Although the team finds one of the most noted parts of the treasure their expedition is interrupted by Indian millionaire Randall (Sood) and his band of hired mercenaries who are also after the treasure. Persuaded to make the journey to the suspected area that the treasure resides and backed by his assistants and the son of one of his oldest friends, Jack begins to explore the deep ice caves in Tibet.
If you’re a Jackie Chan fan, Kung Fu Yoga is still a fun movie to watch, but objectively speaking only the action pieces AND that last scene were the good things here.China’s best archaeologist, Jack (Chan), is approached by a beautiful Indian historian who brings a map that might lead to the famed Magadha treasure.
The last scene just came straight out of a typical Bollywood movie, and I love it! It was so enjoyable to watch that for the remainder of the dance you forgot the problems you had with the movie. And here I am asking, “Wait a minute, is this a sequel to The Myth?” Well, in my research there are no indications that it is a sequel to the said film. Looking back, however, makes me realize that it is! Last time I marked out of a movie’s ending was Final Destination 5. It’s just “Hey, you’re good now.”īUT THEN THE MUSIC HITS AT THE END. The change of the antagonist’s worldview was very sudden and was not given a proper scene to digest it. SPOILER ALERTīut the movie just feels like it was made because Jackie happens to be free at the time. This would either make you anticipate or have that “meh, so that before” feel. If you have watched a lot of Jackie Chan movies/films, you would have a pretty good idea what would happen next in some scenes/fights. Jackie brings some of his usual gags and antics in this movie. Each execution can be easily followed…something most modern Hollywood movies are forgetting to do. The fight scenes were well-choreographed, as expected from a Jackie Chan movie. Lately, there are scenes which are obvious that Jackie used a wire to do a flip. But considering his age, he can still do a lot of things more than most people in my age*. Also on the hunt is an Indian Randall (Sonu Sood).įirst of all, it is always nice to see Jackie Chan perform stunts.
The movie revolves around archaeologist Jack (Jackie Chan), who was hired by another professor, Ashmita (Disha Patani), to retrieve the lost Magadha treasure in Tibet. At the age of 62, Jackie Chan can still make fluid action comedy.ĭirected by Stanley Tong ( The Myth and Rumble in the Bronx), Jackie Chan’s next movie brings us to countries all over the world.
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