Jackie Chan returns to the big screen with his new movie "Railroad Tigers" which is scheduled to be released at the start of 2017. Fans of the "Drunken Master" will have a grand New Year as their favorite action star comes back with a huge 50-million-dollar-movie. The official trailer for "Railroad Tigers" has just been published. Check out spoilers below for Jackie Chan's upcoming movie "Railroad Tigers."
The upcoming movie "Railroad Tigers," set in World War II, promotes that even average people can become outstanding achievers too. Fans can expect the plot to center on this theme when "Railroad Tigers" hits the theaters next year.
"Railroad Tigers" will feature Jackie Chan, playing the role of Ma Yuan, as the head porter who leads a bunch of ordinary people comprising of a noodle shop owner, an amateur tailor, a railway trainee, a thug and an injured soldier. "Mr. Nice Guy" star and his ragtag team will be fighting the Japanese army.
The official trailer for the upcoming movie "Railroad Tigers" details that it will be an ambitious fight as Jackie Chan's team do not have weapons, and they will only be using their brains in the fight. Aside from being unarmed, the team of "Rush Hour" star is also outnumbered by the Japanese army.
Apparently, Jackie Chan and his team have one goal in fighting with the Japanese army. With some similarities with "Robinhood" theme, Jackie Chan aims to help provide for the poor, so he and his team will fight the Japanese troop.
Fans of "The Young Master" star can expect an intense action-packed movie as shown in the trailer, where Jackie Chan was on top of a moving train, while fighting with the Japanese army. As usual, fans will enjoy watching the movie as Jackie Chan also infuses some comedy in his scenes.
It’s been 56 years since I filmed my first movie when I was six, and I’ve worked on over 200 films to date. I’d... https://t.co/TyhDAHkltJ
— Jackie Chan (@EyeOfJackieChan) September 2, 2016
The upcoming movie of Jackie Chan is scheduled to hit theaters in China on Jan. 6, 2017. The "Railroad Tigers" will also have an English adaptation and will be released in North America, New Zealand, Australia and UK too via Well Go USA Entertainment, Yibada noted.
