Hidden Strike

Two highly trained operatives escort a group of civilians through a city wracked by gunfire and sudden blasts. Dragon Luo, a battle-hardened veteran, pairs with Chris, a capable partner with a quick wit, to guide the civilians toward a safe zone. The mission forces them to adapt as factions clash and the streets become a maze of danger. Humor surfaces between the gunfire as the team negotiates checkpoints, while the civilians' survival depends on timing and skill. The tension never lets up as the pair faces one tight squeeze after another, keeping the stakes high without tipping into melodrama. The film maintains a rapid tempo, never lingering on a single moment. The action feels tangible thanks to practical effects and clear stakes that keep the audience on edge.

Directed by Scott Waugh from an original screenplay by Arash Amel, the film pairs star power with kinetic action. The production used international locations and practical stunts, supported by a high energy crew, with a budget around eighty million dollars.

Critics describe it as a fast moving blend of action and humor that hinges on Jackie Chan and John Cena's chemistry. It delivers high energy set pieces and sharp dialogue, though several reviews note tonal shifts can feel uneven at times.

As a streaming release with cross-cultural cast, the film quietly marks Jackie Chan and John Cena as bridging figures for global action cinema. Clips circulate online, sparking memes about stunts and teamwork, though its cultural footprint remains moderate for fans worldwide.

Box office numbers are not publicly detailed, since the film reached audiences mainly through streaming platforms and international release windows, leaving theatrical grosses hard to compare with traditional releases. Its earnings, if any, are distributed across formats and regions. Streaming release broadened its reach beyond traditional markets globally, attracting fans worldwide.