Dragons Forever is a Jackie Chan 1988 action picture where Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao also plays powerful roles.Jackie Chan is a lawyer hired by a chemical factory baron in a pollution suit filed by two ladies who owns a fishing lake near the factory.Jackie and Sammo are after the ladies.Jackie's charactor is a playboy type looking to make friends with all the woman he meets. Sammo is after the girl (Deannie Yip Tak-Han) who got sick of relationship and men.He captures her heart by a funny sequence of date and dinner.Jackie befriends Pauline Yeung and invites her for dinner and the men loves the girls.
Yuen Biao is an educated crack and a funny guy.To help his friend Jackie he trespasses in to the apartment where the ladies are hearing.Sammo another friend of Jackie is staying in the nearby house, also to bug and win the case.Sammo catches Yuen Biao in the acts and get him land in police custody for stealing.
Jackie and Sammo initially loves the girls in using them for the case.Jackie for the witness and Sammo to sell the fishing lake after marrying the owner.But they get deeply in love.At that point Yuen Biao tells them the intentions of his friends and they drop the charge against him and gets indifferent to the two men.
Sammo stands in front of Tak-Han's car and gets it stopped.He got hit on head with a wrench and still he is unmoved standing there bleeding.At the court Jackey asks his girl whether she love or not.She replies positive when the judge insist that she answer it.And then Jackie asks for withdrawal from the case since he loves the girl.
Sammo and Yuen visit the factory and finds that drug refining is taking place there.Sammo is caught inside it and he is drugged forcibly by the villians. His two other friends and Nancy (Pauline) reaches the factory and in the fierce battle the villians are defeated.
There are good action sequences in this movie.The trio has done well in the action scenes.Kids can watch this movie , not much problem in it.
Kerala Box rating for this movie is 5.5 out of 10.0
Director: Sammo Hung