Best Jackie Chan

“The Legend of Drunken Master” is a 1990s Hong Kong film starring Jackie Chan. It depicts Wong Fei-hung’s journey to master the legendary drunken fist style, a martial art combining acrobatic combat with Taoist philosophy. The movie showcases innovative action sequences and explores themes of self-d...

The 1978 film Drunken Master showcases Jackie Chan’s emergence as a leading martial artist. Yuen Woo-ping’s direction established a unique style of wuxia combat centered around deceptively powerful movements performed while appearing intoxicated. The narrative follows Wong Fei-hung, a young martial...

In *Police Story 3: Supercop*, Alan Tam plays a Hong Kong detective who undergoes experimental gene therapy to gain superhuman strength and combat skills after being critically injured in a brutal shootout with Triad gangsters.

“Who Am I?” is a 1998 action-comedy film directed by Benny Chan and starring Jackie Chan. The movie’s notable use of an English script distinguishes it from Chan's previous work while maintaining his signature martial arts style. It’s a Hong Kong spy thriller featuring intense fight sequences blende...

“Armor of God” depicts a group of American businessmen and missionaries who, during the Nicaraguan Revolution, defend themselves and others with improvised weaponry and tactical skills against overwhelming odds, showcasing a surprisingly effective defense strategy.

Operation Condor is a brutal martial arts thriller set in South America during the 1970s, depicting a covert paramilitary organization’s systematic campaign of terror and assassination against leftist political opponents using lethal combat techniques and state-sponsored violence.

“Fearless Hyena” is a 1996 Hong Kong action film directed by Ringo Lam, featuring a group of unorthodox martial artists – including a hyena trainer – engaging in brutal and stylized combat against a ruthless criminal organization.

In *The Karate Kid* (2010), a young Daniel LaRusso relocates to Arizona and learns traditional karate from Mr. Han, facing off against a group of aggressive bullies seeking revenge for a past injustice.

Shaolin is a 2011 Chinese and Hong Kong martial-arts drama directed by Benny Chan. Set during the warlord era of the early Republic of China, it stars Andy Lau as a ruthless military leader whose defeat and refuge among Shaolin monks begin a process of moral transformation. Jackie Chan appears in a...

“Police Story: Lockdown” is a Hong Kong action film featuring John Wick’s Donnie Yen as a detective battling a ruthless criminal organization amidst a city-wide lockdown, showcasing intense gun-fu and close-quarters combat sequences.

“Chinese Zodiac” depicts a perilous international hunt for a legendary treasure map, featuring intense action sequences and complex martial arts choreography set against the backdrop of ancient Chinese mythology and traditions.

“Shaolin Temple,” released in 1978, depicts the intense training regimen and philosophical combat style developed by Bruce Lee’s character, Chen Tsui-Shan, alongside his mentor, Gong Yoo-Bin, within the Snake and Crane Arts martial art system.

Hong Kong action-comedy (1985) produced by and starring Sammo Hung alongside Jackie Chan, the second entry in the commercially successful Lucky Stars franchise.

Shaolin Wooden Men is a 1994 Chinese martial arts film featuring acrobatic stuntmen utilizing intricately crafted wooden puppets to simulate combat sequences during elaborate fight choreography. The film showcases complex physical performances and detailed puppet manipulation within a traditional w...

Half a Loaf of Kung Fu is a 1980 Hong Kong martial arts comedy starring Jackie Chan, notable for being an early project that helped establish his signature comedic fighting style.