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Congrats to the Winner! This was a fun one!!!

Leave all your comments about this movie down below!!!

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W.O.W Spin #31

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Teemu Laitinen

This is a good one. Can't wait to watch. Can't go wrong with Jackie.

AJ

🍿🔥FUN LFG! Loving the MIX of movies!

Neighbourhood Watch Alliance

A pretty good movie, though Jackie Chan's 1980s Hong Kong movies will forever remain unsurpassed

Rob Echo

Saw that in the theater when I was 13 and haven't seen it since but I remember it was hilarious, so enjoy this one.

Jason Vulgamore

Congratulations to Thomas. Great pick, very funny.

Clay F

Congrats Thomas. My kids liked this movie, and I remember liking it.

David Bennett

thrilled that this one managed to make the random cut! I very much hope that you also watch the sequel, Shanghai Knights. It's another fun ride. A few things that I feel need to be discussed: The rifle that Wang's wife uses is a henry 1860 lever action, chambered in .44 henry. It utilizes a 200 grain bullet with a muzzle velocity of 1125 feet per second, which is right below the speed of sound, and generates about 568 ft-lbs of energy. Long story, short: I'm not convinced that that round would have the capability to destroy a thick rope that was on the gallows. It might have, but I wouldn't fire just ONE and hope that it disables the rope entirely. Another thing that they got entirely wrong was the duration of a trip from china to the us in 1881. It would take a minimum of three months and probably a little more..... The last thing that grinds my gears about this is the box of gold those guys were hauling around. 100,000 pieces of gold? even IF they were 1/10 of an ounce of gold apiece, you are still looking at about 835 POUNDS of gold. NO WAY do two men casually sling something like that around all willy-nilly. Based on what I can see in the box at the end, my guess is quite a few of those gold pieces are substantially MORE than just 1/10 of an ounce. They would need a whole crew of guys and multiple smaller boxes to transport that. In todays dollars, that would be 22.5 MILLION bucks.....

Clay F

I liked the snippets of old ZZ Top and old Aerosmith. I like how worked out in the end with Chon/Roy and the two ladies (the princess and the Indian). You seem to like getting exposed to westerns. I like westerns. A Fistful of Dollars (1964) that won the poll (beat Tommy Boy by 2 votes) is a classic that I don't really remember. 3:10 to Yuma (2007), which I am fan, finished 4th out of 30 in it's poll.

Thomas Richter

Took me a while to get some time off to watch this. And I didn't even remember putting it in the list so I was surprised to hear my name. 😁

David-Omega13

Lots of fun. Good chemistry between the two leads. Great title.