This is the greatest movie in the world because it has Ninjas, and was the first and only movie ever made to star both Jackie Chan and Jackie Chan. The result is twice the action and twice the fun.
Jackie Chan stars as a rickshaw runner with a dream and a past. When Chung Fun (Jackie Chan) steals the sacred scroll from the forbidden city, Jackie Chan must rise up and become Ninja the Protector of the Sacred Scroll. At his side is Cao Pi, the wisecracking yet lovable sidekick ("Daaaamn, bro. You cut that fool up."). However, Chung Fun ups the ante by kidnapping the Princess (Yvette Chang, in what should have been an Oscar-winning role). It's twists like this that keep you on your toes and keeps Ninja the Protector a top-notch movie. Richard Harrison also makes a brilliant cameo as the man who taught Jackie Chan everything he knows as well as actually writing the scroll.
This movie was slapped with restrictive ratings in every country it was released, but that does not mean it deserves it. Bring the family.
So come on. Ninja the Protector. Can it get any cooler than that?
Jackie Chan stars as a rickshaw runner with a dream and a past. When Chung Fun (Jackie Chan) steals the sacred scroll from the forbidden city, Jackie Chan must rise up and become Ninja the Protector of the Sacred Scroll. At his side is Cao Pi, the wisecracking yet lovable sidekick ("Daaaamn, bro. You cut that fool up."). However, Chung Fun ups the ante by kidnapping the Princess (Yvette Chang, in what should have been an Oscar-winning role). It's twists like this that keep you on your toes and keeps Ninja the Protector a top-notch movie. Richard Harrison also makes a brilliant cameo as the man who taught Jackie Chan everything he knows as well as actually writing the scroll.
This movie was slapped with restrictive ratings in every country it was released, but that does not mean it deserves it. Bring the family.
So come on. Ninja the Protector. Can it get any cooler than that?