Movie Info
Synopsis
A detective from Hong Kong teams up with an American gambler to battle against a notorious Chinese criminal.Wikipedia
Starring Cast
Skiptrace Reviews
2
The Jackie Chan film builds towards a buddy partnership as action remains unimaginative and the laughs few.
1
...unless you’ve ever found yourself wondering what it would be like to watch Jackie Chan dance to a Mongolian tribe’s cover version of Adele’s Rolling in the Deep, you needn’t suffer Skiptrace.
5
Resident in this tired wistfulness is perhaps the next evolution of Chan’s cinematic icon.
7
If you like Jackie Chan's brand of cinema, make no mistake; you will enjoy this.
7
While the humour and fight scenes are good, the film is a little long and has its laggy moments.
4
Apart from its cast, Skiptrace has very little to offer that you can recommend, enjoy or even remember. This Chinese-American goulash with a sprinkling of Mongolian and Russian elements is just all over the place.
3
This film doesn't even amuse leave alone entertain. There can be little return (even if hypothesized) on that!
-
This is your run-of-the-mill Jackie Chan movie and that’s what makes it exciting because you get to see something you like on screen without modifications.
5
The only saving grace in the film are the beautiful landscapes and a song sequence in Mongolia that is beautifully captured by cinematographer Chan Chiying's lens.Overall, watch Skiptrace only if you are a Jackie Chan fan.
-
Much of what happens in Skiptrace appears manufactured; the dialogues are no exception.
3
Skiptrace is weighed down by a lack of chemistry between its leads, but saved by Jackie Chan's ever-reliable action work, and an enjoyable travelogue angle.Just skip it.
