Tommy L

One of the best movies I've ever had the pleasure of viewing. I'm so glad I went to the theater to watch this. The cast is just amazing. This film made me laugh, sad, happy, cry, and feel real closure. It is a must-watch if you have time to spare.

One of the best movies I've ever had the pleasure of viewing. I'm so glad I went to the theater to watch this. The cast is just amazing. This film made me laugh, sad, happy, cry, and feel real closure. It is a must-watch if you have time to spare.

This is a terrible movie filled with hidden propaganda. I've loved Jackie Chan movies ever since I was a child. The man was Super Man to me, an idol for Asian kids to look up to. The way Jacky bends over for the CCP is just disheartening. The movie has no heart, it's a vehicle to deliver propaganda through a force-fed tube, using Jacky as fuel. The once-great Jacky Chan has been dismantled into fuel for the CCP to propagate their ideologies. I couldn't help but laugh at the subtle nationalist propaganda that they thought they hid very well. Even at the very start of the film, they present a toy called Captain China. This has to be a joke, right?

Really exciting movie and keeps you on the edge of the seat. The cinematography is amazing, especially towards the climax. Who knew rock climbing would be so exciting to watch.

I wanted to like this, but it is comically bad. The story is sloppy at best. I can't believe they thought it would be good enough to have a sequel bait. The CGI is horrible, it's like watching amateurs use a green screen for the first time in some scenes. It kills immersion because it just makes you question the direction of the movie and who thought that this was a good idea to keep in the editing room. There are also way too many characters to even remember. They should have kept the cast smaller. I think if you want to watch this seriously, you're making a mistake. This is a bad movie that you can watch with friends and laugh at the poor execution of the story and its horrible CGI.

You have to approach this movie for its intended audience, which is children. I think it's enjoyable and funny if I watched this at a young age. It's a predictable storyline, but it has its charm. This is something that kids would thoroughly enjoy, it shows a very different dynamic from what a traditional family can be. I think that if you look at this critically through an adult lens, you are missing the point of the movie. It's crafted to entertain children to teach them moral lessons through slap-stick over the top comedy that is digestible for children.

This is a hilarious social commentary that is so ironic to watch living in America. The things that the character of Borat gets away with demonstrates how the social climate of the U.S. is today. You can be openly racist and demand the deaths of those who think differently from your own opinion.