Bu Feng Zhui Ying

Indeed this is the best Jackie Chan movie of the decade. There's parkour, elevator hand-to-hand, parachute, espionage, terrorism, 1v1, 1v2, 1v50, AI, hacking, tailing, anti-tailing and so much more riveting action sequences that simply doesn't seem to end. Jackie Chan and Tony Leung, two of Hong Kong's finest actors with a combined age of 138, are the absolute highlights of the film. The former agelessly humorous, masterful, and unwavering against evil; the latter charismatically menacing, conflicted, and a real beast when it comes to dagger play and family betrayal. Younger performers are also commendable whether Zhang Zifeng or Ci Sha, who all seem heavily trained for their stunts and convincing emotionally. For the down sides, I can bet that 90% of this movie's budget went to actors and action scenes because everything else was truly average - soundtrack, special effects, editing. It's almost giving a really good Internet-created action series. But still, The Shadow's Edge was an entertaining watch that took me back to Jackie Chan's time of prime action genre.

I wasn't expecting much despite it's starring Jackie Chan, since cast is not everything. Especially since in the beginning there are generic flash of computer codes (hacking in movies always like that, innit?)

Then it's just straight-out amazing action scenes. Sound designs are perfect and the music tracks really add to the adrenaline. Plot is pretty complex but it's shown in a clear way.

This movie also gives depth to both the main chars and villains, so it's even more interesting to analyze why did they do this or why did they do that.

The downside is probably some humanly unrealistic stunts, but it's to prove a point or enhancing an already powerful scene, so it's excusable. Actions are great when it's exciting.

The movie settings and cast are pleasant to look in the eyes too. Would definitely recommend this as a good action movie with an excellent breakdown on Technology usage to help society and the things only humans can do.

Fantastic!! It's the Legend Jackie Chan and Tony Leungkafai. Even though they're old, their fighting scenes are so impressive. The storyline is really good, presenting a touching relationship, both from the police and criminal side. Full of plot twists too, the hacking scenes are so cool, the young actors did so great. You won't get bored watching it because it's spiced with humorous scenes. I really hope there will be a sequel, because the story is very interesting to develop further.

The Shadow's Edge marks what may very well be Jackie Chan's finest film in the past decade. At 70, Chan proves once again that his legacy isn't just built on nostalgia but on his continued ability to deliver electrifying action that feels fresh and sharp.

The fight scenes are the undeniable highlight. With crisp editing and tight choreography, the action flows seamlessly from one sequence to the next. Credit goes not only to Chan's relentless dedication but also to the fight director and camerawork, which cleverly amplify his movements. By relying on very few stand-ins yet framing him to appear faster and sharper than his age would suggest, the team has crafted fight scenes that honor his physicality without hiding his years.

True to Chan's style, the film isn't just about fists and kicks. Sprinkled in are moments of light drama and well-timed comedy, enough to draw out both smiles and tears without overstaying their welcome. The villain, portrayed by Tony Ka Fai Leung adds genuine weight to the narrative, delivering a performance that stands toe-to-toe with Chan's presence.

As for the story, the plot twists strike a solid balance-surprising enough to keep audiences hooked, yet never crossing into corny territory. It's a mature kind of unpredictability that feels fitting for a veteran action star's return to form.

Verdict: The Shadow's Edge is not only a thrilling showcase of Jackie Chan's enduring artistry but also a reminder of why he remains one of cinema's most beloved action legends. It's fast, funny, heartfelt, and easily his best in the last ten years.

Its really good! Its full with action scenes. The storyline is really good and there's some of funny part too, All of Shadow's subordinate is handsome, there's a big plot twist at the last scene and the ending like there's gonna be for the second one. I hope they're doing second one soon. Hu Feng is really handsome. All of the character is have a good acting skill and the part Shadow team run from the police and disguise its really cool!!