I have never seen computer technology, and also the concept of electricity, misrepresented as much as they were in this film.
Has some wildly silly moments. But it gets a little too caught up trying to explain the plot for some stretches, and some non-Doug/Bob characters just aren’t so funny.
Fellini is the perfect director to capture the functional chaos in modern transit. The cars, the people, the camera, the scenery, the weather - intense motion in all directions, until it becomes so dense that it has nowhere else to go.
The Vatican fashion show and the discovery of the 2,000 year old frescos were both incredible scenes that will surely stick with me for a long time.
City Hunter is a total mess of a movie. Jackie Chan bounces around between three characters: City Hunter's iconic Ryo Saeba; normal Jackie Chan protagonist (but hungry); and a Looney Tunes character with every stock cartoon sound effect.
I can't emphasize enough how much it leans into the slapstick. I recently saw Hundreds of Beavers, and I'm not sure which movie leans into goofy cartoon more. City Hunter does it to much lesser success, though.
While annoying and bad at…
