Officer Lin (Jackie Chan) must combat evil bioroids, a "perfect synergy of body and machine."
The film is in both Chinese and English with double running subtitles in case you are learning a language. The bad guy is named "Leeson" which appears to be a combination of Liam Neeson. The film utilizes a lot of flash backs to back fill the plot which was not very confusing in spite of attempts to make it awkward.
The sets looked sleek and futuristic as did the bad guys, who appear they can easily kill any man except Jackie Chan, whose name was used once in the film. The production includes tons of fight scenes to go along with a plot and dialogue that reflects bad Chinese "juvenile" film writing. There were 2 F-words in the film that were not well delivered, and one near one, making the target audience young teens.
The film was more enjoyable in the beginning with a lot of promise, even after they killed everyone in the first scene. It then slowly made its way into a too predictable Chinese script that love Disney endings more than Disney.
The film is in both Chinese and English with double running subtitles in case you are learning a language. The bad guy is named "Leeson" which appears to be a combination of Liam Neeson. The film utilizes a lot of flash backs to back fill the plot which was not very confusing in spite of attempts to make it awkward.
The sets looked sleek and futuristic as did the bad guys, who appear they can easily kill any man except Jackie Chan, whose name was used once in the film. The production includes tons of fight scenes to go along with a plot and dialogue that reflects bad Chinese "juvenile" film writing. There were 2 F-words in the film that were not well delivered, and one near one, making the target audience young teens.
The film was more enjoyable in the beginning with a lot of promise, even after they killed everyone in the first scene. It then slowly made its way into a too predictable Chinese script that love Disney endings more than Disney.