FeaturePG-132023·103m·6.9

Hidden Strike

There is a plan. They just don't know what it is.

ActionComedyThrillerAdventure

Two elite soldiers must escort civilians through a gauntlet of gunfire and explosions.

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Cast

Jackie Chan

Dragon Luo

John Cena

Chris

Pilou Asbæk

Paddock

Amadeus Serafini

Henry

Jiang Wenli

Professor Cheng

Gong Jun

Hai Ming

Xu Jia

Shen Wei

Hou Minghao

Assistant Ning

Chen Jingke

Movie Detachment Crew

Ma Xinrui

Mei

Rima Zeidan

Li Yan

Hani Adel

Captain Azir

Ernest Manson

Morgan / Henry's Team

Tim Man

Knox

Rachael Holoway

Henry's Team

Kevin Ta

Henry's Team

Lee Huang

Henry's Team

Paul Andreovski

Henry's Team

Marvin Bouvet

Henry's Team

Isaac Fernandez

Paddock's Team

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$80.0M
Revenue
Age rating
PG-13
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Talent International MediaXYZ FilmsChangchun Film StudioHuaxia Film DistributionFlame Pictures CompanyEpitome Capital

Crew

Director

Scott Waugh

Writers

Arash Amel

Sebastian T. Krawinkel

Production Design

Tony Cheung Tung-Leung

Director of Photography

Scott Waugh

Editor

Connie Loeng

Costume Design

Nathan Furst

Original Music Composer

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Reviews

MovieGuys

7/31/2023

6.0

Hidden Strike is a functional East meets West, military action thriller. There's reasonable chemistry between Jackie Chan and John Cena. Both are likeable and function well together, as an action duo.Chan has a well established background in this kind of film, backed by decent martial arts skills, that are, once again, on display. Cena has an imposing physical presence that works equally as well. It helps no end either, that both can actually act. Where this film falls down somewhat is it feels a little random. I think the key issue is there is a lack of building cohesive momentum towards a final show down, with the bad guy. Instead, what you get is a series of well choreographed gun and fight scenes, that feel "loosely thrown together" in a way that sort of works, just not terribly well. Had more thought be put into linking these scenes into a more cohesive thematic story, it would have been a much better experience. In summary, decent action, decent chemistry between the action buddy duo. Let down somewhat by an overly loose and disjointed approach, to the overriding action sequences and the basic story they are supposed to help tell.