Cheesy fans of Jackie Chan movies would like this one, because he and Owen Wilson really win the battles and fights cheesily. It's like those Van Damme movies, but with comedy added to it. The story was honestly not that bad, but some American fans might not like this genre of story; and the same goes to eastern fans of Jackie, simply because of the conflicts and arguments and conversations etc. that happen. Some may not find it funny or enjoy what Jackie's doing, but nevertheless I'd have to say that Jackie did kick major BUTT! Overall, the movie was good. I'd say just check it out--like it, rent it; love it, buy it. Simple as that!

The fight scenes were creative, as with almost all Jackie Chan outings, but again, they seemed to fall flat for one reason or another. Perhaps it was Jackie showing his age, or the fact that he had to work with unfamiliar faces; but whatever the reason, the fight scenes just seemed to come off sluggish and uninspired. Jackie's brilliance in fight choreography has always been his inventiveness, but even Jackie couldn't save these bar-room brawls from amounting to much more than a series of clichéd table-flips, bottle breaks, and all-too-familiar balcony falls.

While I still think this film is a must for any Jackie Chan or Owen Wilson fan, it may not be all you're hoping for. However, it definitely does have its moments, and the behind-the-scenes footage will endear the actors to you if nothing else will. All in all, 3 out of 5 stars.