Hey, I'm a GAP kid! I find it significantly more down-to-earth than, say, Abercrombie & Fitch. Lots cheaper, too.
Regardless, it's Jackie Chan's IKEA Adventure, not Jackie Chan's Mall of America Adventure. I envision the final scene unfolding at the checkout counter, where Uncle Bill (Bi Su) would hold up both the CIA and the Irish mobster with guns to their backs...only to reveal, after the arrest, that he was holding them up with pricing guns. The laughing reaction to that between Uncle Bill, Jackie Chan, and his girlfriend would be the freeze-frame finale before the end credits.
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Date: 2006-10-04 10:12 am (UTC)Regardless, it's Jackie Chan's IKEA Adventure, not Jackie Chan's Mall of America Adventure. I envision the final scene unfolding at the checkout counter, where Uncle Bill (Bi Su) would hold up both the CIA and the Irish mobster with guns to their backs...only to reveal, after the arrest, that he was holding them up with pricing guns. The laughing reaction to that between Uncle Bill, Jackie Chan, and his girlfriend would be the freeze-frame finale before the end credits.