Skiptrace Movie Review: Jackie Chan is back in a Jackie Chan Buddy comedy | Movie review news

In Skiptrace, it is able to locate a missing person, especially a debtor, usually from an insurance company.

Skiptrace Movie Cast: Jackie Chan, Johnny Knoxville, Bing Bing Fan
Skiptrace Movie director: Renny Harlin

In Skiptrace, it is able to locate a missing person, especially a debtor, usually from an insurance company. What makes the word in a film about a Chinese police officer (in Hong Kong) who is looking for an American who may have stolen money from a casino in Macau (this other Chinese territory), which is led by a ganglord known as “Matador” is a dispute. How is the policeman and the American country in Siberia in the middle of other Russian rackets and then hike your whole back to China through Mongolia and the Gobi desert?

Usually you shouldn't take care of these questions in a Jackie Chan film, which are entertaining enough to be awarded physical and geographical freedom. But then Chan can get old and it gets older. A point that has a lot of Belaboring here with a göt daughter (Bing) who called him “Uncle Bennie”.

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As Chan and an appropriate Knoxville, which is only too good for his aging co-star-for a buddy partnership, the campaign is unfounded, the few laughter, the buddies are uninteresting and the villain. The tension about the true identity of the Matador is too short.

You will receive a tour of the Chinese landscape, which should delight Beijings Pastoral's heart, with holding many highlights of its cultural calendar, and get an insight into a Siberian castle and spend a long night in Mongolia with people in costumes that roll Adele's rolling into deep.

Oh yes, a hello from the other side. But fair.