Shangai Kid en Londres

Título original: Shanghai Knights

2003
B
1h 54min

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Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson in Shangai Kid en Londres (2003)

Buddy Comedy Martial Arts Action Adventure Comedy

Cuando un rebelde chino asesina al padre distanciado de Chon y escapa a Inglaterra, Chon y Roy se dirigen a Londres buscando venganza.Cuando un rebelde chino asesina al padre distanciado de Chon y escapa a Inglaterra, Chon y Roy se dirigen a Londres buscando venganza.Cuando un rebelde chino asesina al padre distanciado de Chon y escapa a Inglaterra, Chon y Roy se dirigen a Londres buscando venganza.

Dirección
- David Dobkin
Guionistas
- Alfred Gough
- Miles Millar
Elenco

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Dirección
- David Dobkin
Guionistas
- Alfred Gough
- Miles Millar
Elenco

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Trivia
There are several references to Sherlock Holmes in this movie. One of them is that the "bad guy" is named Lord Rathbone. Basil Rathbone was one of the first actors to play Sherlock Holmes in a movie.

Errores
The first commercially available automobile did not appear until 1888, and it looked very different from the cars seen in the movie. The particular Renault automobile owned by Rathbone was made around 1914.

Citas
Prostitute: [trying to woo Roy] I'll give you a discount.
Roy: That's the most romantic thing a woman has ever said to me.

Créditos curiosos
Outtakes from the movie run during the ending credits.

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Bandas sonoras
Gangway Charlie
Written by Leroy Shield
Performed by the Beau Hunks
Licensed Courtesy of Basta Music, Holland

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7/10

Fish Out of Water Across the Big Pond

Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson get together again in "Shanghai Knights," the sequel to "Shanghai Noon." It's difficult to say which I like better, although the two seem a little more at home in "Noon." "Knights" is a movie not to be taken seriously. The soundtrack attests to that, being mostly British invasion rock from the 1960's. And there is a lot of historical fudging, not the least of which is Owen Wilson's dialogue and attitude. He just seems so miscast as a cowboy. What keeps this movie from going wrong is Jackie Chan's amazing moves. Here he shows where he shines as an action-comedy star. And the martial arts styles of Fann Wong and Donnie Yen are no slouch either! So, never mind the anachronisms, just prepare to admire Jackie Chan.