Fruit Chan
as Director
The action film The Invincible Dragon(hindi), starring Jin Zhang, Anderson Silva, Kevin Cheng, etc., directed by Fruit Chan, was released on June 20, 2019 in Hongkong, China. It tells the story of The undercover agent with dragon tattoo Kowloon continually helped the police to solve mysterious cases, which made him known as a rising star. However, his impulsive personality dragged him into endless troubles. This is an Action, Adventure, Crime film with a runtime of 85 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 4.3/10 from 1,644 viewers.
Fruit Chan
as Director
Jin Zhang
as Kowloon
Anderson Silva
as Alexander Sinclair
Kevin Cheng
as Tso Chi-Tak
Annie Liu
as Kay Wong
Stephy Tang
as Fong Ning
JuJu Chan Szeto
as Lady Sinclair
Endy Chow
as Chow Mo
Suet Lam
as Uncle
Richard Ng
as Wong Bing-Cheong
Lawrence Ah-Mon
as Bicycle rider
Hin-Wai Au
as Fong Ning's father
Pui Na Cheng
as News reporter
Chung-chi Cheung
as Cheung Fung-Hap
Ho-Kit Cheung
as Chief superintendent of police
Yiu-Fai Cheung
as Extra
Timothy Cheung
as Sou Chi-Kin
Chi-Yeung Chow
as Ho
Kwok-hung Chow
as Charity boxing match referee
Fruit Chan
as Writer
Kee-To Lam
as Writer
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couldn't really watch the movie since it doesn't have English subtitles...
THE INVINCIBLE DRAGON is a real mess of a film, an attempt at a serial killer thriller focusing on the martial arts action courtesy of IP MAN star Max Zhang, but the end result is laughable more than anything. Following on from Mike Tyson and Dave Bautista's roles as heavies in Hong Kong cinema, this one casts real-life fighter Anderson Silva as the antagonist, but it's fair to say his acting ability is limited. The story is all over the place, jumping back and forth between Hong Kong and Macau, with lots of senseless plot decisions and so little of it feeling linear that they had to add in a narrator in post-production to try and make sense of it all. Zhang has little of the screen presence we've seen from him previously, although a couple of the fight scenes aren't bad, although still not fantastic. The one thing you'll remember is the ridiculous climax, which offers awful FX and then a jaw-droppingly awful supernatural twist.
Max Zhang is always impressive! His fighting is beautiful in its grace and brutality! I never tire of watching him fight. The story line is good for an action flick. More impressive is his English! I know it's hard to get the pronunciation down. Max Zhang did a good job with that. He was understandable. I wish the writers had done a better job with the English parts. Not that they were any more cheesy than American action flick writing. I gave this a 6 because Max Zhang is Amazing despite some of the bad writing!
Jiu Long Bu Bai aka The Invincible Dragon is a Hong Kong film. So, naturally, the language it used is Cantonese. But the one I got is in Mandarin Chinese. So, I don't know how the original one sounds. This review is based on the version I've watched. Hence, it might have some differences since it's not the same version. I was kind of exciting to see this film because of Zhang Jin (Max Zhang). I know him as he does a lot of actions. So, when I saw he's in this film, I was kind of expecting more actions. But when the film's finished, I was kind of a bit disappointed. The plot is concerning with working a case. So, it is a kind of detective story. But it turned out to be failed detective story. What I don't like is they didn't show how Jiu Long solves the case step by step. How the case is solved is the mastermind himself came out. I wanted to see how he solved the case and not the mastermind said he's the one. So, yeah, a bit disappointed. As it is in action film genre, there are a lot of actions too. The choreography is kind of OK. But if they are a bit more awesome, it'd be better. That being said, there should be more actions too. Too bad that there were not. There are a lot of hidden jokes as well. Sorry, I shouldn't say jokes. They are not exactly jokes. But they are funny. On the other hand, it makes the film less serious. But as for viewers, it's kind of good. To conclude this review, Jiu Long Bu Bai is kind of less serious than I thought it was. But we all know that a lot of Hong Kong films are a bit less serious. That's why I don't want Hong Kong films that much. If they could improve the plot better and make it a bit more serious, it might turn out to be a good one. Right now, it's just on the acceptable level. So sorry for saying something like that.
I completely with the previous review. I had some expectations for the film because of Max Zhang but the plot, script and editing is completely out of place. Even the highly anticipated fight scenes at end disappointed me. I will never ever watch any film from this director regardless of how many awards he has won!
Bad acting . stupid story. everything was just bad . dont watch it guys
The film started by introducing a random dude with a dragon tattoo and he got it from a funny CGI dragon with NINE heads. He's a cop and he has a girlfriend who later got kidnapped and the rest of the film is just him wandering around, hallucinating, screaming and arguing with another woman. The villain's concept is from a cartoon: muscular, "scary", stronger, and hates the MC. The storyline is confusing, it's like mixing multiple movies together. Almost all scenes are sped up. The fighting scenes are rubbish and boring. There's no logic in this film at all. It's just a huge waste of time watching this.
So bad to the point of being unwatchable. Anderson Silva, also terrible in the movie.
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