Stephen Chow's follow up to the hilarious "Kung Fu Hustle" is a disapointment. It has some moments but never lives up to its potential. One of the biggest problems is that it tries to be both a drama and a comedy but fails to be either. Chow has more a supporting role with the newcomer Xu Jian in the lead. Technical aspects are great, specially the title character which should make a killing as a toy where the film could serve well as a commercial. YRCinema's coverage of upcoming releases.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
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Stephen Chow's follow up to the hilarious "Kung Fu Hustle" is a disapointment. It has some moments but never lives up to its potential. One of the biggest problems is that it tries to be both a drama and a comedy but fails to be either. Chow has more a supporting role with the newcomer Xu Jian in the lead. Technical aspects are great, specially the title character which should make a killing as a toy where the film could serve well as a commercial. YRCinema's coverage of upcoming releases.
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