| Miracles (1989)
奇蹟
Director: Jackie Chan
Starring: Jackie
Chan, Anita Mui
Many consider Miracles to be Jackie's
best movie. Stunning in every department, Miracles established Chan as a
great director in addition to his already proven acting and martial arts
abilities.
In this film, Jackie Chan is a
good-hearted, down-at-heel youngster who finds himself in the wrong
place at the right time. Overnight, he finds himself heading one of the
biggest Triads in Hong Kong. Chan's basic decency sees him put his new
power to good use.
This is one of the most elegantly
executed Chan's films, which manages to combines superb camera work with
his trademark fast-paced action antics. There aren't as many action
sequences in this film. In fact, Jackie originally didn't want fighting
scenes. However, realizing his fans would expect action, Chan
brilliantly intertwined three incredible action pieces, the best being
the final at a rope factory.
Throughout the 1980s, Chan was blasted
by critics as someone who's only talent was directing and starring in
lighthearted action films with little plot and substance. Chan took this
criticism personally, creating Miracles, which was based on Frank
Capra's "Pocketful of Miracles."
DVD:
List Price: US $27.95
Sale
Price: US$10.95
Language:
Cantonese / Mandarin
Subtitle:
English / Traditional Chinese
/ Simplified Chinese / Japanese / Korean
/ Thai / Vietnamese / Spanish
All Regions
(Can be played on any DVD player in the
world)
Letter Box
Rating:
I - Suitable
for all audiences (roughly equal to an MPPA rating of
"G" or "PG") Films rated Category I
contain nothing most parents will consider offensive for
their children to see or hear. Nudity, drug use, explicit
language, violence and adult situations are largely
absent, and if present are seen only briefly and at a
moderate level.
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