Shanghai Noon
Chon Wang, a clumsy imperial guard, trails Princess Pei Pei when she's kidnapped from the Forbidden City and transported to America. Wang follows her captors to Nevada, where he teams up with an unlikely partner, outcast outlaw Roy O'Bannon, and tries to spring the princess from her imprisonment. From TMDB
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60 of 82 · most liked firstI consider any movie I watch around Christmas to be a Christmas movie. I like to watch Shanghai Noon this time of year, so now it’s a Christmas movie. Agent Cody Banks. Xanadu. Waiting to Exhale. They’re all my Christmas movies.
unlabelledView post →Haven’t figured out how to fly in the Sky of Blue here. Actor from Pop culture Film&TV (Mommie Dearest,T2, Air Force One, Apollo 13,Gatacca,Shanghai Noon - 24, Nikita, The Walking Dead) to Indie Art Film (Sid & Nancy, SAFE, Leaving Las Vegas, Candyman, and a couple hundred others:).🤷🏻😅✌️LibDem 4 evr
unlabelledView post →There's an interview I swear I read once, I wish I could find it, I just want proof I didn't imagine it, where some comedian claimed that "Shanghai Noon" ruined film comedy because Owen Wilson was allowed to adlib his way through it.
unlabelledView post →Next up, @rosiejoy.bsky.social gets in on the 2000 love with a look back at SHANGHAI NOON and becoming a Jackie Chan fan: www.fthismovie.com/2026/03/2000...
unlabelledView post →#nw Shanghai Noon (2000) 🎬 #NowWatching 📽️ #filmsky 🎥 letterboxd: 🟠🟢🔵 boxd.it/202a
unlabelledView post →What was the last good movie Jackie Chan starred in? Not a cameo or a voice role, I mean he was the star of the film. I've got a line in my script that he hasn't starred in a good movie since 2000's Shanghai Noon, but I feel like I must be overlooking something...
unlabelledView post →I watched Shanghai Noon recently (the movie where Jackie Chan is a Chinese cowboy called "Chon Wang") and it got me thinking, there's such an interesting alt history there if the US was just a bit less racist
unlabelledView post →As everything is super-grim today, please enjoy this fun fact: despite being a film critic, it took me about nine solid months to realise SHANGHAI NOON was a play on HIGH NOON.
unlabelledView post →Owen Wilson in BOTTLE ROCKET talks about Starsky and Hutch and then went on to play Hutch in a movie version; in SHANGHAI NOON, he plays a western outlaw and then a year later in THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS plays a city kid who cosplays as a western type.
unlabelledView post →If just one of those kids had seen the Jackie Chan film Shanghai Noon, they would have known how to do that with a piss-soaked t-shirt. I blame the parents.
unlabelledView post →My ★★★½ review of Shanghai Noon (2000) on @letterboxd: boxd.it/1zvkL7)
unlabelledView post →More preparatory work #FThisMovieFest with Shanghai Noon (2000). 🤠 #NowWatching #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →It's criminal that this film isn't a cult classic. The Shanghai Noon of the 1970s. Starring legends of their genre: Lee Van Cleef & Lieh Lo #filmsky #spaghettiwestern #kungfu #martialarts 🎥🎬
unlabelledView post →i'm watching Shanghai Noon and now i understand the appeal of crooked nose guy as an actor, but godddddddamn does this movie have issues
unlabelledView post →Tonight, Mike and I are diving into a trio of kung-fu comedies! We're discussing Shanghai Noon (2000), Kung-Fu Hustle (2004) and Kung-Fu Panda (2008) on #Watching100Movies! Join us for some live movie talk, right now, on Twitch! twitch.tv/christianael...
unlabelledView post →17. Shanghai Noon (2000 movie) I'mma just say that Jackie Chan's chemistry with Owen Wilson is just as great as his chemistry with Chris Tucker (though the later is still superior imo). It's just a super fun movie even if some elements are hardly used in said movie. 4/5
unlabelledView post →I was today years old when I realised that Shanghai Noon has "high noon" in the title. That's such a good movie title!
