Jackie Chan’s Reviews to His Lastest Movie ‘Skiptrace’

The 62 years old Jackie Chan still has a young heart, maybe sometimes he likes to think how much longer he’s good for getting slugged, whacked, pummeled and kicked in the scrotum for comic relief.

‘Skiptrace’ is Jackie Chan new movie and is reminiscent of Jackie Chan’s earlier hit-or-miss American buddy comedies As we know, Jackie Chan’s stunt was dangerous, jumping off buildings, diving off piers and flinging himself from moving trains an so on. He liked to do the stunt just by himself.

In the film “Skiptrace,” Jackie Chan’s performance was stunning enough to appeal to those with sophisticated aesthetic tastes. ‘Skiptrace’ was directed by Renny Harlin, is a cut above most martial arts shootouts, but its hands are still handcuffed. In the film, Jackie Chan told his “partner” Knoxville that he works too hard, fights too hard and he has no life, while the two brothers make a wish on a Chinese lantern to take down the bad guys, a wish that always seems to be granted in Jackie Chan movies. Maybe Chan should have wished for a line of work that takes a lesser toll in his golden years on sensitive body parts.

Jackie Chan must be regarded as the best actor in China and in movie field. In the film, Jackie Chan and Knoxville make their way through Russia, the Gobi Desert, Mongolia and the river gorges of China to get back to Hong Kong and settle matters with the nasty druggies.

It may be life affirming, or something, to watch Chan go at it yet again. But the fellow is said to be worth $1.8 billion. There are no greater riches to seek. Perhaps he might want to heed his own words that he relates to Knoxville, in a brief respite between pummelings.