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Esse filme é muito bom, explosivo e muito divertido!😍💖😂🤣💥💣

I thought this was hilarious and I had a blast watching it. It's due for a rewatch soon.

Did I just watch 'Midnight Run'? No, pretty sure I didn't...

shot and feels like a 90's movie or early 2000's movie

The fight scenes are entertaining slapstick and martial arts, the goofy and silly fun that we've come to love from Chan's movies, but everything else between these scenes is poor. The plot and characters are weak, the acting is nothing special and the series of hijinks they get caught up in become more and more silly and disjointed and irrelevant as the film progresses. There is some interesting bits on modern Mongolian culture and other eastern traditions as well as some stunning scenery, but the combination of eastern and western styles doesn't last and the ending was terribly cheesy.

This movie made my eyes bleed

A film with a classic and interesting story idea. However, the intense use of clichés makes the film very easy to get the characters' acts out. From a technical point of view, the film lacks low quality special effects. So it's a movie you can watch and enjoy.

Funny movie if you like his type of comedy which we do.

Despite the poor rating, I thought this was an enjoyable movie with a good combination of action and comedy between Jackie Chan & Johnny Knoxville

I'd have to be a rotten tomato myself to just turn a nose at this. I'm writing this as I'm watching it on YouTube and I'm sincerely enjoying it very much! Besides some hilarious moments, I like that this movie showed Chinese traditions and gorgeous countryside of China which is rare in a western-released movie. Overall, it's much appreciated and since it's got scenery, adventure and laughs, I'm all for it. As for a critique; I would say that the editing is awkward sometimes, certain predicaments are resolved without explanation or it feels some scenes were thrown in there for the sake of having a laugh. The main story also is more like a subplot to the gags. ———- However more on the good points; Jackie playing the more serious and frustrated comedian is something I haven't seen him do as often and he isn't the foreigner this time, which is cool. Johnny is his usual weasely goofball self (which I love) and lived up to what I would expect. I find the collaboration of the two famed stunt actors very interesting and I don't think I would have imagined them together and yet it works. There isn't as much martial arts but, I don't mind it so much as long as there is plenty of great scenes and there were indeed. Funny moments out of context: 1) Bennie (Jackie) holding the matryoshka doll and lady punching it…. 2) Connor (Johnny) points and says "Are those what we are trying to make?"