Chan really got to show off his highly choreographed fight scenes in this historical action comedy
Hollywood always had to put Jackie Chan in buddy movies because they were afraid that American audiences couldn’t understand him with his accent. Shanghai Knights was one of these as Chan hooked up with Owen Wilson in a historical action comedy. The story focuses upon two lords, one Chinese played by Donnie Ye and one British played by Aiden Gillen plotting to seize power which Chan and Wilson have to stop.<br /><br />As with Chan’s other U.S. films there are familiar roles. Wilson is the fast talking America. Chan is the action man. What Shanghai Knights did better than Chan’s previous movies was allow him to do his elaborate choreographed fight scenes like he did in Hong Kong. In one scene they play Singing In The Rain in the background because that’s what Chan’s style was really like a dance routine. That also provides the main draw of the film along with some comedic moments play by both Chan and Wilson.<br />C
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