Jason Flemyng

Jackie Chan

Charles Dance

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Yao Xingtong

Anna Churina

Christopher Fairbank

Rutger Hauer

Martin Klebba

Yuri Kolokolnikov

Pavel Volya

Vilen Babichev

Mikhail Mukhin

Aleksandr Tsyoma

Aleksey Ogurtsov

Igor Jijikine

Vladimir Dolinskiy

Igor Ogurtsov

Andrey Merzlikin

Aleksandr Oblasov

Gennady Gorbachev

Anton Tuzikov

Yakov Levda

Mark Luu

Charles Luu

Lance Luu

Aleksandr Robak

Nikita Tarasov

Igor Kistol

Igor Korovin

Kseniya Petrukhina

Ma Li

Alexey A. Petrukhin

Ivan Kotik

Ruslan Bankovskiy

He Jun

Alexandr Kovtunets

Li Mengmeng

Aleksandr Gorbatov

Li Yu

Nikita Minyaychev

Dmitry Kropivnitsky

Sergey Lobanov

Victor Sharovarov

Gleb Ivanov

Vladimir Danay

Maxim Shishov

Evgeniya Shipova

Pang Guochang

Chen Xingyu

Oleg Stepchenko

Gleb Fetisov

Marina Bespalov

Jiří Kuba

Aleksandr Solovyov

Yury Sysoev

Nikolay Goryaev

Mariya Zaykovskaya

Gulya Beyshenova

Denis Panov

Bin Liao

Alexey Gusev

Artur Abidnov

Dmitriy Paltsev

Sergei Selyanov

Petr Zelenov

Arthur Mirzoyan

Ivan Gudkov

Alexandra Magakyan

Ng Man-Ching

Nikolai Gogol

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Honestly as much as there were some cringy moments, mainly bad dubbing, and poor acting from the likes of Schwarzenegger and to an extent Chan, I can't say I was bored mainly for how bizarre the movie was at times. I think if you cut this down by 20-30 minutes, would be okay for the family given the humor involved. IDK, it was inoffensive as a whole. **2.5/5**

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I usually love these historical romps, and ordinarily Jason Flemyng can be relied upon to turn in a reasonable performance - but sadly, not so here. This is pretty terrible. Excessive reliance on computer effects, and some shockingly hammy efforts from Jackie Chan and Arnold Schwarzenegger bemuse more than entertain. What on Earth are they doing in this dross? Indeed, though to a lesser extent, could that question be posed at rent-a-stars Charles Dance and Rutger Hauer. The story, not that it remotely matters, centres around Flemyng's "Jonathan Green" - a map maker charged with charting the Russian Far East. After a few rather limply devised and overly choreographed adventures, he ends up in China facing the almost comically un-menacing "Dragon Master" (Chan) whilst the deposed Czar of all the Russias (complete with the eponymous mask) escapes imprisonment in London and a battle royal looms... It's trying, to be fair. It mixes the mystic with the scientific; it even has a go at being witty now and again, but the sum of the parts is nowhere near good enough at the end. It lumbers along for almost two hours with a largely pedestrian dialogue and a sort of portmanteau style of delivery that smacks of a student assemble-edit. I am afraid that this film is really nothing at all to write home about; a very disappointing effort from some stars who might have known better and from some writers who might have done us all a favour by leaving the tops on their pens.

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Written by JPV852 on Mon Dec 28 2020

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