Shanghai Noon

Jackie Chan is back in this hilarious western where, Imperial Guard Chon Wang (Chan) comes to America to rescue the beautiful Princess Pei Pei when hilarity ensues. This has got to be one of the funniest of Jackie's films. This film... Full review

This movie was funny, especially when the two men are in the tub. You should see the way Roy talks to himself. He thinks he is invincible. EVERYONE LIKES IT SO WATCH IT AND GIVE US YOUR POINT OF VIEW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!... Full review

This is such a good film. It has some funny moments, cool action and a wonderful setting. Jackie Chan and Luke Wilson are funny together.... Full review

As with most Chan movies the story is there just to be there to have an excuse for tons of action. The action scenes are amazing as always and Owen Wilson is funny throughout the film. If you like Chan action... Full review

Owen Wilson is the funniest actor I have ever seen. He is so witty and can make anybody laugh. If you don't like Owen Wilson then you're probably not a true American. Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson offset each other which... Full review

this movie is a must. I took my daughter on a date to see this, she is 12, and was not the least bit disappointed. Being a dad with two daughters I have been exposed to PLEANTY of 'girly' movies. This... Full review

this was a fun movie to sit through the story was a fun creative one. the acting is always fun when you put jackie chan with a comedian. the direction sucked. the fighting parts were pretty cool... Full review

This is one of my favouite movies, great people, great story line, crazy, funny. Jackie chan is usually great in all his movies, he's funny, and overall it's a fun, crazy, cowboy movie that has a great ending ;)... Full review

This movie was incredible halarious, both chan and owens make a great combination for laughs. The story line is funny, and the acting is good as well. I mean, how could a china man not be funny, in the middle of... Full review

Shanghai Noon is a clever hybrid of indians and cowboys. With the cast of Owen Wilson and Jackie Chan the film was a pleaser.... Full review

While he depends on action to do most of the talking in his movies, he doesn't have this luxury when doing an interview, but does his best with his limited English skills. In Shanghai Noon, the Wild West meets the Far East when acrobatic Chinese Imperial Guard Chon Wang (Chan) comes to America to rescue beautiful Princess Pei Pei (Lucy Liu) and he's forced to team up with a partner he doesn't trust (Owen Wilson) and face the meanest gunslingers in town. ... Full Review

Impressive production design - especially fine work on the interiors of the bars and saloons - and a great big score to match the action, make this a satisfying and often exciting film. From the film's opening shot behind closed doors in the Forbidden City, to the final shot of two cowboys riding off into the sunset, Shanghai Noon offers escapist entertainment in an accomplished package of widescreen panoramas, close up characterisations and wide shot action scenes, held together by a clear story and a sol ... Full Review

This is a good action movie. A really entertaining action/comedy! Owen Wilson and Jackie Chan make a great team. ... Full Review

This movie is not about plot (which is a shame because there might have been a good story to tell here), it's about fun Martial Arts action. The messy, convoluted plot has to do with a kidnapped princess (Lucy Liu) that Chan is determined to save from a really bad baddie who in running some sort of Chinese slavery ring. ... Full Review

particularly the outstanding Drunken Master 2 and Shanghai Noon , his best since coming to Hollywood It has nothing on Jackie's finest films Overall The Accidental Spy is a lackluster film for its lame, confusing plot. ... Full Review

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