Giancarlo is an ambitious Druglord who is receiving some stolen cocaine from his arch rivals, the Demons. However, after a gun fight, a piece of scenery is blown away, revealing a woman named Diana, a reporter. She flees with the incriminating video tape she just took.

Meanwhile, Jackie, a beloved cook of a hit television show is walking home when he runs into Diana. Acting in only her self defense, he takes them down. However, angered, the gangsters target Jackie and Diana and him try to escape once more. They do, but not before the reporter accidentally switches her tape with one of Jackie's cooking shows. Now, suddenly, Jackie is on the run from the Demons and Giancarlo, his girlfriend Miki being held ransom. His quest; to bring the tape to them before she is killed. There's only one problem: his nephew took it, thinking it was a new action movie.

MOVIE REVIEW

Jackie Chan once again delivers superb, fun fighting, choreography, and stunts, just like in every movie. Also, like every movie, he's the only quality actor (although Miki was okay). Besides the destruction scene at the end and some really funny sequences, Mr. Nice Guy isn't quite as exciting as some of Jackie's movies. Bad acting, unoriginality, and lack of excitement gives Mr. Nice Guy a lower rating in my book.
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