Tag: Jackie Chan

Skip… Just Skip The undercurrent of Skiptrace holds a farewell tone. A police chief looks at Jackie Chan and states, “Time to think about retirement.” Later, to co-star Johnny …

Po-faced Kung Fu Panda 3’s important lesson buries itself under 80 or so minutes of frantic action. Po (Jack Black) learns the value of failure and how it makes …

Jackie Chan can’t fight against pitiful performances Jackie Chan highlights this Chinese historical drama which is rapidly sabotaged by American co-stars Adrien Brody and John Cusack. They’re insufferable. Not …

More Like Rumble in Post-Apocalyptic New York New York to Rumble in the Bronx is a surreal wasteland where graffiti soaks into every surface, biker groups smash car windows …

Jackie Chan Tag Teams with a Shark and Brawls with a Ladder Jackie Chan’s weaponization in First Strike extends to sharks, stilts, and snowboards. Chan even concocted the idea …

Jackie Chan’s Police Story series moves into the thriller genre Jackie Chan returns to a series which made him famous, if without the stunts that made IT famous. Age …

Knights is bound and determined to entertain, and in the end, plays it ridiculously safe.

Chan flips kicks the piece to success, towering over the hackneyed familiarity of the cliche-riddled script with wildly kooky fight scenes.

Aficionados of Chan's earlier works may find Dragon Lord more tolerable than those brought up on the likes of Rush Hour

Protector loves America, or at least raw American cinema.

Despite a tonal shift away from antics, Crime Story's remarkable action is no less a signature.

Twin Dragons more intent on pushing forward with gags and comedic blunders than rapid-fire fisticuffs.