Kung Fu Hustle

Kung Fu Hustle
Kung Fu Hustle

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Year

2004

Duration

95 minutes

Genres

Action and Adventure, Crime, Sport

Language

Cantonese / Mandarin (English subtitles)

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Synopsis

Set in 1940s China, Kung Fu Hustle is an energetic, special-effects laden martial arts film with a sense of humour. Good-for-nothing petty criminal Sing and his fat friend Bone pose as members of the ruling criminal brotherhood, The Axe Gang, in order to extort money from the poorest section of the city, Pig Sty Alley. When the real Axe Gang turns up, and the eccentric inhabitants of Pig Sty Alley reveal themselves to be Kung Fu Masters in a series of explosive battles, Sing must decide which side he's on - and how to put his knowledge of Buddhist Palm martial arts to best use.

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15 Classification

This film has one use of strong bad language

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