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Shanghai Noon (2000) Rank 2 Reviews
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Blunt Review with Emily Blunt
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Reel.com (Tor Thorsen)
Political Film Society
Projectionist (Sean Caszatt)
Dallas Observer (Robert Wilonsky)
A trifle at best, a lightweight, wink-wink amalgam of myriad other films, some of which have even starred Chan and Wilson. ...read the complete Shanghai Noon movie review at Dallas Observer (Robert Wilonsky)
ShowBIZ Data (--)
Normal Guy Movie Reviews (Jon Trainer)
Netflix (James Rocchi)
Jackie Chan's East-meets-Western action comedy is surprising fun. ...read the complete Shanghai Noon movie review at Netflix (James Rocchi)
Film Threat (--)
Anchorage Press (Brenda Sokolowski)
Mr. Showbiz (Cody Clark)
Given a decent script, they might make a fun summer movie. Given the script for Shanghai Noon, they've come up with a middling Old West oater that falls flat at least as often as it finds the funny bone. ...read the complete Shanghai Noon movie review at Mr. Showbiz (Cody Clark)
Boxoffice Magazine
Boxoffice Magazine
cinEncanto (Pablo del Moral)
Megaklik - no nonsense movie reviews in Slovenian
www.filmrecensiepagina.nl (Wilko de Bruin)
Parent Previews
At
46 years old, you'd think Jackie Chan would be ready to
take up the easy life of product endorsements for
backache medications and life insurance. Instead the
aging stuntman is back on the silver screen playing ...read the complete Shanghai Noon movie review at Parent Previews
Globe and Mail (--)
Scott Hunt
Shanghai Noon is a paint by numbers picture done with fingerpaints. There are no surprises as to where the paint is going and despite the pretty colors, it's far too messy to be considered good. In an attempt to replicate the previous success of Rush ...read the complete Shanghai Noon movie review at Scott Hunt
DigitalVD.de (Christian Schmidtchen)
Matinee Magazine (Chuck Rudolph)
Even at under two hours, Shanghai Noon feels lengthier than a double bill of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly and Once Upon a Time in the West . ...read the complete Shanghai Noon movie review at Matinee Magazine (Chuck Rudolph)
The Oscar Guy (Wesley Lovell)
Miami Herald (Curtis Morgan)
Chan's string of chop-socky films were never boring. Shanghai Noon is. ...read the complete Shanghai Noon movie review at Miami Herald (Curtis Morgan)
Entertainment Weekly (Lisa Schwarzbaum)
Lacks confidence in its own much bigger, potentially fascinating story -- an American tale of pageantry and history. ...read the complete Shanghai Noon movie review at Entertainment Weekly (Lisa Schwarzbaum)
TV Guide (Steve Simels)
It's too bad screenwriters Gough and Millar didn't have enough faith in their premise to play it straight; if they had, they might have produced a classic rather than a "Blazing Saddles" without the courage of its convictions. ...read the complete Shanghai Noon movie review at TV Guide (Steve Simels)
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