Jackie Chan,
Maggie Cheung,
Nina Li Chi,
Anthony Chan,
Philip Chan
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International action star Jackie Chan stars opposite knockabout comedy sensation Jackie Chan in this story about identical twins separated in childhood who are unexpectedly reunited years later. While... read more
DVD Release Date: September 7, 1999
Stats: 407 reviews
Jackie Chan was really fantastic playing as duel role and made some excellent stuntwork and a hilarious endbattle in a car manufacturing plant.
Jackie Chan is ok, but this is clearly not his best work. Excellent stuntwork and a hilarious end battle in a car manufacturing plant. Unlike most of Jackie Chan's movies, yhis movie had a plot.
Jackie does the Corsican Brothers with lots of action and wit. The always entertaining Chan is very likable in both roles, the rough and tumble criminal, and the studious and wimpy musician. With both Hark and Lam directing, I did expect to be blown away, but despite it not bei... read more
Here is the big SPOILER that is necessary for all Jackie Chan movies, the American Dimension version did not have any outtakes of stunts at the end credits. For the movie itself, it was another harmless kung-fu comedy from Jackie Chan with some interesting takes on the single act... read more
Chan was definitely slowin his roll by the time he made this movie. Not as bad as Tuxedo, eventhough Hewitt made it worthwhile, but this movie did have crap for a plot and fewer action scenes than his earlier work.
it was sort of hard to get into this movie when jackie chan was playing a composer who didnt know how to fight. if jackie doesnt know how to fight then its not a good movie..the fight scenes were good and there was no complaint with them, i just thought the stroyline could have b... read more
I love Jackie Chan but this is definately not one of his best movies but as usual he doesnt disappoint in the action department!
double the jackie double the fun but it did not turn out that way in this driven epic of jackie chan movies
this is so fuuny....especially when one knows how to fight ad the other don't and the part where the were in the tub wiht the girl on either side and just kept popping up and confusing her was hilarious!
Having two directors, and a different choreographer for each fight sequence, gives the movie a split personality -- and neither personality is particularly enjoyable to meet.
Amusing all the way and not something Chan fans should skip. Full Review
It's all pretty dumb, but if you're in the mood for this sort of thing, you won't have a bad time.
The emphasis here is on farce rather than action, to an extent that may disappoint hard-core martial arts fanatics.
Heavy on the comedy, but the climactic fight scene is a Chan classic.
...almost painful to watch. It's even harder to listen to, with such absurd lines as 'you're just a God-darn loser!' and 'don't be uptight!' popping out of the actors' mouths. Full Review
Concentrates more on Chan's comedy than his kung fu.
A pretty sorry affair.
Among the Jackie Chan films, this one is probably one of the silliest and lamest. Full Review
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