unlabelledView post →I remember reading a review of the Owen Wilson/Jackie Chan movie Shanghai Noon that said Wilson couldn't be more anachronistic if he were wearing a Hoobastank shirt and talking on a cell phone. That's the vibe I get from Denzel in the ads. Can't wait to see it.
unlabelledView post →When I was in college a bunch of us went of see SHANGHAI NOON. Mostly empty theater. When the credits started, an usher came out and was like "hey do you want to stick around for a free test-showing of this other movie?" It was BATTLEFIELD EARTH, and it was fucking _hilarious_.
unlabelledView post →I keep having a dream where I have an overdue movie from Blockbuster just sort of sitting around. I think the movie is Shanghai Noon but I will need to check next time I dream about it.
unlabelledView post →This is the start for Owen. Then he did Armageddon and Shanghai Noon and became a big movie star. #cultshelf
unlabelledView post →Watching this film after viewing Rumble in the Bronx a few nights ago probably didn't help my viewing experience for Shanghai Noon. I couldn't help but compare the two in terms of quality. #films #movies #filmsky #letterboxd #writingcommunity boxd.it/aJ32cp
unlabelledView post →Share the last movie you watched. Shanghai Noon… old fun little movie…
unlabelledView post →This just in: Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson are back with Osgood Perkins directing a sequel reboot series to the hit movie Shanghai Noon, called Shanghai Frights Coming this October only on Disney Plus
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching #Rewatch Shanghai Noon (2000) 🎬 #filmsky #movieswithmykids I fell asleep during Moana 2, so I gotta try that one again soon.
unlabelledView post →Pick a movie, keep one actor. The rest are muppets. Shanghai Noon Jackie Chan
unlabelledView post →amusingly Jackie Chan martial arts comedies were very specifically a kind of movie my dad thought was respectable and showed me all the time he thought Shanghai Noon was GENIUS
unlabelledView post →Loved that one when it came out. While we're at it, honorable mention for Shanghai Noon. The Kung Fu elements are more diluted compared to much that's on this list, but it's a delightful film (and was my introduction to Owen Wilson -- he and Jackie make an excellent duo).
unlabelledView post →Shanghai Noon is such a great movie. :)
unlabelledView post →My hot take: Rush Hour was a shit movie for the lowest common denominator. Shanghai Noon was the superior film, with artistic heart, better action, and greater comedy.
unlabelledView post →Film-wise: at 9pm, Renfield on Film4, Funny Cow on Sky Comedy, Shanghai Noon on Comedy Central or Parker on Legend. At 10pm, Blades Of Glory on TLC. At 10.50pm, The Hunt on Film4. At 11pm, Bonnie & Clyde on BBC2. At 11.10pm, Beetlejuice on BBC3. At 11.20pm, Nick Of Time on Legend #telly
unlabelledView post →When I was in London I went to the Prince Charles Cinema for their mystery movie because their list was full of so many bangers and ended up seeing Shanghai Noon but they apparently played Hellzapoppin' (one of top four faves that NEVER PLAYS) for the very next one letterboxd.com/thepcc/list/...
unlabelledView post →I watched "Shanghai Noon" way too many times when I was young. When DVDs became popular, the local movie store was selling VHS tapes on the *cheap* (10 for $10 at some point), and I picked this one cuz I liked Jackie Chan. Watched it over and over again, especially during school breaks!
unlabelledView post →I do dance. Unrelated: have you ever seen the 2000s under rated cowboy buddy movie starring Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson titled: Shanghai Noon?
unlabelledView post →Finally realized that the reason I recognized Walton Goggins from long ago was is because he was in Shanghai Noon, a movie I watched a million times as a child. With a face that unforgettable it feels like he’s always existed.
unlabelledView post →There were a lot of those Sean William Scott pairs up with an action movie actor after Shanghai Noon was a hit
unlabelledView post →Shanghai Noon A million jokes about cowboy Lightning McQueen aside this was a really fun movie that fits as both a kung fu film and a Western. There's a bit of an annoyance with fitting all of its characters into the plot but that's far from ruining the experience. 4.5/5
unlabelledView post →Pokemon: The First Movie Pokemon 2000 Pokemon 3: The Movie Digimon: The Movie The Hobbit (1977) Ultramarines: The Movie Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure Shanghai Noon Excalibur The Great Mouse Detective
unlabelledView post →28. Favourite movie Hard to say because I don't watch movies much, but I do love Shanghai Noon and 1988 Treasure Island (Soviet production)!
