Reviewed by: j.crawford Date: 03/26/2014 Summary: Funny funny In 1996, Mr. Mumble was a huge hit. A sort of sequel to Jackie Chan's City Hunter, the laughs and action are non-stop. Director Yuen never made another movie after this one, so that should tell you something. This is classic disposable Hong Kong filmmaking at its best and its worst. Reviewer Score: 6

Reviewed by: Sydneyguy Date: 08/22/2003 Summary: Unexpectedly good While Micheal Chow doesn't completely pull off his role, but the humour and the action do well in this movie. All the ladies are sexy, humour comes unexpectedly and is funny and the action is face paced and enjoyable!! Worth viewing!! 7/10 Reviewer Score: 7

Reviewed by: mpongpun Date: 08/10/2003 This flick was made just for Michael Chow. He stars as Ben Chow or Mang Boh which is the Hong Kong equivalent of Ryu Saeba from the City Hunter comic. This movie is more true to the comic series than Jackie Chan's CITY HUNTER. Yeah, both flicks depict Mang Boh chasing women, but in this one, you get to see Mang Boh use his modified .44 Magnum used with a shoulder brace. The flick starts off with Mang Boh getting fired from the Royal Hong Kong SDU after a botched hostage drill. Soon after his firing, Mang Boh meets a beautiful lady, Sheron (Pauline Suen), who he tries to flirt with. One event leads to another, and next thing you know, Mang Boh is hired to protect Sheron from some killers. Mang Boh soon finds out who the killers are after Sheron's father retires from triad life. It seems like Uncle Yee (Chow Chi-Fai), the right-hand-man of Sharon's father, is the guy behind everything and badly wants to be compensated for his past work. In order to get his due, he has hired members of Mang Boh's former SDU team to carry out his work. I found this flick enjoyable to watch. Michael Chow was funny and Pauline Suen looked good.

Reviewed by: STSH Date: 01/15/2000 Summary: Truly awful ! The ingredients for this Michael Chow vehicle seem promising. Chow plays the title character, a comic action figure much like many of the roles Jackie Chan plays. He and his tall and bald and very big partner (Eric Kee, who also produced) are caught drinking and womanizing in a bar when they should be on duty, on their sniper team. Mumble is fired for incompetence, the gets involved with a pretty young woman on the run from her triad fiance. The triad pays Mumble to get her to return, but then triad members start getting bumped off. Should have been exciting and funny, but the pace is so woefully slow and the direction so dull that even the few jokes fall totally flat. Don't be fooled ! Avoid this one. Reviewer Score: 1

Reviewed by: hkcinema Date: 12/08/1999 Mumble is originally a member of SDU, but once during a mission,Mumble was late reporting because he was chasing girls, his superior Kei Sir suspended him and forced him out of SDU. Mob boss Chiu Sai Bat doesn't like the mob's internal struggle affecting his daughter Ah Shuet, so he hires Mumble to protect her. Shuet doesn't want her father to continue dwelling among the underworld, so she causes trouble outside hoping to force her father to wash his hands clean. The mob's second in charge Uncle Yee wants to kill Shuet's father and to take his place. Mumble retreats from Wai Heung who constantly wants to kill him... [Reviewed by Next Magazine]