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Cute Space Alien + Poor Boy = Gooey Sillinessnew

Hong Kong superstar director-actor Stephen Chow takes a detour from his anarchic, martial-arts comedies and winds up in the sentimental cinema-land of very cute kids and furry toys.
Pittsburgh City Paper  |  Al Hoff  |  04-21-2008  |  Reviews

Puppy Lovenew

If CJ7 is a mild disappointment artistically, with neither a cohesive style nor focused plot, it is also a sweet and purposeful tale that genuinely defies categorization.
Eugene Weekly  |  Jason Blair  |  04-17-2008  |  Reviews

'CJ7': In the Mood for Fluffnew

What saves CJ7 is partly the cuteness of the critter itself, but mostly it's the kids -- all of the students, from an ­aviators-wearing bully to Dicky's mischievous crush, have personality, and Dicky himself is a delight.
Washington City Paper  |  Tricia Olzsewski  |  03-13-2008  |  Reviews

Poor Man's Gamenew

Don't be fooled into thinking Stephen Chow's film, a tribute to Spielberg's E.T., is kid stuff
New York Press  |  Armond White  |  03-06-2008  |  Reviews

'CJ7': Space Puppy Lovenew

Fluffy extraterrestrial pooch helps poor-but-honest kid succeed on Earth.
East Bay Express  |  Kelly Vance  |  03-05-2008  |  Reviews

Dance Fevernew

Stephen Chow's love of cinema floods the scenes of Kung Fu Hustle like so many kicks and chops, moving almost chronologically through a history of not only martial-arts movies but movies in general.
Gambit  |  David Lee Simmons  |  04-27-2005  |  Reviews

Pulse Quickening Funnew

Stephen Chow's chopsocky offering is a manic, hyper-entertaining blend of classic kung fu tropes, special effects, and outrageous comedy.
Austin Chronicle  |  Marc Savlov  |  04-22-2005  |  Reviews

Harp-Fu Mania!new

The special effects, humor and non-likeable protagonist make Kung Fu Hustle worthy of the admission price.
Tucson Weekly  |  James DiGiovanna  |  04-21-2005  |  Reviews

Kung Fu Hustle Kicks Genre Into Whole New Realmnew

Kung Fu Hustle isn't just a goofy, gravity-defying combo of two-fisted action flick and anything-for-a-laugh parody. It feels like the latest volley in a globe-spanning table tennis match between American and Hong Kong filmmakers.
Creative Loafing (Atlanta)  |  Curt Holman  |  04-21-2005  |  Reviews

Glee Club

Stephen Chow's love of movies spills out of the delightful Kung Fu Hustle.
Salt Lake City Weekly  |  Scott Renshaw  |  04-06-2005  |  Reviews

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