Twin Dragons

Synopsis

Twin Dragons is a 1992 action-comedy film starring the legendary Jackie Chan, in a double role as estranged twins separated at birth. One is a famous conductor, while the other is a streetwise martial artist. When their paths inadvertently cross, chaos ensues as they must work together to overcome a dangerous criminal organization. Filled with Jackie Chan's trademark stunts, thrilling fight sequences, and comic moments, the film offers a blend of excitement and humor that keeps the audience entertained from start to finish. As the twins navigate their differences and similarities, they discover the true meaning of family and togetherness, making Twin Dragons a heartwarming and action-packed cinematic experience.

Cast

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  Jackie Chan

  Ma Yau (John Ma) / Die Hard (Boomer)

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  Maggie Cheung

  Barbara

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  Nina Li Chi

  Tammy

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  Teddy Robin

  Tyson

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  James Wong Jim

  Mr. Ma

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  Sylvia Chang

  Mrs. Ma

Reviews

Twin Dragons received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 44%, citing that while the movie showcases Jackie Chan's impressive physicality and comedic talent, the plot feels formulaic and lacks depth. However, IMDb users rated the film at 6.4/10, appreciating the dynamic performances of Chan in the dual roles and the well-choreographed action sequences. Metacritic scored Twin Dragons at 54/100, highlighting the film's entertaining blend of action and comedy. Overall, critics praised Jackie Chan's charisma and the film's energetic pace, making it an enjoyable watch for fans of the martial arts genre.