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Once
every generation there is a Chosen One whose task it is to
fight evil. This Chosen One returns after a lifetime of training
with another mission: to avenge the death of his parents by
fighting the evil kung fu legend, Master Pain, also known
as Betty. On the road to conquering evil and working out his
true destiny, our hero displays his unearthly powers and encounters
some truly bizarre characters, including a cow trained in
martial arts and the karate queen Whoa...
Let's
get this straight from the start - don't expect too much from
this. Kung POW Writer/director/actor Steve Oedekerk
has used digital effects to make himself a co-star of the
1976 Hong Kong action movie Tiger and Crane Fist, in
a similar way to Woody Allen, who turned a Japanese spy thriller
into the comedy spoof What's Up, Tiger Lily?
Kung
POW: Enter the Fist is technically quite impressive but
quality digital tricks don't guarantee a good movie. The plot,
if you can spot it, is very thin although the kung fu cow
is inspired.
Also
watch out for the gopher-chucks and the French aliens. Stupid?
Yup, 100%. Entertaining? Only just... Anyone under the age
of 15 will find this hilarious - a shame then that this has
received a 15 certificate.
Anthony
Clark
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