Jackie Chan releases movies in Twin Dragons, this movie another standard Jackie Chan romp. However, I was pleasantly surprised by what I saw in this film. The film revolves around twin brothers, both played by Chan, who are separated twin during their birth. One brother, John, grows up to become an exceptionally talented musician, who travels and performing around the world conducting orchestras. Other brother, Boomer, grows up on the streets and makes his way with various odd jobs, and fighting whenever necessary.

Through the years Boomer picks up a troubled friend, Tyson, who constantly shoots off his big mouth, placing the pair in constant trouble. Tyson soon manages to get on the bad side of a local mob boss who targets both Tyson and Boomer. When they loose a high-stakes car race As Boomer and Tyson flee Hong Kong, John as he arrives in Hong Kong for a concert. Before long, John and Boomer end up switching places, girlfriends, and responsibilities. The mistaken identity between the two brothers, they plays out very nicely in the film to some extremely humorous extents. Eventually Boomer and John must team up to rescue Tyson from the mob boss who wants them all dead.

Jackie Chan movies the storyline is only used as a basis for the incredible action sequences. In Twin Dragons, the mistaken identity plot of the film proves to be vastly more entertaining than the plot of any other Chan film to date. Therefore incredible action sequences in this film are not forced to redeem anything. Twin Dragons is all-around entertaining and a real step-forward for Jackie Chan films.