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A CG-animated comedy about a lazy, irreverent slacker panda, Po (Voiced by Jack Black), who must somehow become a Kung Fu Master in order to save the Valley of Peace from a villainous snow leopard, Tai Lung. Set in the legendary world of ancient China, this is the story of Po, our unlikely hero, who enters the rigid world of Kung Fu and turning it upside down. Po ultimately becomes a Kung Fu hero by learning that if he believes in himself, he can do anything

Rush Hour 3 is the third installment in the action comedy film series starring Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker, that began with Rush Hour (1998) and continued with Rush Hour 2 (2001). It is in pre-production as of July 2005. The film has been recently delayed and was pushed back to 2006. In November 2005 New Line Cinema was able to sign both actors. Producers aim to keep the budget under US$120 million. 

The sequel will be set starting in New York City, where Rush Hour 2 left off, then into an undecided country in Africa, rumors that Jackie Chan prefers it to be in Egypt, yet Chris Tucker, South Africa.. Variety reported in May 2005 that the film was going ahead on a budget of around US$100 million as soon as Chris Tucker signed a two-picture, $40 million contract with New Line Cinema for Rush Hour 3 and an unrelated film, but Jackie Chan said in July that, despite being a "good friend", Tucker was making too many demands such as final cut approval and an increased salary . The future of the project had been cast into doubt the previous month when it was announced that Brett Ratner, who directed the first two films, had signed on to direct X-Men 3. However, Ratner has confirmed that he will do Rush Hour 3, right after X-Men 3.

Jackie Chan is a lucky man. At the age of 51, he can still do action. However, his dream is to be the actor who can fight and no longer the fighter who can act. After his action-drama 'New Police Story' comes his next 'different' Jackie-Chan-movie called 'Project BB'. Chan wrote it himself and it is about three gangster (Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao) who kidnap a little baby. They get in a lot of trouble during trying to take care of the child. It drives them crazy and hence we can expect them not only to be the anti-heroes of this film, but also real villains. Jackie Chan said in an interview that there would be a scene where his character purposely burns the baby's hand with a cigarette. Let's hope that Chan's promise of a great and unique type of comedy film will become reality.

Joe is a lawyer who stole millions of dollars from his former employer. Friendly is the hitman who is being paid $2 Million to kill him. However, things go wrong when Joe saves Friendly's life, and introduces Friendly to the girl of his dreams. Now Friendly has a decision to make. Should he go through with what he started and kill Joe? Or should he abandon his stressful way of life that he hates and follow his heart? Friendly has to decide quickly, or his employer will send others to do his job, and kill him too.

Directed by
Stanley Tong

Inspector Wing of the Hong Kong Police Force has become the victim of a gang, led by the evil Joe. When his entire team is killed, Wing becomes a hapless drunk, feeling guilty for the deaths of his team. It is up to a young rookie officer to get Wing back on his feet and begin an adventure to get revenge on the evil Joe and his Gang of Five, especially when it becomes personal.

A cruel empress, a place where men are subservient to women. The empress' reign is disturbed by a prophecy saying a boy will rise to become king, and restore the male regime. Char, a humble boy, is born to be emperor. He and his adopted brother, Leaf, perform in a traveling show run by their adopted father, Blackwood (Tony Leung). Thanks to their friend, Lao (Edison Chen), the pair receive a stone with a map engraved on it. They set out on a quest for the treasure that the map is supposed to reveal. Two lovely yet lethal female warriors, Blue and Spring, join the boys on their journey. The youngsters encounter various challenges before they meet General Lone, a master swordsman who seeks to overthrow the empire. To do so he must first duel the Lord Of Armour.

Action/Adventure and Comedy
2 hrs. 00 min. This version of the classic novel set in 1872 focuses on Passepartout (Chan), a Chinese thief who steals a valuable jade Buddha and then seeks refuge in the traveling companionship of an eccentric London inventor and adventurer, Phileas Fogg (Coogan), who has taken on a bet with members of his gentlemens' club that he can make it around the world in a mere 80 days, using a variety of means of transportation, like boats, trains, balloons, elephants, etc. Along the way, Passepartout uses his amazing martial arts abilities to defend Fogg from the many dangers they face. One major threat to their adventure is a detective that's following them. Why? Just as Fogg and Passeportout left London, a major bank was robbed, with Fogg suspected of using the "around the world" trip as an excuse to escape. Their path from London and back includes stops in Paris, Turkey, India, China and the United States of America.

