A detective from Hong Kong teams up with an American gambler to battle against a notorious Chinese criminal.A detective from Hong Kong teams up with an American gambler to battle against a notorious Chinese criminal.A detective from Hong Kong teams up with an American gambler to battle against a notorious Chinese criminal.
Eve Torres
- Dasha
- (as Eve Gracie)
Yeon Jeong-hun
- Willie
- (as Junghoon Youn)
Wei Na
- Officer Wu
- (as Na Wei)
Michael Gor
- Dima
- (as Mikhail Gorevoy)
Sara Maria Forsberg
- Natalya
- (as Sara Forsberg)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaSeann William Scott was set to star as Connor Watts but dropped out. Johnny Knoxville replaced him.
- GoofsWhen Samantha tries to evade capture, she used a taser to temporarily incapacitate three persons by using it on the pool of water. Not only is the charge on taser not strong enough to pass through a large surface of water to achieve that effect, the method would not work at all as all three of them are wearing thick leather shoes.
- Quotes
Bennie Chan: [Outtake: horse defecates during scene] Why are you shitting in front of Johnny?
- Crazy creditsFilm bloopers screen side by side with the credits. (no subtitles)
- ConnectionsReferenced in Posse: Episode #1.2 (2014)
Featured review
Okay bear with me on this one, this is one of those films that I enjoyed yet I fully understand an argument against me doing so.
You see Netflix decided to make another buddy duo with Jackie Chan, he's done great work with Chris Tucker, Owen Wilson and even Lee Evans before so it made sense. There is just something about him that screams buddy movie, so here they pair him with Johnny Knoxville which has been met with a very mixed reception. Do they have chemistry? I personally thought so.
It tells a rather generic action movie story (As they tend to do) with lashings of comedy to keep it interesting and in my view both of these leads excel in that department. They both have great natural comedic timing despite not really coming from that background, Chan from martial arts and Knoxville from.......stunts?
An old school buddy movie with over the top sequences, the odd couple dynamic and Chan's trademark comedy stunts/fight scenes I was enthralled but the films flaws are overwhelming.
Many jokes miss their mark, some moments seem awkward, the fights are considerably tamer than we're used to (Chan's age no doubt a factor), and the whole thing has a really PG vibe to it. Truth be told the movie has a lot more flaws than I'm letting on but it's qualities outweigh them and I found it an enjoyable, fun, throwback movie.
I understand the criticism, but I really enjoyed it and would love a sequel.
The Good:
Leads do a great job
Eve Torres is ageing like a fine wine
Some funny moments
Awesome buddy movie dynamic
The Bad:
Littered with flaws in pretty much every area of the film
PG cuteness hurts the film
You see Netflix decided to make another buddy duo with Jackie Chan, he's done great work with Chris Tucker, Owen Wilson and even Lee Evans before so it made sense. There is just something about him that screams buddy movie, so here they pair him with Johnny Knoxville which has been met with a very mixed reception. Do they have chemistry? I personally thought so.
It tells a rather generic action movie story (As they tend to do) with lashings of comedy to keep it interesting and in my view both of these leads excel in that department. They both have great natural comedic timing despite not really coming from that background, Chan from martial arts and Knoxville from.......stunts?
An old school buddy movie with over the top sequences, the odd couple dynamic and Chan's trademark comedy stunts/fight scenes I was enthralled but the films flaws are overwhelming.
Many jokes miss their mark, some moments seem awkward, the fights are considerably tamer than we're used to (Chan's age no doubt a factor), and the whole thing has a really PG vibe to it. Truth be told the movie has a lot more flaws than I'm letting on but it's qualities outweigh them and I found it an enjoyable, fun, throwback movie.
I understand the criticism, but I really enjoyed it and would love a sequel.
The Good:
Leads do a great job
Eve Torres is ageing like a fine wine
Some funny moments
Awesome buddy movie dynamic
The Bad:
Littered with flaws in pretty much every area of the film
PG cuteness hurts the film
- Platypuschow
- Jan 10, 2019
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- Countries of origin
- Official sites
- Languages
- Also known as
- Tâu Thoát Ngoan Muc
- Filming locations
- Mongolia(Exterior)
- Production companies
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Box office
- Budget
- $32,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $136,579,287
- Runtime1 hour 47 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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