Everyone must be very high while making Fantasy Mission Force cause this is easy the strangest movie starring Jackie Chan, Brigitte Lin and Yu Wang i've ever seen.There actually a plot in this movie but most of the time it go nowhere for no good reason.The movie is so freaking random that by the time it end i still don't know why or how that happen.I'm never bore while watching this movie,but......ugh!Go watch Eastern Condors if you want a true kung-fu war movie

Rated NR(Would Be Rated R for Violence and Brief Nudity). Quebec Rating:13+ Canadian Home Video Rating:14AI got fantasy mission force along with master with cracked fingers on VHS about five years ago.Don't be fooled by the cover saying that Jackie Chan stars in this film.He is only in the film for a couple of scenes however the scenes he is in are great and (spoiler) him and his business partner are the only ones in the film who do not die (End of spoiler).Jackie Chan may not be in this film very much but its still not too bad.This isn't really a kung fu film.Its more of a crazy action film with zombies,amazon women,men in kilts etc.THere are a couple of fight scenes but this isn't really a martial arts film.Its pretty funny how they have amazon women even though this film takes place in the 1940's.The film is about a couple of people in 1940s china during world war 2 looking for gold.However during this they get into plenty of misadventures.Fantasy Mission Force is a wild crazy movie and you just have to see it to believe it.But this is not a Chan film.Runtime:90min 7/10

I saw this movie in a bin at the local department store. I remember thinking "wow a Jackie Chan movie for 4.99" Little did I know that Jackie only has a small role,(His face was all over the DVD case). When I got home I watched the movie and it made no sense at all. It was supposed to take place During world war two and there was a guy who looked like Abe Lincoln and the allied forces were talking about sending 007 in (There was a sean connery photo) to rescue the generals and they mentioned Snake Plisskin and even Rocky Balboa. That was weird enough. But it got worse when in another scene, cars obviosly from the 70s came driving up with a gang in them. I gave up and turned the DVD player off. I never watched the movie since. These are just my views though...

This movie contains all of the elements required for a spectacular movie: -Kung Fu -Violence -Japanese invading America -female Indians who attack using 300 foot long flowing scarfs -a haunted house -Nazi's in Buick's* -kilt wearing Scottish guards Seriously. With exception that the dialog is utter crap, and there's little/no plot to the movie, it's quite runny in an "I've had a few too many beers, and need to watch something that I won't remember in the morning anyway." *(We counted: something like 37 Buick's, 1 Chevy, 2 Pontiac's, 1 ford LTD, 1 Dodge)