Action/Adventure, Comedy and Crime/Gangster
1 hr. 30 min. Jackie Chan stars as Eddie Yang, a resolute Hong Kong cop who suffers a near fatal accident while investigating a case involving a mysterious medallion. Eddie soon discovers that with the powerful medallion in his possession, he gains incredible speed, strength and skills – taking his martial arts abilities to a whole new level. Enlisting the help of British Interpol agent Nicole James (Claire Forlani), Eddie is determined to learn the secret of the medallion and face down the evil Snakehead (Julian Sands) who wants to use its awesome powers for his own nefarious plans.

Action/Adventure and Comedy
1 hr. 47 min. After taming the wild west in the comedy “Shanghai Noon,” Chon Wang (Jackie Chan) and Roy O’Bannon (Owen Wilson) are back in the saddle, but off the range – this time, they’re out to settle a score in civilized London in the sequel, “Shanghai Knights.” When a Chinese rebel murders Chon’s estranged father and escapes to England, Chon and Roy make their way to London with revenge on their minds. Chon’s sister, Lin, has the same idea, and uncovers a worldwide conspiracy to murder the royal family – but almost no one will believe her. With the help of a kindly Scotland Yard Inspector and a 10-year-old street urchin, the acrobatic Chon (Chan) gives Victorian Britain a kick in the pants as he attempts to avenge his father’s death – and keep the romance-minded Roy away from his sister.

When a beggar finds himself in trouble, he is rescues by a young orphaned boy. To show his gratitude, the beggar teaches the young boy the Snake Fist technique of martial arts and the boy becomes an avenging master. This action packed Hong Kong film stars Jackie Chan.

Action/Adventure and Art/Foreign
THE ACCIDENTAL SPY is the story of Buck (Jackie Chan), a salesman at a workout equipment store who harbors dreams of adventures. It all starts when on one normal dull day, Buck follows his instincts to trail two suspicious looking men into an alley. When he realizes that these men are robbing a jewelry store, he jumps into action to foil their plans. Soon after, Buck meets Liu, a private investigator who convinces Buck that he may be the long-lost son of a rich Korean businessman. In no time, Buck is on his way to fulfill his dream of adventure and fortune traveling to Korea, and even exotic Turkey. As Buck is drawn deeper into the game of cat and mouse, he realizes he has become the key to locating a lung cancer virus. With an assortment of characters fighting him along the way, will Buck succeed in finding the virus himself?

Action/Adventure and Comedy
1 hr. 36 min. Cabbie-turned-chauffer Jimmy Tong (Jackie Chan) learns there is really only one rule when you work for playboy millionaire Clark Devlin (Jason Isaacs): Never touch Devlin's prized tuxedo. But when Devlin is temporarily put out of commission in an explosive "accident," Jimmy can't resist trying on the tux and soon discovers that this extraordinary suit may be more black belt than black tie. Suddenly thrust into a dangerous world of espionage, paired with a rookie partner (Jennifer Love Hewitt) even less experienced than he is, Jimmy becomes an unwitting - if impeccably dressed - secret agent.

Action/Adventure and Comedy
1 hr. 45 min. Crime fighting has never been so hazardous--or funny. Chopsocky action star Jackie Chan reteams with motormouth Chris Tucker in this RUSH HOUR sequel as the mismatched cop duo investigate several bombings in Hong Kong attributed to Chinese gang leader Ricky Tan (John Lone) and assassin Zhang Ziyi, whose beautiful, balletic kick packs a head-ringing wallop. A fish out of water in exotic Hong Kong, Tucker talks his way into reams of trouble, saved time and again by Chan's frantic fighting. Though the two detectives are taken off the bombing case, unpaid debts between Chan and the criminals lead the detectives back to the U.S. and into the middle of an international counterfeiting racket that only Chan and Tucker can expose.

Action/Adventure and Comedy
1 hr. 42 min. Originally released in 1994, this sequel to 1978's DRUNKEN MASTER features Jackie Chan returning to his role as the mischievous martial artist who outsmarts his father and tangles with Euro-thugs in the streets of Hong Kong in order to rescue stolen Chinese artifacts. Chan employs the hilarious but effective style of kung fu known as "drunken boxing". The movie is a true action masterpiece featuring some of the most intense fighting sequences ever filmed.

Action/Adventure and Comedy
1 hr. 45 min. The Wild West meets the Far East in a battle for honor, royalty and a trunk full of gold when acrobatic Imperial Guard Chong Wang comes to America to rescue a beautiful kidnapped Chinese princess. With the help of a partner he doesn't trust, a wife he doesn't want, a horse he cannot ride and martial arts moves that no one can believe, Chan finds himself facing the meanest gunslingers in the West.

