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Monroe 2022-02-08 08:01:30

The Chinese princess in the eyes of the Americans turned out to be Liu Yuling! I'm not saying that Liu Yuling is not good. Liu Yuling is very powerful as a Chinese born in Queens, New York and immersed in American culture. Killing the assassin in Bill, the dean of detachment in the middle...

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...

Colten 2022-03-26 09:01:04

The combination of Chinese kung fu films and American westerns should be what American filmmakers want to see most from a commercial point of view. Hollywood's Jackie Chan doesn't have the taste of Hong Kong anymore, but it's okay to look at it. I watched it in the VCD era and remembered Owen Wilson's big nose. After watching the movie, Quentin decided to invite Lucy Liu to star in "Kill Bill". I just haven't figured out why the film is called "Shanghai Noon"

Schuyler 2022-04-21 09:01:49

In fact, it's not bad. The script and story are quite standard. If you reduce the laughter of Western audiences, or make it into a pure Western movie, it will be more worth watching than it is now. Of course, this does not mean that the combination of Chinese and Western styles is a complete failure in this film. Many scenes are still very interesting, especially Jackie Chan's use of antlers and horseshoes.