Chinese Zodiac (2012)

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- 7 vittorie e 13 candidature totali

Interpreti principali99+

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Jackie Chan

Asian Hawk

Shu Qi

David's Wife

Xingtong Yao

Coco

Kwon Sang-woo

Simon
(as Kwone Sang Woo)

Oliver Platt

Lawrence Morgan

Daniel Wu

Hospital Doctor

Fahim Fazli

Abdul

Alaa Safi

Vulture

Wen Jiang

Narrator
(voce)

Caitlin Dechelle

Katie

Max Huang

Michael's Bodyguard

Lo Wai-Kwong

Pirate Chief
(as Kenneth Low)

Stephen Chang

Asian

Andreas Nguyen

Factory Guard

Chen Bolin

Wu Qing
(as Bo-lin Chen)

David Torok

Michael's Bodyguard

Peng Lin

Reporter
(as Lin Peng)

Yuri Khlystov

Russian mercenary

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Quiz
Jackie Chan set a Guinness World Record in this movie for "Most Credits in One Movie". Chan carried out fifteen of the major creative moviemaking roles for this movie, including Director, Producer, Actor, Fight Choreographer, and Composer, breaking the previous record of eleven credits held by Robert Rodriguez.

Blooper
After Jackie has obtained the Bronze Dragon mid free fall, he proceeds to place it in a silver bag. The following shot then shows the Bronze Dragon and the black netting bag in the possession of Vulture (Alaa Safi).

Citazioni
Lawrence Morgan: It's one million euros each, and if he gets us the dragon as well, I'll add another zero.

Versioni alternative
The International Version featuring an English dub is shortened to 1h 49 min, has several streamlining and reshuffling of scenes, lacks the "lost in translation" part for obvious reasons as well as features an entirely different end credit with Jackie Chan outtakes from previous movies.

Connessioni
Follows Lung hing foo dai (1986)

Colonne sonore
Shi Er Sheng Xiao (12 Zodiacs)
Music and Lyrics by Leehom Wang
Performed by Leehom Wang
[Theme song]

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7/10

Indiana Chan? Or something like that...

For a Jackie Chan movie, then he really went all out this time, putting on an adventure unlike anything he has done before. That being said, I am not saying that his previous work has been less than this movie, it is just that this movie takes Jackie Chan's breathtaking stunts and combines it with an adventure much in the likes of "Indiana Jones", and it actually works out for a nice combination, and a nice change of scenery for Jackie Chan.

As with all Jackie Chan movies, there is a hefty amount of action, martial arts, jaw-dropping stunts and comedy in this movie. And yes, it delivers on all these accounts. And he proves that despite being up in age, then he still is the undisputed master of stunts and this particular style of movies.

There is nothing much to say about this movie actually, as it is fairly what you'd expect from a Jackie Chan movie, and any fans of him will not be disappointed while watching this movie.

Jackie Chan does it again and even gives Indiana Jones a run for his money this time.

I was really surprised when I saw Shu Qi and Daniel Wu make a short cameo appearance at the end of the movie. That really was a nice touch to the movie.