![]() ![]() When he isn’t in motion, he stares vacantly, communicating his shock and trauma, his character merely a violent automaton. It’s a refreshing change of pace to see Chan in this more serious role, but he isn’t given all that much to do. ![]() Brosnan is the talker, deploying his suaveness, talking out of both sides of his mouth to British politicians and his cabal of former (or are they?) IRA militants. ![]() His fighting style in the film is brutish, resourceful and extremely effective. Chan, now in his 60s, isn’t the energetic tornado of whirling kicks and punches he once was, but he’s still got it.
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