Star Cinema's Chinese Zodiac: Movie Review
Friday, January 25, 2013 |
| Chinese Zodiac Movie Review |
Chinese Zodiac was claimed the last
Major action film of Jackie Chan. As I have witnessed the movie, I agreed that
Chinese Zodiac deserves to be the last but the best action movie of Jackie Chan
to showcase. The story was quite similar to the “Animated Jackie Chan Series”
as the story tackles about Zodiacs that was also tackled in the animated one.
Jackie Chan’s Suite that fitted with rollerblades was really amazing! Especially
the stunts it was used to.
Chinese Zodiac story was fresh for
me, and I am glad the movie became also informative as National Geographic
Channel had a part and some Historical facts(although not sure if all
information was facts) were delivered and argued by the two main ladies of the film which also
delivered some punge lines and caused the audience to laugh by their tandem of
comedy.
I also loved the production
designed very national geographic way! I felt I was really watching a National
Geographic show as they showcased Historical Artifacts, Places, Museum-matters,
there was a basis of doing a historical part of the movie, I was saying “Oh really” as they reveal some
History of a certain Museum Item, painting of Places etc.
Jackie Chan had a Trademark of
creating a “Action-Comedy Film”. In Chinese Zodiac, he sustained that, I felt
the “Action” as well as the “Comedy” moreover these two categories, in this
movie I was also moved by short but deep dramatical scenes, also some romantic
parts as well, So I can say that Chinese Zodiac has all the emotions you
require in a film, they really nailed it!
Jackie Chan even more surprised me
and made me impressed when I have researched that via Chinese Zodiac he have
set two Guinnes Records (for most screen credits and most stunts performed by an actor).
I’m really grateful to Star Cinema for bringing “Chinese Zodiac” here in the Philippines.
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