someone new this movie can judge the quality of the man. you like it? We can be friends. you hate it? You can call me Betty mmMm
Great kung-fu parody movie. The first battle I'm the field had me in tears. Probably not for everyone. The bad dubbing just adds to it.
If you aren’t dead on the floor laughing in the first 10 min, turn it off. Extremely hit or miss. If you like it, you’ll love it
I don’t know how to recommend this to someone. I wouldn’t describe it as a “good” movie. It’s like the junk food of movies. Just enjoy it.
This movie could exist in it's own sub-sub-genre of parody, action, footage transposed movies. An absolute must watch for the comedic factor
Man I loved this one when it came out! If you get the dvd it has interesting alternative audio tracks
Maybe the silliest movie ever made. The dubs are hilarious, and the jokes nearly always hit. Questionable CGI, but I think that just adds
Just so absurd and hilarious! If you enjoyed watching classical kung fu movies and want a parody of those, you can't go wrong with this one!
A Hilarious Comedy With Action and Some Of The Ridiculous Plots and Dialog Ever and I Loved Every Minute Of It.
This may be the greatest stupid movie ever made.
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