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Robin-B-Hood (2006)
Directed by Benny Chan
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For never-do-well compulsive gambler Fong, there’s only one thing more fearsome than debtors at his doorstep - having to coax a crying baby. But what if the baby becomes his golden goose to fend off his debtors? Can he overcome his phobia of diapers, milk bottles, and cloying lullabies?
Length 126 minutes
Actors
Jackie Chan | Louis Koo | Michael Hui | Charlene Choi | Yuen Biao | Teresa Carpio | Gao Yuanyuan | Terence Yin | Conroy Chan | Andrew Lin | Ken Wong | Ken Lo | Hiro Hayama | Cherrie Ying | On-On Yu | Chen Baoguo | Matthew Medvedev | Ku Feng | Wong Yuk-Man | Joe Cheung | Hui Siu-Hung | Bonnie Wong | Gordon Lam | Jason Tobin | Asuka Higuchi | Tony Ho | Don Li | Mandy Chiang | Gill Mohindepaul Singh | David Lee Ka-Yan | Nicky Li Chung-Chi | Wong Chi-Wang | Ho Yat-Wah | Tsui Kin-Wah | Nicholas Tse | Daniel Wu | Wong Pak-To | Leo Lo Hoi-Ying | Vincent Chik Miu-Chan | Eddie Che Wai-Yin | Chung Ka-Lung | Christian Kila | Jonathan Lee Yat-Sing | Choy Tak-Kwan | Lisa S. | Yee Tin-Hung | Sam Kai-Sen Huang | Johnny Cheung Wa | Luk Man-Wai | Victy Wong | Winnie Leung | Terence Tsui Chi-Hung | Ling Chi-Man | Wong Man-Kin | Mike Moh | Ng Kong | Chan Tat-Kwong | Ion Alexander Dam | Chan Ho Ting | Mayu Yahagi | Sumiko Chan | Jan Paul Smith | Gladys Fung | Leung Chiu-Yi | Leung Miu-Yi | Lau Fu-Ting | Hui Sze-Man | To Yuk-Kwai | Tai Yiu-Fai | Luk Chi-Ming | Chen Kwok-Shing | Tong Chi-Kit | Lee Wah-Chu | Chow Chi-Keung | Lee Wai-Chee | Chan Ka-Man | Lee Shun-Him | Lun Pui-Kei | Sarika Choy | Kwan Ling | Fanny Wong | Joey Chan | Fu Kim-Hung | Jacky Low | Che Jan-Bong | Chau Ka-Sing | Jason Yip | Chui Hiu-Fung | He Jun | Jack Wong Wai-Leung | Park Hyun-Jin | Anthony Carpio | Accord Cheung Kwok-Wai | Vernon Fong
Viewing History (seen 1 time)
| Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09/06/2020 | TV | DVD | Library | 5.5 stars |
| (Average) 5.5 stars |
Viewing Notes
About 30 minutes into this I remembered why I’ve always skipped this movie in Jackie Chan’s oeuvre. Unless it’s HARD BOILED, “baby in peril” flicks are not for me nor are “inept men suddenly have to take care of baby” movies. Ugh
At least the baby is super adorable. Also, slapstick action comedies with this premise should never ever be over 2 hours long. Love ya, Benny, but sometimes ya gotta pull the brake lever. Also gets a downgrade for casting Charlene Choi and then making her unwanted by Louis Koo. Probably the most unrealistic thing of the entire movie.
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