One of his bigger budget films of the 90s and it shows.ĭrunken master 2.best blend of comedy and action out there.Ħ, 7, 8, 9, and 10.in no real order.In Rotterdam, 'Who Am I?' discovers that Christine is actually an undercover CIA agent who tapped his calls. Who am I: That fight on the roof alone is worth it.
#JACKIE CHAN MOVIES TORRENT REDDIT MOVIE#
Not a classic movie per say, but one of his early Hung era movies (golden age of JC) to show comedy as a selling point over action. Its not the typical HK pan and whip style, though present. Jackie racing to the hospital to save a dying top is a stand out for acting.Īrmour of gods 2: Operation Condor.The choroagraphy of his fights is top notch, but the camera work is actually notable. Its on par with his other big movies, but this movie actually has some character depth with some good acting. That's what I love about Jackie, you can pick any film of his at random and almost be guaranteed a good time.ĬRIME STORY: early 90s Jackie with his usual over the top stunts. These are my personal favorites, but there are some films of his I've never seen (his filmography is huge). Super Cop/Police Story 3: Not only some of the craziest Jackie stunts, but also the dynamic between him and Michelle Yeoh is great. Gorgeous: the movie itself is kinda meh, but the straight-up fist fights with no other props or shenanigans are awesome. Project A: even though the Buster Keaton/Chaplin influence is all over his career, I feel this one is the definitive tribute from Jackie to the silent Era films Rumble in the Bronx: One of the first Jackie films I remember seeing. It's far from his best american work, but I'm always entertained while watching them (also, Jackie vs Donnie Yen). I love the Western and British settings mixed with Jackie's trademarks. Shanghai Noon/Knights: Ehh, guilty pleasures for sure. The comedic timing in this movie definitely set it apart from other kung-fu films from the same time. Enough said.Īrmour of God: Love the 'Armour of God' series, they give you a sense of adventure similar to Indiana Jones, with some martial arts of course.ĭrunken Master: I'm not entirely sure, but I think this is the one that made Jackie a big star, and it shows. The Legend of the Drunken Master: Jackie Chan drunken fighting. Plus, that pole stunt near the end is just insane, one of the craziest stunts ever put to film. Police Story: The shopping mall sequence is probably my favorite action piece in any Jackie Chan film. Very funny movie, with an awesome Jackie Chan vs Benny Urquidez fight near the end. u/kungsardine, I marked you down for Young Master.ĭragons Forever: Jackie, Sammo-Hung and Biao Yuen dynamic is basically a Three Stooges with martial arts. Got you down for Op Condor and the others you mentioned.
Kinda 'cause I didn't want to have to list out his entire filmography. u/lekobe_rose, I didn't count you against anything. u/gufestus1, as you agreed with the previous post, I counted you for one of each of that list (minus one movie). u/JonnyShokker pointed out the Armour of God-Operation Condor chicken-or-egg naming system. u/m0ondogy pointed out the Miracles and Godfather of Canton are the same movie. He's got so many movies, I'd love to know which one's you think are the best.Įdit: The developing list, as your recommendations come in: Movieĭrunken Master 2 (Legend of the Drunken Master) What would be your Top 10 list of Jackie Chan movies? Principally from the pre-US era, but heck, why be restrictive. The wife is away for 10 days, so I'm having a Jackie Chan-athon!
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