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中国御前卫士王冲（成龙jackie chan饰）来到了美国，为了营救美丽的公主而震惊了美国西部的带枪者。还有他的那个搞笑搭档，给大家带来了一个轻松笑乐、充满戏剧性的故事。 credits:directed by tom dey. produced by roger birnbaum, gary barber and jonathanglickman. written by alfred gough and miles millar. running time: 1 hour 50 minutes theatrical release date: may 26, 2000 movie guide：by steve ryfle, thursday, may 25, 2000 get showtimes,view the trailer and see credits for this film in ’s movie guide. it’s a jackie chan movie. it’s a western. it’s a comedy. in otherwords, there’s a little something here for everybody. and if you don’t mindall the recycled cliches, it’s a lot of fun. story：all jackie chan movies are basically the same, right? jackie is thegood guy who’s on the run from, or in pursuit of, a truly evil bad guy. in thisone, jackie plays an imperial chinese guard, sent to the american west duringthe 1800s to rescue a kidnapped princess (lucy liu). he buddies up with a bumblingoutlaw (owen wilson) and, as you might guess, action and laughs follow. direction ：well, there’s some nice scenery of the sierra nevada’s and theold west (where this stuff was actually filmed, i have no idea, but it looksgreat), but other than that, this film is a showcase for the actors. for themost part, direct r tom dey doesn’t deviate from the tried-and-true elementsof a hollywood western: gunfights, indians, brothels, bounty hunters, barroombrawls, hangings, damsels in distress and so on. the final fight between thegood guys and bad guys is a lot of fun, mixing up swordplay, gunplay, martialarts and fighting sticks.
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