Review: It's a Mad Mad Kung Fu world is an entertaining documentary that was probably originally made for television. A mixture between comical dramatizations and serious interviews make up the body of this movie. The little short stories during the documentary are entertaining yet are cheesy, as for the documentary as a whole it is very well presented.

The characters in the dramatizations are in a word cheesy, the acting is purposely exaggerated as bad. The bad characters are mainly an attempt at humor, which is good occasional but it cheesy for most of the time. During the short stories it is always the same actors that come back playing various roles but they always keep their silliness.

The information presented in this movie is very good, it's the kind of information that will make you better understand Kung Fu movies. Even the hardcore HK fans will find things of interest in this documentary, the Chinese vampire explanation is extremely good. During the course of the documentary you will get an overdose of cheesy humor, maybe some of you will find it funny but for the most part probably just cheesy. Unfortunately the ending of the documentary is kind of dry, no real conclusion of all the stuff that was shown.