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| The firehose fight. Keep this thought in mind should you decide to purchase this crap nugget. This movie is just weak. The acting and dialog in this flick are horrid and as many others have stated the x-ray scenes were more than unnecessary. But what about the fight scenes? Balls. Everytime they start to get going and pick up some momentum they just bottom out culminating with some ridiculous, physics- defying line work or previously noted x-ray sequences. Russell Wong was actually one of the best things about this flick but even he wasn't utilized to his full potential. That cat needs more work. The redeeming trait of this sad little crap burger is, as I previously mentioned, a fight scene in which Jet Li takes on a bunch of guys while he is wielding a firehose using a Wushu rope dart style. I don't want to say that this scene makes the whole crappy flick worth it but kinda'. If you are a Jet Li completist then you will have to get this movie for this scene alone. I did. It honestly pains me any time that I have to give a Jet film under 3 stars but it happens (rarely). Half a star for Russell Wong, half a star for Aaliyah being drop dead gorgeous and one full star for the firehose fight scene. Thanks for reading and stay into trouble. |
| | AGREE? | READER COMMENTS | AUTHOR | | Y | I agree. This movie is waaay too tame to be worthwhile. This one is even eschewed by completists. | MS10197 | | Y | Yeah, this is truly bad! And I love when movies are supposed to be set in L.A. or New York, and you can see the beautiful Canadian mountain ranges of Vancouver in the background. Rumblein the Bronx, im' looking at you too! | JAY LEE |
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 |  |  |  |  Great Jet Li first American film, need a bit more fights. Jet should not forget what made him famous, so he should stick to what he does best: fight, action please! | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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