Robin-B-Hood

60 for the action, 10 for the story and a whole bunch of tasteless jokes and plot points. Poop jokes too if you're into that. I felt bad for Louis Koo's poor wife who really should leave his ass. Fav scenes: fighting in Jackie Chan's apartment and the car chase for the stroller, especially Jackie dodging cars in the end.

Terrible premise, Jackie makes it work.

A very generic film, the action scenes are really really nice in their usuall high diversity jackie chan fighting style, only there is a way higher amount of very very childish slapstick which I really disliked. Hardly any good jokes otherwise as well. If you want to see a comedy there is a big big load of better ones, same with action movies, loads of em that simply outclass this film in every way possible (Jackie Chan's police story 1985!). In short I wasn't entertained, meh film.

decent storyline. one of jackie chan's funnier movies with a lot of emotionally well-done scenes. the chemistry between him and louis koo was phenomenal.

Silly enough to be enjoyable.

Fun to watch Jackie Chan be a character that is less than wholesome and somewhat pitiful for once. A pretty okay modern Hong Kong entry.

Though it went a little overboard with the two men and a baby bits the overall story about two criminals is surprisingly good. One with a gambling habit and huge debts weighing on his family, the other a heartless womanizer who mistreats his lovely wife become desperate and take on a questionable job. Has the set pieces and fun factor of Jackie's older movies.

All-family fun, with some of the biggest names in Hong Kong's (and Hollywood's) movie industry. It is a welcome comeback for Jackie Chan from terrible Hollywood flicks he did for most of the 90s. By no means it's a good movie, but at least Jackie Chan isn't loosing any more dignity with this flick.

Absolutely unhinged. I did not doubt that the baby could actually die or that the protagonists could get executed by firing squad; a film that will show you a baby's testicles or shit-covered bottom might do anything. The action is electric, the jokes hilarious, the gay positivity utterly enchanting. Sometimes you just need to kidnap a baby to learn that being called mommy will transcendentally fulfill you.

What a shame! There are some interesting emotional moments that could have been explored like that of the gambling son and his disappointed family. But then it turn into such a bore, and you have generic and unfunny baby jokes over and over again, and people throwing poop at each others. I genuinely fell asleep watching it and tried rewinding to see what I had missed, only to find it was nothing of value. There were some good stunts so it makes it a waste some more

In his early 50's, Chan was growing a little old for the outlandish stunts he made a name for himself doing, but he still could manage the comedy. This one is pretty tame, pretty sloppy, but you might find a chuckle here and there. It's probably only suitable for Chan enthusiasts.

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For never-do-well compulsive gambler Fong, there's only one thing more fearsome than debtors at his doorstep – having to coax a crying baby. But what if the baby becomes his golden goose to fend off his debtors? Can he overcome his phobia of diapers, milk bottles, and cloying lullabies?

7/7

ger; [rob-b-hood; Bo bui gai wak]; ein gauner-trio will einen letzten großen coup starten - doch der erfolg belohnt sie mit einem baby um das sie sich kümmern müssen.;

I hate these English-Dubbed films. The Chinese probably was pretty funny though.