Ride On Review
We take a look at the newest Jackie Chan family action dramedy that surprisingly features an interesting look at his legacy.
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We take a look at the newest Jackie Chan family action dramedy that surprisingly features an interesting look at his legacy.
An uneven swan song and a sometimes fun showcase for Jackie Chan, an action star with a legendary catalog of real-life injuries.
Red Hare, a horse that makes the actors look like chicken-legged weaklings, helps pull the emotional strings in this maudlin going over of old ground
Elegiac but still thrilling, this action dramedy gives Chan a variety of new acting challenges along with the expected gags and kung fu stunts the star is known for.
One doesn’t necessarily expect much going into a slapstick stunt animal comedy, and yet even by these softened standards, the director Larry Yang’s “Ride On”…