Thomas (Jackie Chan) and David (Biao Yuen) have a food truck in Barcelona. Thomas delivers the food and takes orders on his skateboard. They fight off a group of bikers. Bumbling private detective Moby (Sammo Hung) gets hired to find Gloria and her child. David's father gets out of a mental institution. Her Spanish girlfriend Gloria has beautiful daughter Sylvia (Lola Forner). Sylvia is actually a con woman stealing from unsuspecting men and being pursued by a lot of gangsters.
This is one of those 80's HK action comedies with Jackie and Sammo. As often is the case, the foreign actors are B-level. It traffics on stereotypes while fighting other stereotypes against the Chinese. The fighting action is top rate. There is one awesome stunt from Biao Yuen to start off. His butt must hurt after that. The story is simple. It's everything one expects from this type of movie. It's action. It's silly humor. The writing is simple. It's fun for those who love it although it doesn't have the Jackie Chan closing credit stunt outtakes. That's the only disappointing aspect for Jackie fans.
This is one of those 80's HK action comedies with Jackie and Sammo. As often is the case, the foreign actors are B-level. It traffics on stereotypes while fighting other stereotypes against the Chinese. The fighting action is top rate. There is one awesome stunt from Biao Yuen to start off. His butt must hurt after that. The story is simple. It's everything one expects from this type of movie. It's action. It's silly humor. The writing is simple. It's fun for those who love it although it doesn't have the Jackie Chan closing credit stunt outtakes. That's the only disappointing aspect for Jackie fans.