Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, Biao Yuen
A fitfully amazing, frequently disheartening hodgepodge of action, farce, and romance, slapped together as a costarring vehicle for three of Hong Kong's major movie stars: Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung (who...( read more
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DVD Release Date: June 13, 2000
Stats: 193 reviews
Typical Jackie Chan flick - but had some VERY good fight scenes - expecially the last fight scene - the action was so fast they had to slow down the camera shot!
The last film to feature the "Three Brothers" together and it is a classic of Hong Kong cinema. It just looks and feels right, a must see for any Jackie Chan fan.
The farcical comedy is pretty good here, but it's the final fight scene that makes it one of my favorite Chan movies.
One of Jackie's best, for sure. I like that Sammo and Yuen had a lot of screen time, as well. Not as many fights scenes as I would have hoped, though.
The final three brothers film with Jackie, Sammo, and Yuen Biao. Probably the weakest of the three, but still very entertaining. Features the rematch between Benny Urquidez and Jackie Chan.
The martial arts in this are amazing. The story is pretty pointless and difficult to follow. It mixes love story with hardcore martial arts. It wouldn't surprise me if more than half the stunt crew ended up with stitches or casts. The contact blows and the body reactions are to...( read more)
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