Hong Kong Film Award |
| Best Action Choreography |
Funny! This is a very classic kind of kung-fu comedy.
Jackie chan and his partner are two Hong Kong cops chasing bank robbers through an amusement park in Japan. Jackie's partner disappears.
Even for a Sammo movie, this was terrible.. I wonder who wrote his scripts, because they are all so simplistic and boring.
There is no mistake that I heard a slightly altered instrumental of Blondie's "Call Me." That wasn't germane to the plot but I just want Hong Kong to know that I know.
This movie was made in the same year as "Police story" which for me (and not only me) is Jackie Chan's best movie . I guess that he was working so hard on the set of that movie that he didn't put much heart in this one.
This film is another under the radar gem from both my favorite Martial arts stars Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung. It's not quite a favorite of my nor do I feel it's one of their best in my book but still it was a fun entry all the same.
First of all this is supposed to mainly be a comedy but I personally didn't find it that funny as I found the gags were quite cheap shallow. The characters themselves were just about humorous enough to keep the film bearable during the middle parts, as almost absolutely nothing happens.
This is the first sequel to "Winners and Sinners" and returns to the screen Sammo Hung, Richard Ng, Stanley Fung and Charlie Chin. Eric Tsang joins the cast and replaces John Sham.
This is a second film from Lucky Stars series (the first one was Winners and Sinners). It has some funny scenes and some well choreographed martial art scenes and that makes this film highly entertaining.
