Chinese Zodiac

Movie

2012

1h 49m

PG-13

Cantonese

Action, Adventure

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5.8

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Asian Hawk leads a mercenary team to recover several lost artifacts from the Old Summer Palace, the bronze heads of the 12 Chinese Zodiac animals which were sacked by the French and British armies from the imperial Summer Palace in Beijing in 1860. Assisted by a Chinese stud...

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Chinese Zodiac

PG-13

Movie

2012

1h 49m

Cantonese

Action, Adventure

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Cast

Jackie / Asian Hawk

Coco

Simon

Bonnie

David Liao

Catherine de Sichel

Pierre Marceau

Michael Morgan

Lawrence Morgan

Student Protester

Jonathan Lee Yat-Sing

Jonathan

Vulture

Katie

Wu Qing

Lily

Professor Guan

David's Wife

Hospital Doctor

Thai Pirate

JC's Wife

Pirate King

Michael's Bodyguard

Asian

Michael's Bodyguard

Pirate

Directed By: Jackie Chan

Written By: Jackie Chan, Edward Tang, + 2 more

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ajs says...

11 years ago

The weakest part of the trilogy.

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joshvaughn777 says...

11 years ago

Stupid

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NotoriousX says...

2 years ago

Chinese Zodiac is one of the few Jackie Chan movies that have ended up being a bit hard to like. One other is Armour of God, and Chinese Zodiac does some of the same errors. An insane pacing problem that makes certain parts rather dull, and it takes itself way too serious in some parts, while in others it's plain silly. The good is that the action is as fun as ever, and when you think about it, it's rather amazing that an old man like Jackie Chan can still do this stuff. The action parts of this are ok, but the story makes some parts a chore to get through. Perfectly ok to skip if you are not a serious Jackie Chan fan.

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jekyl6669 says...

7 years ago

It's a little too long for what it is, and it tends to be too zany and cartoonish, bit it's still got a few fun bits of adventure for a younger audience. The sizzle reel during the credits of Chan's past death-defying stunts was sadly more entertaining.

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