Shanghai Knights (2003)
Facts
| Directed by | David Dobkin |
| Cast | Tom Fisher, Gemma Jones, Jackie Chan, Aidan Gillen, Owen Wilson and Donnie Yen |
| Theatrical Release | November 30, 2002 |
| DVD Release | July 15, 2003 |
| Running Time | 114 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested) |
| UPC Code | 786936214932 |
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User Reviews
Average user review:| For some reason I'd forgotten seeing this movie... But it all came back eventually! Good stuff! |
In all it's a comedy / martial arts piece with Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson. It's a worthy sequel to the original. Plenty more action, comedy and loose women, so-to-speak. The pillow fight seemed completely extraneous, and yet quite amusing. Though, it was apparently the most dangerous scene in the movie on account of the feathers being inhaled and not wanting to come out... Weird!
The picture quality's great. The sound track is good. Actually the soundtrack is kind of weird, and yet rather amusing at several point if only for the choice of songs...
Yup, I'm still a Jackie Chan fan after this movie. In fact, the Shanghai Noon / Shanghai Knights and Rush Hour series are some of his better movies. The Myth and The Forbidden Kingdom are damn good too. August 22, 2008
| A bowl of Fun |
But whereas the Rush Hour franchise has run on for too long, the tale of the two accidental western heroes is (as of yet) unspoiled. "Shanghai Knights" is funny, well produced, well acted, well actionpacked, generally well made, and, in my opinion, better than its predecessor "Shanghai Noon".
The jokes work, the action works, the plot works. In short: it works.
Highly recommendable. April 10, 2008
| It's not as funny as Shanghai Noon |
If you like Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson you still want to watch this. March 7, 2008
| Chan & Wilson |
| one of Jackie's best |
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