Kung Fu Yoga

An archaeological digs unearths the long-lost Magadha treasure of India, guarded by the vicious warrior Randall. Jack, an archaeology professor and kung fu master, teams up with Indian professor Ashmita and her assistant Kyra to race against Randall and his mercenaries to find the treasure. Their journey takes them from a frozen Tibetan ice cave to a Dubai desert and an ancient Indian temple.

Kung Fu Yoga received generally mixed to negative reviews from critics, though it was a commercial success, particularly in China. While the action sequences and Jackie Chan's presence were often cited as highlights, the plot was frequently criticized for being nonsensical and predictable, and the humor was considered by some to be juvenile.

• Features entertaining, albeit formulaic, action sequences typical of Jackie Chan.
• The plot is often nonsensical and relies heavily on improbable coincidences.
• Offers a lighthearted, family-friendly adventure with a global scope.

Google audience: Audiences generally found the film to be a fun and action-packed ride, appreciating Jackie Chan's signature stunts and the exotic locations. However, many felt the story was weak and the humor did not always land.

The film features a scene where Jackie Chan's character uses a special glove to thaw out a frozen artifact, a prop that was apparently very difficult to create convincingly.