Chinese chiropractor Teddy (Anthony Wong) is a widower struggling to raise his sullen teenage son Nicky (Stephen Fung) and his wild daughter Natalie (Gillian Chung from Twins). Teddy's kids are deeply embarrassed by their Dad's outlandish tales of his glory days. What they don't know is that their father leads a clandestine life protecting retired agents. When an evil nemesis re-appears and kidnaps Teddy to settle an old score, Nicky and Natalie, along with her boyfriend Jason (Daniel Wu), put their martial arts training into action and pummel the assassins that stand in their way.
 
"A cross between True Lies and Spy Kids...a family-friendly action comedy from Jackie Chan's production company..."  Joshua Zyber, DVD Talk
"...a mixture of Tim Burton's Big Fish, and Pixar's The Incredibles (with super powers replaced by kungfu prowess..."  Stefan S., A Nutshell Review
 


Editor's Note

Hong Kong actor/director Stephen Fung (GEN-X COPS, ENTER THE PHOENIX) and legendary action choreographer Woo Ping Yuen (KUNG FU HUSTLE, KILL BILL, THE MATRIX, CROUCHING TIGER HIDDEN DRAGON) team up for the martial-arts comedy HOUSE OF FURY. Teddy (Anthony Wong) is a middle-aged ex-secret-agent living as a widowed chiropractor raising two difficult teenagers, Nicky (director Fung) and Natalie (pop star Gillian Chung). The teens find it difficult to believe that their sedate father was once a James Bond-like spy until the day a vengeful foe from Teddy's past arrives on the scene seeking revenge, leading the family on a zany adventure brimming with high-flying martial-arts action.