Mr. Nice Guy

Jackie Chan has to fight these guys and he totally punches one of them in the face and then he turns and uses an object that's just sitting there and he whacks the next guy in the melon with it and then he gets pushed into another guy but he totally uses his momentum to topple him over and it goes on like this.

Why is Jackie Chan in Australia: The Movie

Jackie is the host of a popular TV cooking show. He gets his hands on a videotape containing evidence that could put a bunch of drug dealers under lock and key. The dealers want the tire back, at any price. A bunch of blackmailers also want the tape to be able to milk the criminals. His girlfriend is kidnapped to put pressure on him. He has no choice: he has to fight back.

Average Jackie Chan film, neither good, nor bad, just fun.

The throwing food to audience members when the goons show up bit had all the lols. Rescuing people and then immediately driving them back into danger seemed odd, why not let them out of the dump truck first? Also has the classic re-use of movie scenes as if they were captured by a camera within the film.

2024'de #IzlediğimFilmler ; 205. Yat goh ho yan Mr.Nice Guy'ı açıkcası Joyce Godenzi'nin son filmi diye izleyeyim dedim. Yine çok eğlenceli sabun köpüğü bir Jackie Chan filmi. Richard Norton biraz harcanmış , daha görkemli bir final ikisine yakışırdı. 6/10

Insanely fun first act.

Viewed December 29, 2020.

I love Jackie's stunts but this might be one of his worst movies. Story is relatively simple but seemed to not take advantage of the fact that Jackie is supposed to be some celebrity chef. Never really used any kitchen utensils to fight which seems like a waste. Also the random slow motion bits were a terrible decision. This movie is for the Jackie Chan aficionado and not much else.

It's a good bad film. Story was dumb and there were gratuitous bits including Gabrielle Fitzpatrick running around in lingerie. She demonstrated her smarts but it never amounted to anything. Jackie Chan is Bobby Flay for some reason. There's a love triangle that never gets resolved. But the stunts and chaos were ridiculous and over the top. There were so many set pieces: the mall, the biker wedding, Chinatown, etc. Fav scene: running around the construction site with all the doors.

7/7

Another movie with Jackie Chan, in which his stunts are the most eye-catching moments. The storyline isn't very original, even the most hilarious thing in this production - running through the countless blue doors - is nothing new. For action movies and Jackie Chan hard fans only.

A silly movie from Jackie Chan. Fun to watch him awkwardly deal with a harem of ladies, otherwise a pretty bland plot made so Jackie can do more stunts.

Another poor film from Chan. There are a few chuckles and one or two decent action scenes or stunts but it all seems slapped together.

Bad movie full of bad Australians. Gets a lift from Jackie here and there, but ultimately is nowhere near his best stuff.

premise was a little out there, that aside a good action film

Great Chan! It's Ladders, Massive Dump Trucks and Failed Stunts.

It's a Jackie Chan film. Not his best one, but not his worst. What else is there to say?

An average Jackie Chan movie, pretty fun to watch.

After having problems filming in Malaysia our mate Jacki films his next flick in Melbourne (did you know he trained in Canberra, where his father worked as a chef at the Australian Embassy???). as always, the stunts are amazing

Any movie where the hero solves his problems with a giant dump truck can't be all bad.

Typical Jackie Chan chase fair with less jaw dropping stunts than usual. Features a banal love interest, a woman running around in her underwear, a decent explosion, and some serious monstrous truck truck car smashing. I wanna see something unpredictable, like a body count.

Middle of the road Jackie Chan.

It gets boring whenever Jackie's off-screen, but his fight scenes are amazing.

Perfectly adequate Jackie Chan, nothing fancy but nothing bad.

Wait, which one is this? The one where he's a chef? Not that it matters even a little bit; the stunts and fight scenes are the source of entertainment here. And they're good.