Twin Dragons (1992) aka Twin Dragon, Brother vs Brother, Double Dragon, original Hong Kong movie trailer!\n\nStarring:\n\nJackie Chan (twin 1)\nJackie Chan (twin 2, lol!)\nMaggie Cheung Man Yuk\nNina Li Chi\nTeddy Robin Kwan\nJohnny Wang Lung Wei\nGuy Lai Ying Chau\nDavid Chiang Da Wei\nJamie Luk Kim Ming\nKirk Wong Chi Keung\nPhilip Chan Yan Kin\n\nDirector: Ringo Lam Ling Tung, Tsui Hark\n\nAction Director: Jackie Chan, Chui Siu Ming, Tony Leung Siu Hung, Stephen Tung Wei, Yuen Woo Ping\n\nPlot:\n\nTwin brothers were separated at birth in the 60s and lived in two different surroundings. One lives with his rich family and becomes a famous musician. The other lives with a prostitute and becomes a street wise punk. A few years later, they reunite in Hong Kong by accident.\n\nTsui Hark let the official credited director Ringo Lam take care of the action scenes. Tsui Hark is in fact involved and interested in developing the comical dimension of the movie by offering Jackie Chan richer and more interesting situations than usual to show his comedian skills. The Tsui Hark/ Lam cocktail works but it remains an amusing movie above all.\n\nThis is another one of my favourite Jackie Chan movies. The kung fu and action sequences are great and comedy\'s not too bad either. Its much much better than Jean Claude Van Damme\'s crappy Double Impact which has similar theme of twins separated at birth.\n\nPlease rate & comment. Please check out my other trailers, end fights, interviews & documentaries. Thanks for watching & I hope you will subscribe because I have so much more cool stuff to share with you!\n\nThanks,\n\nHKSBFan\n\n(Hong Kong Shaw Brothers Fan)\n\n.

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