Propelled by potent chemistry between Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson, "Shanghai Knights" proves that, sometimes, bigger actually can be better. A hugely entertaining and more lavishly mounted follow ...

Late in "Shanghai Knights," the lazy and resolutely witless follow-up to the comic western "Shanghai Noon," the two lead characters get into an argument about which guy is the sidekick.

Low movie expectations can be as helpful at this time of year as lip balm. I thought ”Shanghai Noon” was slow on the draw when it was released in the summer of 2000, a comedy more ”Mild West ...

NEW YORK – Shanghai Knights, Pinocchio, Gods and Generals in The Foxlight. One of my favorite Jackie Chan movies was with Owen Wilson and called Shanghai Noon. It was a modest hit and the two ...

SHANGHAI KNIGHTS Surprisingly delightful sequel. Running time: 114 minutes. Rated PG-13 (moderate violence and sexual references). At the E-Walk, the Union Square, the Chelsea, others. ‘SHANG… ...

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But this time, with third-rate thespian Chan sticking to stunts, Wilson not only dominates the dialogue but also carries the comedy almost single-handedly. For humor and action, Shanghai Knights ...

Shanghai Knights (Cert 12a) By CHRISTOPHER TOOKEY, DAILY Mail. Until now, Jackie Chan has not made a Hollywood movie worthy of his talents.

Shanghai Knights Director: David Dobkin Actors: Donnie Yen, Jackie Chan, Fann Wong, Thomas Fisher, Aaron Johnson Release Date: Monday 30th November -0001 Running time: 114 minutes minutes ...

Shanghai Knights, the sequel, was released in 2003. Fans are equally eager to see Jackie Chan round out the trilogy with the long-gestating Shanghai Dawn. Chan said: ...

Though ”Shanghai ”Knights” predecessor, ”Shanghai Noon,” grossed only $57 million in 2000, conventional wisdom held that the crowd-pleaser might have pleased bigger crowds had it not ...

Shanghai Knights (Cert 12A) by ALEXANDER WALKER, Evening Standard. The second instalment of the Shanghai Noon franchise re-teams Jackie Chan's Sheriff Chong Wang (think John Wayne) of Carson City ...