Christy Greene

Tamia 2022-02-08 08:01:30

       The movie in 2000 is already in the 21st century. The Americans' impression of China is still extremely ignorant and backward, and they still have the image of long braids. The so-called Chinese big coffee like Jackie Chan and ABC like Liu Yuling still spare no effort to help...

Junius 2022-02-08 08:01:30

LoFong, the former head of the Imperial Forest Army, was ambitious and wanted to become an international opium lorry. He designed to kidnap the smart and beautiful princess Pepe (Liu Yuling) and take it to the desolate western United States. The Chinese court has only two options: declare war or...

Jason 2022-02-08 08:01:30

I'm sure I have seen it! ! ! The picture of Owen Wilson's head in the dirt. I remember it very clearly! !

Immanuel 2022-03-27 09:01:05

This film and "Rush Hour 2" were launched at the same time, but ignored the unique advantages of "Rush Hour 2" (the deep-rooted image of Jackie Chan's police drama and the ability to sell in the black market), but blindly satisfied Jackie Chan's personal western complex. Although kung fu comedy can be blended into the genre of western films, and Jackie Chan is more dominant than ever, the film follows the postmodern route of hippie smiles, coupled with the limitations of Hollywood's political correctness, it is destined to be a great film. A mediocre work that is nonsense and unreasonable, and even the action scenes that Jackie Chan is good at have become nothing new.