Thunderbolt

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Carlos T @RT67858720 Apr 13 A trama acompanha Jackie, um mecânico habilidoso que vive entre motores, graxa e a rotina familiar ao lado do pai, ajudando a polícia em operações com veículos. Em uma dessas ações, ele cruza o caminho de Cougar, um criminoso perigoso perseguido pela Interpol. Ao testemunhar contra o vilão, Jackie desencadeia uma vingança brutal: suas irmãs são sequestradas. A partir daí, o filme abandona qualquer leveza e mergulha em uma narrativa de urgência — onde o herói precisa competir em uma corrida mortal para salvar quem ama. É nesse ponto que Thunderbolt se diferencia: não é apenas sobre vencer corridas, mas sobre sobreviver às consequências de suas escolhas. 🎯 Nota final: 7 / 10 See more Tommy @doomtomb 02/24/2024 they did such horrible things to Jackie Chan's character See more 12/10/2021 Scenes with cars are incredibly bad(power rangers effect), but I liked it for being practical effects and not cgi. Cliche and confusing story i've seen many times in other movies.... a hard movie to watch See more 11/23/2020 The driving scenes are hard to watch, as they are sped up to the point of absurdity. See more Tim W @Timofdragons 12/07/2019 Boring, cheesy, and contrived. The fight scenes were nice and brutal, but I hated the editing. And the drama was worse than a soap opera. Meh. See more 04/08/2017 Jackie Chan always wanted to prove that he could star in serious fare and not only action comedies. After Rumble in the Bronx (1995) proved a surprise hit in the US, Chan made this action-drama that never made it to American cinemas. (His return to action comedies proved a better career move and Rush Hour finally broke him through in the States in 1998). Here, Jackie plays a mechanic who works with the police to get illegally modified cars off the Hong Kong streets. He pisses off a criminal race car driver who kidnaps his sisters and challenges Jackie to a race (in Sendai, Japan) in order to get them released. There is a fair amount of hand-to-hand combat (but apparently Jackie used a stunt double in some scenes due to a sprained ankle); however, most of the action depends on fast moving cars that sometimes crash and blow up. I noticed in the credits that Sammo Hung was one of the stunt drivers (!?!). As usual with Jackie's films, the plot is secondary (and strains credibility) and the stunts are primary. They do hold one's attention but the decision to go "gritty" rather than "funny" means that the film suffers as a whole. See more Read all reviews

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