Skiptrace

PG-13

9/2/20161h 47m

Theatrical Release (US)

~ Ready. Set. Panic. ~

Overview:

A detective from Hong Kong teams up with an American gambler to battle against a notorious Chinese criminal.

Director:

Renny Harlin

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$32,000,000.00

Revenue:

$58,500,000.00

Key words:

detective
hong kong
chinese
american
criminal
gambler

Cast

Jackie Chan

~ as ~

Bennie Chan

Johnny Knoxville

~ as ~

Connor Watts

Fan Bingbing

~ as ~

Samatha Bai

Eric Tsang Chi-Wai

~ as ~

Yung

Eve Torres

~ as ~

Dasha

Winston Chao

~ as ~

Victor Wong

Yeon Jeong-hun

~ as ~

Willie

Shi Shi

~ as ~

Leslie

Michael Wong

~ as ~

Capt. Tang

Dylan Kuo

~ as ~

Esmon

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Reviews (1)

Reno
Written 9 year(s) ago
4
A con and a cop team up against a notorious crime gang.

This has been done in Hollywood a decade ago, which is now considered as outdated, but Hong Kong and Chinese are doing it now. What I meant was Jackie Chan teaming up with an American star. Though all those films are almost same, like running and chasing and stunts with the comedic sense. Yep, totally boring, nothing new it it, except different locations and the cast. The Russians addition was new, but in the end it became a joke. That's funny to say, because it is a comedy film.

If you are familiar with Jackie Chan's Hollywood films, then you already know the 90 per cent of this film and for the rest, you have to watch it. A cop from Hong Kong seeking a revenge for his partner's death, so now he has to find and rescue the American con man who stuck with the Russias gangster for the evidence he needed to put the criminal gang boss behind the bar. The adventurous journey they take across the Mongolia is what the film is based on.

This film is specially made for the yuan market, so don't bother if you don't carry yuan in your wallet. Maybe Renny Harlin's worst film I've ever seen. Jackie Chan is the only reason to watch it, but surely you have seen better films of his than this. Johnny Knoxville was just okay and the rest of the cast does not look good. Rewatching 'Shanghai Noon' and 'Rush Hours' films is better than this, so I'm not in favour of it.

4/10