Shanghai Knights Soundtrack (

Shanghai Knights Soundtrack (2003) cover

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Rating: 6.20/10 from 112000 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Los rebeldes de Shanghái
Title in Italiano:

2 cavalieri a Londra
Title in Português:

Em Defesa de Sua Majestade

Synopsis

Shanghai Knights is a 2003 action comedy film directed by David Dobkin. It is the sequel to the 2000 film Shanghai Noon. The film stars Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson as Chon Wang and Roy O'Bannon, who travel to London to avenge the murder of Chon's father and retrieve the stolen Imperial Seal of China.

Chon and Roy team up with a Scotland Yard detective named Artie Doyle to track down the killer, Lord Rathbone, who is planning to assassinate Queen Victoria. Along the way, they encounter a series of misadventures and comedic situations as they navigate the streets of Victorian London.

As they get closer to uncovering Rathbone's plot, Chon and Roy must rely on their martial arts skills and quick wit to outsmart their enemies and save the Queen. The film culminates in a climactic showdown at the Tower of London, where Chon and Roy face off against Rathbone and his henchmen in a thrilling battle.

Shanghai Knights received mixed reviews from critics but was praised for its action sequences and the chemistry between Chan and Wilson. The film was a moderate box office success and has since gained a cult following among fans of the buddy cop genre.

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Play Title Artist
Shanghai Knights
Gangway Charlie
In My Canoe
The One I Love Best
Let's Go
England Swings
Bread And Butter
Singin' in the Rain
Redman
The Minuet (From The Quintet In E 3rd Movement)
Brandenburg Concerto No. 1 In F Major
Magic Bus (The Who Matter Remix)
Time Of The Season
Chocolate Milk
Saloon Ragtime
One
Winchester Cathedral
Yeh, Yeh
My Generation
Hot Pasta
All Day And All Of The Night
All Day and All of the Night (Jessica Harp)
Randy Edelman: Performer
Magic Bus (The Who)
Randy Edelman: Performer
Time of the Season (The Zombies)
Randy Edelman: Performer
England Swings (Roger Miller)
Randy Edelman: Performer
One (Harry Nilsson)
Randy Edelman: Performer
Yeh Yeh (Georgie Fame)
Randy Edelman: Performer
Winchester Cathedral (New Vaudville Band)
Randy Edelman: Performer
My Generation (The Who)
Randy Edelman: Performer
Hot Pasta (Matter)
Randy Edelman: Performer
The Seal in Danger (Randy Edelman)
Randy Edelman: Performer
Father Theme (Randy Edelman)
Randy Edelman: Performer
The Buddies Visit Buckingham Palace (Randy Edelman)
Randy Edelman: Performer
Rathbone's Evil Heart (Randy Edelman)
Randy Edelman: Performer
Knights in Shining Armor (Randy Edelman)
Randy Edelman: Performer
Painkiller (Kim Ferron)
Randy Edelman: Performer

User reviews

Melissa Carter
7/10

The musical score of Shanghai Knights complements the chemistry between Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson, enhancing their on-screen dynamic and adding depth to their characters.

Paul Davis
7/10

The soundtrack of Shanghai Knights perfectly captures the adventurous and comedic tone of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Sarah Campbell
8/10

The music in Shanghai Knights effectively sets the mood for each scene, whether it's a high-energy action sequence or a lighthearted comedic moment.

Lisa Moore
2/10

The choice of songs seemed out of place and did not enhance the overall atmosphere of the film. Instead of adding to the tension and drama of the plot, the music often felt like an afterthought, detracting from the viewing experience rather than enhancing it.

Sarah Walker
9/10

The blend of traditional Chinese instruments with Western orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack creates a unique and dynamic sound that perfectly complements the fusion of cultures portrayed in the movie. It adds depth to the story and helps transport the audience to the different settings, from Victorian London to the wild west.

Patricia Martin
6/10

The soundtrack of Shanghai Knights is a mixed bag for me. While it effectively captures the adventurous and comedic tone of the film, some tracks felt a bit generic and uninspired.

Sarah Thomas
6/10

I appreciated how the music accompanied the action sequences, adding an extra layer of excitement and energy to the scenes. The blend of traditional Chinese instruments with Western orchestral elements was a nice touch.

David Campbell
8/10

The blend of traditional Chinese music with Western elements in the soundtrack reflects the cultural fusion portrayed in the film, creating a unique and memorable sonic landscape.

Patricia Wright
5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Shanghai Knights served its purpose in enhancing the on-screen action, but it fell short of leaving a lasting impression on me. It was a functional but forgettable aspect of the movie experience.

Michelle White
5/10

However, there were moments when the music felt repetitive and predictable, failing to stand out on its own. I wish there had been more variety in the soundtrack to better complement the diverse settings and moods of the film.

Carol Thomas
10/10

The soundtrack of Shanghai Knights perfectly captures the adventurous and comedic tone of the film. The music enhances the action sequences and adds excitement to the martial arts scenes, making them even more thrilling to watch.

Robert Perez
4/10

I found the soundtrack of Shanghai Knights to be quite disappointing in my opinion. The music failed to capture the excitement and energy of the action scenes, making them feel lackluster and uninspired.

Karen Thomas
8/10

The soundtrack of Shanghai Knights successfully transports the audience to the Victorian era and London setting, immersing viewers in the world of the film through its evocative music.

Kimberly Parker
10/10

The main theme of Shanghai Knights is catchy and memorable, staying with you long after the movie ends. It effectively sets the tone for the film and serves as a musical anchor throughout the adventure, enhancing the overall viewing experience.