Directed by Jackie Chan
Jackie has just came to Hong Kong looking for work, but instead he becomes the head of a Hong Kong gang during a shoot out.
Of course Jackie doesn't want to be involved with all the evil stuff '30s crime gang do. So he decides to build a legit Dance Club but the rival gang wants 50% of the profits and Jackie doesn't think thats fair.
And now comes the fun stuff, Jackie fighting multiple guys at once. He fights them in an alley way, he fights them in a bar, he fights them every where except in a car.
The bar fight is awesome, pure Jackie fun. Guys are flying over railings, falling down spiral staircases, being smashed onto tables. good clean fun.
The funniest part is when the cheif of police comes and bust into the bar to see what all the ruckus is, and everyone suddenly stops and are having tea.
Unfortunately, the movie is really long and drawn out, it also features the side story of Lady Rose, an old lady who sold Jackie a flower when he first came to Hong Kong and it saved his life, an out-of-control car just missed him.
Jackie always buys a rose from Lady Rose for good luck and one day she doesn't show up to sell JC a rose and JC gets concerned so he hunts her and finds out her daughter is marrying a crime boss's son and her daughter thinks shes really rich. So in good JC fashion, he helps out, and more trouble follows.
Overall a good Jackie Chan movie. But lose the multiple plot movies, please!
Scott Davis
Multi-Level fighting rules!