A Hora do Acerto

Título original: San ging chaat goo si

2004
R
2 h 3 min

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Dark Comedy Martial Arts Tragedy Action Crime Thriller

O Inspetor Wing (Jackie Chan) e sua equipe são alvos de um ataque arquitetado por Joe (Daniel Wu). Wing é o único sobrevivente e, sentindo-se culpado, se afunda no álcool.O Inspetor Wing (Jackie Chan) e sua equipe são alvos de um ataque arquitetado por Joe (Daniel Wu). Wing é o único sobrevivente e, sentindo-se culpado, se afunda no álcool.O Inspetor Wing (Jackie Chan) e sua equipe são alvos de um ataque arquitetado por Joe (Daniel Wu). Wing é o único sobrevivente e, sentindo-se culpado, se afunda no álcool.

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6,9/10

30 mil

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Prêmios
- 7 vitórias e 22 indicações no total

Curiosidades
Jackie Chan filmed an explosion scene. When the fiery police car came sliding dangerously close, the crew jumped out of the way and tried to pull Jackie out of harm's way. But Jackie yelled, "No! Don't run!" and continued filming what turned out to be a spectacular piece of action.

Erros de gravação
When Sam is shot at the X Games event, as he falls back in slow motion, you can clearly see the squib vest the actor is wearing under his costume.

Citações
[Chan has just knocked a goon out cold]
Zheng Xiaofeng: [Stops fighting and looks at Chan's handiwork] Oh! That's my man!
[Is subsequently punched in the mouth]

Versões alternativas
The American DVD version removes a small part of the epilogue where Zheng Xiaofeng as a child is brought back by Inspector Chan to the HK-Mainland border. It ends just after Chan says to Zheng that life can be unfair but he must grow up to be good man (and the concluding repeated voice-over of Zheng introducing himself is moved to the end of this scene).

Conexões
Featured in Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Movie (2011)

Trilhas sonoras
September Storm
Sung by Jackie Chan

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8/10

The return of good Jackie Chan movies

In comparison with his American efforts, any of his Chinese based movies easily outshines any of his newer US productions, and this particular one is no exception. Though Jackie Chan is getting older, it still doesn't stop him from making good (or bad) movies. It certainly doesn't stop a lot of US actors. If I can move like Jackie Chan does when I get to his age, i'd be glad. (Especially since I cant even do some of those moves now) The movie moves at a steady pace, with some parts that are a bit over-reaching and over-emotional, but has some really spectacular stunts and action. I am posting this review primarily as a counterpoint to the previous users comment. I don't understand why someone who doesn't like ANY of Jackie Chan's movies would write a (biased) review. I don't write reviews on movies I hate, and I don't go to movies featuring an actor/acress I don't enjoy, so I have to wonder why he did so.