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When a Chinese rebel murders Chon's estranged father and escapes to England, Chon and Roy make their way to London with revenge on their minds. Chon's sister, Lin, has the same idea, and uncovers a wo...( read more 
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Recent Reviews
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MCT:May 10, 2008
not enough donnie yen and jackie fighting, there's an extended fight that was on youtube and it always made me wonder why they didn't just leave that in the movie and take out a minute or 2 of bad jokes
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MCT:May 5, 2008Entertaining but too American market-minded. And Owen Wilson using modern slang doesn't help the realism. But Donnie Yen is in it and he always kicks ass. He saves it from being a waste of 90 minutes.
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MCT:April 27, 2008
Fairly entertaining because of Jackie Chan, but all of these Rush Hours and Shanghai whatevers are just the same.
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MCT:April 24, 2008Like any good Jaqckie Chan flick, it's a hilarious romp full of Chan's signature comedic marital arts. Sure, there's a (rather cliched) plot here, and some decent comedic exchanges between Chan and Wilson, but it's the physical comedy I watch these movies for, and in that respect, it delivers.
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MCT:April 16, 2008Well it was so so. Once you see it you'll forget about it. The fight scenes were ok it wasn't the best.
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Wiccanmagicianposted 98 days ago -
"Shanghai Knights" is great when 1887, the movie's time setting, just got a bit funny as comedy mixes with the action and martial arts. Chon Wang (Jackie Chan) and Roy O'Bannon (Owen Wilson) finish the story of "Shanghai Noon" just to return for this sequel. They travel from the Wild West to London, the center of the British Empire, where they fight a villain plotting to take over the British Crown. (Yeah, I guess that's what's in the movie's summary. I hope I'm right about this.) Meanwhile, both Chon and Roy meet the young Charlie Chaplin. Yes, that's right; Chon and Roy meet Charlie Chaplin. The movie is set in 1887; Chaplin wasn't born until 1889. This anachronism is easy for me to remember as Chaplin should've been out of the picture for someone else instead, but what the hey.... I like "Shanghai Knights"!
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