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First
Strike
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Country
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Hong
Kong |
| Year: |
1996 |
| Genre: |
Action |
| Format: |
VCD |
| Running
Time: |
1H47 |
| Distributor: |
Golden
Satellite SDN |
| Date
reviewed: |
26/06/2000 |
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| Producer: |
Tung
Wan-Sze |
| Director: |
Tong
Stanley |
Cast: Chan Jackie, Lau Hok-Yin,
Ng Annie Sun-Kwan, Pik Chun-Wai, Tuan Wai-Lun, Tung Bill
Piu |
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Story:
Jackie, a Hong Kong Police officer, assist the CIA in
a nuclear arms smuggling investigation. Jackie is sent
to Ukraine to follow a mysterious women. After a hot
pursuit of one of the suspects Jackie get hired by Russian
officials to track the suspect all the way to Australia.
He must recover the nuclear warhead before it is sold.
Review: This is the 4th installment of Police
Story, and this time around Jackie Chan goes all the
way to Russia and end up in Australia. This is another
one of Jackie Chan's successful movies, he uses the
same simple formula. A simple storyline, fantastic
stunts and comedy.
The characters in this movie are very simple, there
isn't any development. Jackie Chan's characters is
the same as in most of his other movies, he is funny
and amusing as usual. There is not much to say about
the other characters, other than they advance the
story.
This movie is high action a la Jackie Chan style.
In addition to the incredible stunts which Jackie
does there is some military action as the Russian
army tries to stop the nuclear weapon thieves. Some
of the exciting scenes include Jackie Chan going down
a mountain on a snowboard being chased by soldiers,
an underwater fight and the now famous ladder fight.
You will be well entertained through out this film
and Jackie's humour will keep you smiling too.
The subtitles on the Malaysian version were not the
best, they were small and hard to read but half of
the movie dialog is in English so its not that bad.
Considering there is no DVD version out yet, the VCD
version is not the best quality so it might be worth
it to wait. But you get some extra scenes who are
not on the Dimension release. There is not much more
to be said about this movie, like most of Jackie Chan's
films it is very entertaining. Most of his movies
have that wining formula, you will certainly find
this film enjoyable.
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