Sammo Hung plays Ah Lung, a hapless pig farmer who is sent to Hong Kong to help out his uncle. Lung is obsessed with Bruce Lee, adopting Lee's haircut and style of dress, as well as his kung fu skills. Once arriving in the big city, it's only a matter of time before he finds trouble. Of course, he does everything with a good heart, but that doesn't mean that he's any less of a bungler.

The main reason that anyone interested in Bruce Lee would be interested in this film is Sammo Hung. I've always found it amazing that anyone as portly as Hung (who studied at the Peking Opera with Jackie Chan and Yuen Biao) can move that quickly and smoothly. At times, his acrobatics rival those of his former classmates. In addition to his speed and agility, he as all of Bruce's mannerisms down to a T; the little gestures, the quick little steps, the high-pitched yelps, even the tasting his own blood.

The movie cops scenes from various Bruce Lee films throughout its length. The best is the opening scene, which is taken directly from the opening of "Enter The Dragon". Lung enters Hong Kong riding in the prow of a boat, which he soon sinks in the course of one of his Bruce Lee fantasies. The final scene also contains references to "Enter The Dragon" (complete with a Black Belt Jones lookalike of sorts), as well as "The Big Boss".

I didn't go into great detail about the plot, but for good reason. It's just not all that interesting. Suffice to say, a lot of hijinks go on; mistaken identities, Lung's bungling, etc. If you're not a fan of the sort of humor that seemed to pervade Jackie Chan's early 80s movies (think "Wheels On Meals"), you'll probably grow very tired of this film very quickly. But if you're a rabid Bruce fan, you might get a kick out of watching Hung parody and pay homage to your hero...

Sammo's impersonation of Bruce Lee is the best ever shot on film, way better than the Bruce-alikes. This is the film to see a real Bruce-alike, and that man is Sammo!!! Sammo takes stuff from some of Bruce's films like Return of the Dragon and Fist of Fury to dispatch his opponents. It's all thanks to Sammo himself, who choreographed the fights with help from Feng Ko-An, who was an original member of the Jackie Chan stuntman team. Look for Yuen Biao, Chung Fat, and Mang Hoi in the restuarant fight scene. The funniest thing to see in this film is without a doubt Lee Hai Sheng, as he plays not a Chinese person, but an African-American!!!! Talk about Ted Danson!!! Anyway, you have to see this film as it is one of Sammo's best.