GenX
Joined May 2001
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Twins Effect, starring some of HK's most popular stars provides one of the most enjoyable film experiences to come out of HK in sometime. It has something for everyone, action, comedy, horror, romance, and some drama. This film can't be taken too seriously, otherwise you'd go in dissapointed, but if you leave your brain at the door, and just watch the film for some fun, you're bound to enjoy it.
Great special effects, excellent action, cute Twins, cool HK actors, FUN film!
I'd recommend it to anyone!
Great special effects, excellent action, cute Twins, cool HK actors, FUN film!
I'd recommend it to anyone!
It has been a long time since I've seen a sequel that outdoes the first film, especially when the first one was a huge success. Legendary Jackie Chan and motormouth Chris Tucker deliver, more effectively than the first. Jackie Chan uses some of his old tricks and some new, to make this a enjoyable film.
The film takes place in Hong Kong (a beautiful part of China). This is where Chan and Tucker leave off from the first film. THe scenary was great, and gags including Tucker's lack of Cantonese (dialect of Chinese spoken in southern China) skills was just down right hilarious. Great stuff.
It's great how Chan has been able to share Hong Kong culture and martial arts to the American audience.
Probably one of the best films released in the US of 2001.
10/10
The film takes place in Hong Kong (a beautiful part of China). This is where Chan and Tucker leave off from the first film. THe scenary was great, and gags including Tucker's lack of Cantonese (dialect of Chinese spoken in southern China) skills was just down right hilarious. Great stuff.
It's great how Chan has been able to share Hong Kong culture and martial arts to the American audience.
Probably one of the best films released in the US of 2001.
10/10