This movie does justice to the 1980s. I wish we could see more films like this. It was funny, had great fight scenes and incorporated funny cliches of the 1980s with taste.

In 1985, Kung Fury, the toughest martial artist cop in Miami, goes back in time to kill the worst criminal of all time - kung fuhrer Hitler. Kung Fury is one of the worst/best films i have seen in a while, the acting is terrible, the plot is cheesy as hell and some of the special effects are horrible but the film has lots of nostalgia, 80's references and lots of great songs to hook up fans for a thrilling and over the top ride and let's hope that the 2nd one is as good or even better this time. (7/10)

Well this is just one opinion and a harsh critic at that, but perhaps I was missing something in this movie? I appreciate the creativity and that's about it. However, this movie was silly with no plot and the worst part was it wasn't very funny. I tell people to watch this movie as a joke, but I don't think my friends or I have ever actually made it through the entire movie. We cringe and maybe chuckle a few times, then turn it off.

A Miami cop trained in the art of Kung-Fu travels back in time to defeat the most powerful villain of all: Kung Fuhrer. Kung Fury is a movie so bad it is good. It has cheesy 80's references along with goofy fight scenes. Kung Fury, the main character himself, is the producer of the movie. Actors 8/10: All the actors fit into their roles, none of them ever seem out of it or hating their role. The actors are genuine and enjoy the movie and they look the part as well. Two characters in the movie are played by Swedish comedians with not much acting experience. Despite that they are genuine with their characters as German soldiers.Effects 6/10: The movie is very green screened but it is not obvious most of the time. One part of the movie that is noticeable is when Kung Fury jumps off his car. It is noticeable that it is green screened but at the same time the scene is meant to be funny. The 80's retro theme is very good though. The movie has an arcade feeling to it and it looks like a blast to the past. Another point in the movie that this cheesy 80's feel comes in is when Kung Fury travels back in time. He surfs on a keyboard through a Tron like portal.Plot 8/10: The plot hits exactly what it was trying to do: having a goofy 80's arcade movie. A Miami cop that goes back in time to fight Hitler. A funny and good movie overall that anybody can watch. Overall 8/10: The movie is a goofy and fun time that anyone can watch and enjoy. The actors are genuine and the overall effects are decent albeit sometimes noticeable. If you are looking for a movie to watch with friends that has references to old 80's TV shows this is a great choice for you. Plus, it has the Hoff 9000 Kung Fury's talking car.