FEDS’ KUNG POW! By . Bruce Golding. Published Oct. 23, 2008, 8:17 a.m. ET. ... according to a five-count racketeering indictment filed in Manhattan federal court. ...

Does this even count as a movie? Sure, the credits list plenty of names, and the digital effects couldn't have created themselves, but Kung Pow!:Enter The Fist still feels like one man's bad joke ...

As such, it seemed like Kung Pow 2 wasn’t an actual thing, and I should let the dream die. For a while, I did let the dream die, but then came some wonderful news in October 2021 via Variety.

Such is the case with Kung Pow! Enter The Fist, a film poorly reviewed but sporting one of the betters DVDs ... Any questions that you ask will count as part of your 20 questions; ...

Marlon Wayans will star in the high-concept comedy "Kung Fu Theater" for DreamWorks Pictures. One of the first projects bought by DreamWorks production prexy Michael De Luca, "Theater" was ...

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In terms of martial arts comedies, “Kung Pow” fails to attain the level of hilarity achieved by the “Enter the Dragon” spoof “A Fistful of Yen.” The coinsures of spoof, the Zucker brothers David and ...

Very silly but worth a look for those who crave the bizarre, "Kung Pow: Enter the Fist" sees old kung fu footage integrated into a new film, with decidedly uneven results.

“Kung Pow: Enter the Fist,” a parody of martial arts films, also opens today in general release. Because 20th Century Fox did not make the film available for screenings, The Times’ review ...

Fox has finally announced a DVD release date for the silly action comedy spoof Kung Pow! Enter the First. You'll be able to pick up the disc on July 23 for a MSRP of $26.98.

Marlon Wayans will star in the high-concept comedy "Kung Fu Theater" for DreamWorks Pictures. One of the first projects bought by DreamWorks production prexy Michael De Luca, "Theater" was ...