unlabelledView post →I also love classic martial arts movies. I first became a Jackie Chan fan watching his American films (mostly Shanghai Noon tbh), and a few years ago I made an effort to watch more of his Hong Kong films. Miracles: The Canton Godfather was a revelation, a 10/10 movie, I adore it.
unlabelledView post →Any David Leitch movie. He’s quickly become one of my favorite action directors - brings a whole new focus to the genre when the director has experience as a stunt performer. Otherwise, I actually really like Shanghai Noon/Knights. I think it’s some of Jackie Chan’s best choreography.
unlabelledView post →Everyone was trying to find the right formula to mix wire-fu and Hong Kong choreography into movies in the US, like Shanghai Noon. Somebody got the notion that The Three Musketeers was a good candidate, and this movie was born.
unlabelledView post →Pick a movie, keep one actor, rest are Muppets: Who should be kept as human in "Shanghai Noon"?
unlabelledView post →Same goes for me, watched Shanghai Noon as a kid, loved it, but seeing him as Mobius made me realise I loved Owen more than Jackie in that movie, I've always had a soft spot for him 🥰
unlabelledView post →It’s really hard to make sense of the movie Shanghai Noon through a 2024 lens because the lady Jackie Chan accidentally marries has the most agency of any character in the film & is the most competent (Dea Ex Machinas him multiple times) but she’s also not named at all and credited as “Indian Wife”
unlabelledView post →Movie : Shanghai Noon Song : "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah" Artist: Uncle Kracker youtu.be/UsOXkkhkOyI?...
unlabelledView post →🎬 The Top 4 Action Movies Released on May 26! What's your fave? 1. Kandahar 2. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales 3. Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest 4. Shanghai Noon Check out all 54 movies released on this day at https://todayinmovies.com #TodayInMovies #Movies #Film #Action
unlabelledView post →Keanu Reeves has the physicality and charm, but I just don't think it comes through, his action performances are too glum and serious. I can't imagine Keanu Reeves in a movie like Shanghai Noon or Rumble in the Bronx.
unlabelledView post →The (movie) Shanghai Noon 1080p (Prime)(US) $4.99 (Comedy) (iMDB) 6.7 Cast: Jackie Chan, Owen Wilson, Lucy Liu, Brandon Merrill, Roger Yuan, Xander Berkeley
unlabelledView post →Since we watched Shanghai Noon in the run up to #FThisMovieFest, we’re going for Shanghai Knights (2003). #NowWatching
unlabelledView post →The only thing I remember about the movie Shanghai Noon is Jackie Chan fighting with an umbrella to "Singin' in the Rain", full circle!
unlabelledView post →On the first @areyoumoviemad.bsky.social of the year I go and see High Noon on the West End stage, and then show Johnny Shanghai Noon for our amusement. www.podnose.com/are-you-movi...
unlabelledView post →The Hateful Eight is a weaker movie than Shanghai Noon.
unlabelledView post →Love her in the movie Shanghai Noon.
unlabelledView post →The (movie) Shanghai Noon 1080p (Prime)(US) $4.99 (Comedy) (iMDB) 6.7 Cast: Jackie Chan, Owen Wilson, Lucy Liu, Brandon Merrill, Roger Yuan, Xander Berkeley
unlabelledView post →Watching the first Rush Hour and the first Shanghai Noon are recent enough in my memory so I can say Shanghai Noon is the funnier movie.
unlabelledView post →Mystery movie was Shanghai Noon which is improved a full star rating by being a mystery movie you see theatrically while a little drunk
unlabelledView post →Happy (belated) Indigenous Peoples' Day! Movie: Shanghai Noon Year: 2000
unlabelledView post →#ASongOrMovieForWorldCities Shanghai Noon
unlabelledView post →What movie should I watch today? - Materialists - Shanghai Noon - The Amateur - Other
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