Rumble in the Bronx (1996)

   Hong Kong actor and director Jackie Chan edited "Rumble in the
   Bronx" for an Amerikan audience, and it shows.  "Rumble" caters to
   Hollywood's vapid and reactionary standards. Some of his earlier
   films--like Drunken Master II--were marked by political themes
   of revolutionary anti-imperialist nationalism. Sometimes accurate
   renditions of historical struggles, these films were also significant
   for the strong non-romantic roles played by women. But this is pure
   Amerikan tripe: gratuitous sex, violence, racial stereotyping and
   a politically meaningless plot. Jackie Chan is an excellent martial
   artist and a great entertainer. Too bad he has now sold his skills
   to the disgusting bourgeois Hollywood movie industry.