Jackie Chan returns as the adventurer known as Asian Hawk, a man who hires out his skills to whoever will pay for them. This time a Spanish baron sends him after a cache of Nazi gold that was hidden somewhere in the Sahara during the Second World War and never recovered. Armed with a key that supposedly leads to the hoard, and accompanied by a woman named Ada who knows the region and by Elsa, who is searching for her grandfather, he sets off across the desert.
Chan directed the film himself, working from a screenplay he wrote with Edward Tang and Fibe Ma, and he also produced it with Leonard Ho. It is the tenth of the fourteen features he has directed, following Miracles: The Canton Godfather and preceding Who Am I?, which arrived several years later. Carol Cheng, Eva Cobo and Shôko Ikeda play the three women who join the expedition, while Vincent Lyn and Jonathan Isgar appear among the supporting cast. Roughly two dozen performers are credited and the crew numbers about sixty.
The production carried a budget of fifteen million dollars and took in around twenty-four million worldwide. Audiences have rated it at 7.2 out of ten on IMDb across some twenty-five thousand votes and at 7.3 out of ten on TMDB, while a smaller group of critics gave it 6.3 out of ten from thirty-four reviews.
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