Chihuo Quan Wang

So colorful -- Speed Racer-like --, out-loud and vividly sentimental, funny and over the top that it's kind of impossible to ignore the cinematic feast To puts together here. Plot is pretty by the numbers, but deliciously convoluted as hell, as we follow singer and MMA fighter through the hideous, orgiastic, hellish world of 'reality' TV in bloody combats and nearly as violent music contests. The fact that To finds a way to satirize these both spectacles in such weird fashion is a bliss.