This movie's travelogue of Europe is interesting and it brings back some of the fun of the first movie, though not quite as good.
Unfortunately it's burdened by it's silly plot of needing to show that the Ukraine's main problems are not Russian paranoia but American capitalists intent on polluting Europe.
Corey Yuen's choreography is good as usual and the movie does have some exciting driving stunts though I would have preferred the BMW to the Audi. The actress is not very appealing and Frank's need to disrobe periodically in the middle of a chase across Europe is disconcerting.
The police inspector is back for his wry turn though they don't really give him much to do any more, unlike the first one where he was actually investigating a crime. Here in the middle of an international kidnapping he's out of place dawdling through the scenes as just a small town cop incongruously involved in the action.
Unfortunately it's burdened by it's silly plot of needing to show that the Ukraine's main problems are not Russian paranoia but American capitalists intent on polluting Europe.
Corey Yuen's choreography is good as usual and the movie does have some exciting driving stunts though I would have preferred the BMW to the Audi. The actress is not very appealing and Frank's need to disrobe periodically in the middle of a chase across Europe is disconcerting.
The police inspector is back for his wry turn though they don't really give him much to do any more, unlike the first one where he was actually investigating a crime. Here in the middle of an international kidnapping he's out of place dawdling through the scenes as just a small town cop incongruously involved in the action.