Intcatinfo A Masterpiece!

Brendon Jones It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

Mathilde the Guild Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

Lela The tone of this movie is interesting -- the stakes are both dramatic and high, but it's balanced with a lot of fun, tongue and cheek dialogue.

drloomis666 If your looking for a show with serious drama,social commentary or Emmy worthy dialogue then i suggest you go watch something like Law and order,CSI or Blue bloods.Kung fu the legend continues is the kind of show where you go get a snack,relax on the couch,shut your mind off and just enjoy what your watching.It's pure fluff and escapism.Mindless fun at it's best.It's full of Chinese mysticism,kung fu fighting and campy villains.Even though Carradine was showing his age and his fight scenes were not particularly believable it was still a lot of fun watching him in his most famous role.And Chris Potter was an extremely likable and charming lead as his son.If your looking for something fun to watch then i would recommend this.

chow913 Best of Paramount's 'Power Pack' I remember seeing this show when it first aired on Paramount's 'Power Pack,' before it became UPN, United Paramount Network.'Kung Fu' was always a FUBAR show in my mind. What's this white guy who thinks he's a Chinese monk doing in the Wild West? 'Kung Fu: The Legend Continues' embraces the horror of 'Kung Fu' and runs with it full force. Now the white guy is old, in present day, still thinks he's a Chinese monk, and fighting terrorism.The result is side splitting antics, which is what the show's creators most likely (hopefully) intended. Why else would they have Cain go undercover at a gay nightclub? Time travel? And fight terrorists? Cain mix of beatnik philosophy, ancient Chinese potions and spells, and slow motion fighting are just what we need in the war on terror.In the Wild West Cain was a weirdo. In the present day he's even more out of place and downright hysterical. This is not an insult to the show. It's so wacky it works! PS, did anyone ever bother to tell David Carradine that he's not Chinese? Maybe no one had the heart to break it to him.

kenny782 Love the comments and I agree this was a great show.The way they endedseason 4 it had another season in it I think.Or at least a spin off TV movie or two... sucks :( Too bad it was never released on DVD.I'm not selling anything but for anyone with withdrawal like me :) I found a site that has the whole thing on DVD's.It's recorded from TV of course but good quality and they edited out the commercials.I love being able to come home some nights and throw on a few episodes.It's in the action section on www.tvaddicts.TV

blue_robin I only watched half an episode, and as a Chinese, I have to say it insulted me and my culture more than all the Jean-Claude Van Damme movies combine. They should learn more about another culture before they dare to make a show about it.