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Lisa Schwarzbaum
Lisa Schwarzbaum is a film critic for EW
As a 19th-century Chinese Imperial Guard sent to the Wild West to rescue a kidnapped princess (Lucy Liu), Jackie Chan pans for laughs and shows off his inventively nimble moves. Owen Wilson, as his Sundance Kid-wannabe pardner, veers from comedically ornery to downright trying. There are one-liners heavy as tombstones, and director Tom Dey doesn't exactly have a light touch with the nonverbal comedy load, either. C
Posted Jun 09, 2000
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