Admittedly different but not very exciting Jackie Chan entry, with the always-affable Chan finding himself with lots of unoffending martial arts action in an attempt to stop the theft of valuable ancient artifacts.
Chang Chung, Hong-Yip Cheng, Jackie Chan, Paul Chang, Wai-Man Chan
Dragon (martial arts legend Jackie Chan, who also directs the film) and his buddy Cowboy get hopelessly mired in a scheme to steal some valuable Chinese antiques. Of course, along the way there are pl...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 11, 2004
Stats: 59 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (59)
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August 21, 2009
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January 13, 2009
Film sympatique de Jackie Chan, sans grand interet à part pour le plaisir et la détente. Déconseillé pour les personnes détestants les mauvais doublages en VF.
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December 24, 2008
This movie is a perfect example of what would become symptomatic of every film Chan has made since 1982 while possessing control over the director's chair- overblown, drawn out, over budget, and sometimes uneven. Sure, Project A would redeem this a year later, but Dragon Lord is ...( read more)
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October 29, 2008
MEDIOCRE CHAN FILM, MORE COMEDY THAN ANYTHING. BUT A HALF DECENT FIGHT SCENE AT THE END. LOVE COWBOY HE'S AWESOME IN THIS ONE.
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May 29, 2008
Proves that Jackie can do many types of films; in this case: a buddy movie. The dynamic with his buddy makes for a funny and entertaining experience, with a good story (for the genre) and a fantastic end fight scene done well.
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February 16, 2008
cool chan movie, happy to jump arbitrarily at times, between comedy and 'drama' like most of his films. version i watched had ridiculous dubbing whihc adds to the fun. dont know what people have got against dubs, adds to the hilarity imo. not a bad end fight. "you swine!!..."
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