A ji hua xu ji
Director:
Jackie ChanCámara:
Yiu-Tsou CheungMúsica:
Siu-Tin LaiReparto:
Jackie Chan, John Cheung, Benny Lai, Maggie Cheung, Rosamund Kwan, Carina Lau, Bill Tung, Jiajin He, Michael Wai-Man Chan, Mei-Sheng Fan, David Wai Lam, Ken Lo (más)Sinopsis(1)
Tras limpiar de piratas el Mar de China, el intrépido Dragon Ma (Jackie Chan) es asignado al departamento de policía de Hong Kong para desarticular una complicada trama de intrigas políticas y corrupción. El principal objetivo de esta misión es desenmascarar al Inspector Chun, que se ha ganado una reputación legendaria dentro del cuerpo de policía a base de fraudes y estafas. Durante la investigación, Dragon Ma se ve atrapado en el conflicto instigado por el propio Chu entre un grupo de patriotas chinos y el Gobierno Manchu. Dragon Ma y los suyos tendrán que hacer frente a policías corruptos, revolucionarios sanguinarios, letales asesinos del gobierno y piratas en busca de venganza en una trepidante aventura repleta de acción, humor y artes marciales. (Selecta Visión)
(más)Reseñas (2)
Part two no longer features Sammo Hung, but paradoxically it’s a little better. You see, it has textbook tempo and it’s a real “Chan" brand ingenious stunt revue. Yes, and you’ve definitely seen something like this before in his other movies, but there it is more like icing on the cake, but here he really piles on the action.
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Neither the second sequel really impressed me, but I have to say that I was quite entertained at times. When you watch Jackie Chan, his acting is simply contagious and he can pull you in. He is incredibly dynamic, flying around like a ball, he's excellent. However, even this time, the setting didn't really amaze me and I just couldn't fully enjoy the movie.
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