This film appeared during a period when studios were eager to capitalize on the popularity of Jackie Chan, Jet Li, and Chow Yun-fat following the success of movies like Rush Hour. The Tuxedo is an action-comedy that doesn't quite succeed, although there are numerous unnecessary close-ups of Jennifer Love Hewitt. While it has occasional entertaining parts, it’s mostly unremarkable even with Jackie Chan showcasing his …

It’s enjoyable enough to consider watching again, and I can certainly suggest it. I find it hard to believe Jackie Chan has ever made a truly bad film; very few people possess his particular skillset, and the unique style he brings would still stand out even if others attempted something similar. A large part of his appeal comes from his unassuming personality, and this movie highlights that as he portrays someone…

The visual effects ended up overshadowing what Jackie Chan brings to the screen. It seems unnecessary to rely on wire work when he’s demonstrated his abilities in a far more impressive and authentic way throughout his filmography.