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Miracles
1989
This is Jackie Chan's loose adaptation of the Frank Capra film A POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES. Set in the 1930s, MIRACLES features Chan as a hapless country boy who rises through mafia ranks after purchasing some lucky roses. As always with Chan, the fight choreography is astounding. Read more
| Starring | Jackie Chan, Anita Mui, Billy Chow |
|---|---|
| Director | Jackie Chan |
| Genres | Action/Adventure, World Cinema |
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Miracles
This is Jackie Chan's loose adaptation of the Frank Capra film A POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES. Set in the 1930s, MIRACLES features Chan as a hapless country boy who rises through mafia ranks after purchasing some lucky roses. As always with Chan, the fight choreography is astounding.
| Starring | Jackie Chan, Anita Mui, Billy Chow |
|---|---|
| Director | Jackie Chan |
| Studio | E1 ENTERTAINMENT |
| Run time | DVD: 2 hrs 2 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Action/Adventure, World Cinema |
| Language | DVD: Cantonese |
| Dubbed | English |
| Subtitles | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 18 Jun 2001 Production year: 1989 |
| Format | DVD |
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Homage To Hollywood.
This is Jackie Chan's homage to Hollywood films of the thirties and fourties. Set at that time the story concerns a traveller who through a misunderstanding becomes the local crime boss and starts to clean up his gangs act.
This is more of an exercise in film making than an action film. The comedy is hit and miss, and even though there are the usual stunt and fight sequences, they are pretty well spread out in favour of the story. This is not one of my personal favourite from Jackie Chan, but it is worth a watch. -
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Homage To Hollywood.
This is Jackie Chan's homage to Hollywood films of the thirties and fourties. Set at that time the story concerns a traveller who through a misunderstanding becomes the local crime boss and starts to clean up his gangs act.
This is more of an exercise in film making than an action film. The comedy is hit and miss, and even though there are the usual stunt and fight sequences, they are pretty well spread out in favour of the story. This is not one of my personal favourite from Jackie Chan, but it is worth a watch. -
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