The movie begins in Japan with Jackie and Biao following a known crook. They end up in a amusement park, have a brief fight with the bad guys and Biao is kidnapped. Jackie realises he needs help and has Sammo released to help him. Crooks are better at fighting and capturing other crooks? So Sammo and his gang of bungling buddies are released to a female cop, Sibelle Hu. Sibelle Hu must have been desperate to sign on this insulting role. Sammo and his buddies are constantly trying to think of ways to get laid, or at least cop a feel. This goes on and on seemingly forever. The very few Japanese words that are used are insulting translated incorrectly. If not for that and the group gropes I would have given this movie a higher rating.

The editing is also awful. For goodness sakes, the movie starts in mid-scene. Scenes drag on in the most painful manner. Based on the cover photo, even one of the main costume characters (the blond with antennae on the right) got completely edited out of the film.

Of the billed stars, Yuen Biao's role is essentially a cameo, and Jackie Chan is a bit player whose character is forced into the movie about half-way through. Don't let the marketing efforts fool you: Jackie, Yuen, and Sammo are the only credited stars on the DVD case and Jackie's face appears alone on the spine of the DVD. This is completely misleading. The ensemble cast occupying the majority of the movie pushes off some bad 5th grade humor and are minimally funny in the subtitled version (who knows if they are funny at all otherwise). If you want a good movie with Jackie, Yuen, and Sammo go get Dragon(s) Forever (uncut if possible) or Wheels on Meals instead.