Jackie Chan's: The Myth

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Jackie Chan's: The Myth (2005)

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Title	Jackie Chan's: The Myth (2005)
Runtime	1 hr. 36 min.
Studio	Crackle Movies
Genres	Action and Adventure
Description	Martial arts legend Jackie Chan stars in this mystical, fantasy adventure as an intrepid archaeologist, Jack, who sets out on an adventure that would lead to the greatest discovery in Chinese history. In BC221 Qin Shihuang the first emperor of China started to build a royal tomb for himself despite his infatuation with immortality. Through the prodigious endeavors of more than 700,000 forced labourers, the mausoleum was completed 37 years later. Legend has it that to ensure utmost secrecy, all those who worked on the project were buried alive with the dead emperor. Over the next 2,000 years historians, tomb-raiders and happy-go-lucky adventurers alike had been honing in on the royal treasure, however, no one had ever succeeded in location the entrance to the mausoleum until now. When an ancient sword and a magical gemstone are uncovered in India the booty leads Jack (Chan) and an ambitious scientist to the mausoleum. Through a series of strange and provocative dreams, Jack sees himself reincarnated as Meng Yi, a general who fell for the first emperors beautiful consort. In order to solve the mystery behind his dream, Jack begins a quest for truth which ultimately gets him lost between the past and the present. Featuring Bollywood actress, Mallika Sherawat (Kis Kis Ki Kismat, Guru).

3 days ago

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Keep it chinese with english subtitles, this is just too corny with its english translation. The dubbing makes it horrible to watch.

4 days ago

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OK, different people have different theory.
I am Chinese. I have to say that Jackie Chen, Jet Li or Tony Jaa are my KungFu stars.
Base on the different historical background, everyone have different insightful idea.
If you want to see the Chinese film or feel the real mind in the movie, than you have to learn some Chinese histories.
In China, the KungFu not only means the muscles or the fast actions, but also means the deeper spirit in the your life.

2 months ago

I said that to but then I realized that she was sewing up a secondary would in his arm. In my honest opinion they should have just had her sew up his side so the viewerwouldn't be confused.

3 months ago

Nobody is better. They are just different. It depends on the kind of style that you like to watch. They are all awesome. Do you want more fight or do you want more story? It's just different. That said, Jackie Chan does a LOT of his stunts on his own, without special effects, that's the reason they look so fluid: they're real. A lot of people like that. Jet Li and Bruce Lee are very awesome, indeed, but they often use a lot of special effects or wires. A LOT of people like that, too. This doesn't make either of them a better Martial artist or actor. In my mind, they are very very different and do well at what they do, but I dub them equals.

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