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| | Big Brawl, The Review (1980) |
 | | Jackie Chan was one of the biggest stars in the world at the time this was produced, but not in America, so The Big Brawl represented his attempt to get a hit in West. |
 | | José Ferrer makes an unlikely Mr Big, especially as his mother is more threatening, and he doesn't even get his comeuppance at the end, despite all the trouble he's caused for our hero. |
 | | In fact, all the loose ends are tied up in the most perfunctory fashion, but never mind, while this may not be the best of Chan's movies, it provides some entertainment for the most part - if only his opponents were better fighters. |
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