Watching this movie is always sort of a bittersweet experience for me. I love seeing Jackie, Sammo and Biao together. The energy, the creativity, the rhythm, the timing, and the unparalleled group dynamic that these guys had was a once in a lifetime phenomenon, which is also the reason why I feel a little sting every time--because I know that we will never see anything like this again, and certainly not with these three masters of the craft joining forces.

While not a bad movie by any means, this is probably my least favorite of their three great "triple act" adventures. It is hard to beat the period piece grandeur of "Project A" and the sun, fun and entertainment value of "Wheels On Meals". However, this one takes the gold in the end fight discipline.

You wouldn't think that they could actually top the awesome "castle showdown" from "Wheels On Meals". But Jackie and Benny Urquidez somehow up the ante from their previous encounter, while Yuen Biao flips all over the place and kicks the ever-loving shit out of Billy Chow in one of the best fight finales of any movie ever made. This mass throwdown is so damn good that it brings tears to my eyes.

Individually, these three guys were more talented, charming and energetic than most everyone else in the history of action cinema worldwide. But when they got together, it was magic time. They were a true force of nature. And between them, they left a legacy of films that will never be outdone. My hat is off to "the three dragons".

As the film has an environmental issue based plot, this features some of the best fight scenes ever to be choreographed by the Jackie Chan Stunt Club and the Sammo Hung Stunt Team, like the end finale between Jackie and Benny "The Jet" Urquidez, the fight scene between Jackie and some knife swaying thugs trying to kill him on a yacht and the two scenes where Jackie, Sammo and Yuen go head-to-head against each other. The film also contains great performances by Chan, Hung and Yeung. But Yuen Biao steals the show with his role as the neurotic burglar (probably one of his best performances) shines off most of the comedy and his charisma (especially the scene when he visits the psychiatrist- a cameo by Cherie Chung). If you want a movie that is action packed, with bone tickling comedy and a dash of romance- THIS IS THE MOVIE FOR YOU!!!! And an absolute un-missable feature for any Hong Kong Cinema and Jackie fans alike. Simply great!