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arsenalrvbest

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I'm sorry, but what did miss? Everybody else says this was a bad film, but they've clearly lost what Jackie Chan films are all about; lots of fast-paced action with a bit of humour mixed in and this film delivered it well. It's not a bad film,...
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I'm sorry, but what did miss? Everybody else says this was a bad film, but they've clearly lost what Jackie Chan films are all about; lots of fast-paced action with a bit of humour mixed in and this film delivered it well. It's not a bad film, but a bit different and I still think it is classic Jackie.

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Posted oct 25, 2007 10:28 pm pt

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Jackie Chan has starred in some great movies over the years (Legend of Drunken Master, Police Story, Shanghai Noon) and some bad movies, of which the Tuxedo falls into. The Tuxedo stars Chan as a chauffeur for a wealthy millionaire, who happens...
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Jackie Chan has starred in some great movies over the years (Legend of Drunken Master, Police Story, Shanghai Noon) and some bad movies, of which the Tuxedo falls into. The Tuxedo stars Chan as a chauffeur for a wealthy millionaire, who happens to be a secret agent with a powerful Tuxedo that allows him to perform remarkable stunts. After an accident, Chan tries on the Tuxedo and inadvertently gets thrust into the world of espionage, where he gets partnered up with Del Blaine (Jennifer Love Hewitt).

With that out of the way, the entire plot is rather far fetched and quite bad, as Chan and Hewitt have to stop a group of terrorists who have made a type of water that kills people when inhaled. Yeah. Now lets mention that Hewitt is horrid as her role. With that said, the rest of the movie is rather bad, even with Chan's unbelievable moves.

Overall, The Tuxedo is one of Chan's weaker movies, and should be avoided. If you love Jackie Chan, I happily suggest the three movies at the beginning of this review.

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Posted may 5, 2007 10:29 am pt

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Bad movie. What I did not like about the film was the fact that in the movie they make it look like all of Jackie Chan's character's fighting style was coming from the Tuxedo and that is what makes this movie less enjoyable. I did not like it very...
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Bad movie. What I did not like about the film was the fact that in the movie they make it look like all of Jackie Chan's character's fighting style was coming from the Tuxedo and that is what makes this movie less enjoyable. I did not like it very much, it was not very good and the plot was not very well written.

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Posted mar 8, 2007 9:55 am pt

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I thought that "The Tuxedo" was one of the lamest Jackie Chan films to hit the United States. While most of his other movies are somewhat believable, this one disregarded all lines of realism. Chan's interactions with Jennifer Love...
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I thought that "The Tuxedo" was one of the lamest Jackie Chan films to hit the United States. While most of his other movies are somewhat believable, this one disregarded all lines of realism. Chan's interactions with Jennifer Love Hewitt were just awkward. He needs Chris Tucker as his sidekick.

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Posted feb 26, 2007 10:39 am pt

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One of the best films ever. Jackie Chan is at his best in this film. He puts on a magical tuxedo and kicks butt. A classic film.

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Posted feb 3, 2007 9:43 am pt

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