Customer Ratings & Reviews

I will give 3 stars Jackie Chan was very good with

Hi I love Jackie Chan movies, but this one was a little too much talking for me. I’ll still recommend this movie to other people to watch. The plot was good as well, I felt really bad that his daughter was killed. I just wanted more fight scenes in it

It was typical jackie chan movie. Not what I expected. It was a watchable movie. Guess it was ok, probably better for the kids who love action karate movies.

This movie was done overseas. If this would have had an American spend on it it would have been a much better movie. Jackie Chan has to take an L for this movie. It's not worth spending the $20.

Jacky Chan is a good Chinese action movie he is good on all the movie

VERY VERY GOOD MOVIE ACTION PACK GREAT MOVIE ACTOR PLAYING THE PART.A MUST SEE MOVIE.

I haven't watch it yet, but the preveiws look good........................

Liked the story line can't believe Jackie Chan still does his owns stunts.

its a great movie the only bummer is that there s no digital copy

This is one of the rare occasions where the movie is better than the book. The book storyline is solid, but the last few chapters read like they were written to meet a page requirement. The movie ending is much more enjoyable. The main plot is a former Vietnamese guerrilla and his single surviving daughter are living in London. A rouge element of the IRA conducts a new terrorist bombing that kills his high school aged daughter. His motivation is to find the ones responsible and seek revenge for the senseless deaths they caused. In his search, he uses his war skills to pressure a leader of the IRA. This leader is also trying to find out which rouge element is responsible. It becomes a chase between the Foreigner, the IRA, and the British government to catch the rouge group. Jackie Chan is perfectly cast for this role and the action scenes are well scripted to his skills. A very entertaining movie.

Saw the movie and wanted to buy it when it came out...sorry to say the digital version wasn't included with the Blu-Ray & Dvd like it usualy is for the same price...had to return it to Best Buy, guess I have to order the digital version on-line that happens to be cheaper, so I can have that option. I was willing to spend a little more to support brick & mortar stores...but this won't help me do that...others may feel that way too. Hope this doesn't become the way to wrestle more $$$ from folks who have liked having both a hard copy and a digital library to enjoy...