Art/Foreign
When Japanese uber-gangster Akatura (Nakamura) absconds with a huge cache of explosives, a rebellious trio of police officers (the titular Gen-X Cops) must use their youthful instincts and street smarts to infiltrate his international crime syndicate. Racing against the clock and an army of highly trained global terrorists, the crime-fighting triumvirate must diffuse Akatura's plans before he annihilates Hong Kong.

International superstar Chan (RUMBLE IN THE BRONX) strikes again with an effervescent, screwball comedy that combines a sweet romantic plot with his trademark action sequences and wit. When hopeless romantic Ah Bu (uber-pixie Shu - SEX AND ZEN II) finds a glass bottle with a love letter stuffed inside it, she decides to leave her provincial fishing village in Taiwan for Hong Kong in search of its author. However, when she catches up with her would-be Prince Charming (Leung - HAPPY TOGETHER), he admits that he's not exactly searching for a princess. Dismayed, Ah feels she'll never find love, but quickly changes her mind when she meets the millionaire playboy C.N. Chan (Chan). With her faith in romance restored, Ah unfurls an outrageous plan to win his undivided affection.

Action/Adventure
An over the edge action extravaganza with femme fatale fighting and insane shoot outs. Two brilliant kung fu students travel to hong Kong with their cousin to work for their uncle, but instead get mixed up in an international drug smuggling ring.

Action/Adventure and Comedy
1 hr. 28 min. Twin brothers have been seperated since birth and have grown up worlds apart. John Ma was educated and a world famous maestro. The other, Boomer was raised with street smarts and is a martial arts master. The've never met...until now. In a case of mistaken identity BOOMER and JOHN MA must switch gears, swap places and take action to save themselves from the Hong Kong mob. The final showdown is a dazzling display of Chan's acrobatic and fighting agility, all contained in some of the best action sequences he has ever brought to the screen. Twice the fun - twice the excitement!

Action/Adventure and Comedy
1 hr. 37 min. Unwilling to have their investigation hampered by a meddling outsider, the FBI assigns rogue LAPD detective James Carter (Tucker) to the case. Seizing the opportunity as a chance to impress the FBI and ultimately join the Bureau, Carter enthusiastically accepts -- until he discovers that his mission is to "baby-sit" Lee and keep him away from the case at any cost. Carter, who is as arrogant and fast-talking as he is street smart, covertly embarks on a one-man crusade to solve the case. Of course, he must first distract Inspector Lee.

Action/Adventure
International action superstar Jackie Chan portrays a secret government agent of the same name who develops amnesia after a plan to assassinate him goes awry. In order to put the pieces of his life back together, he seeks refuge within the confines of an African tribe. From there, he garners the aid of two lovely sidekicks, struggling to regain his memory and expose an international espionage ring before their fiendish plot put the people of Earth in grave danger. WHO AM I? features the usual high-kicking Chan action and wonderful choreography, including a fight along the Belgian skyline.

Comedy
A beleaguered film editor steps away from the Steenbeck for what should be his smashing directorial debut, but the set becomes a battlefield between his pushy producer and the studio suits. As the production spirals out of control, the director considers changing his credit to "Alan Smithee"--but, unfortunately, that's actually his name! So what's he to do but steal the negatives, polarizing all of Tinseltown with the scandal? Screenwriter Joe Eszterhas's ostensibly comic poison pen letter to the industry, so bitter it compelled this film's own director to adopt the "Alan Smithee" pseudonym.

Action/Adventure
In director Stanley Tong's action-packed film, martial arts megastar Jackie Chan (as a Hong Kong police officer named Jackie) battles on land, in the air, and underwater in his efforts to help both the CIA and a Russian intelligence agency retrieve a stolen Ukrainian nuclear warhead. Sent on an easy tailing job, Jackie gets more than he bargained for and is soon fighting for survival on a frozen mountaintop against gun-toting baddies on skis and snowmobiles. Luckily the chase sends him to warm Australia, but danger still comes at Jackie from all angles--including sharks from below. As with other scintillating Tong-Chan partnerships, FIRST STRIKE features classic Chan-style slapstick comedy and balletic fight sequences, including an unforgettable warehouse brawl in which his only allies are a stepladder and a broomstick. Chan's already incomparable legend as a daredevil stuntman is fortified by a virtually unbroken string of dangerous acrobatics and by the news, upon the film's release, that its star contracted severe hypothermia after filming a plunge into an ice-glutted lake.

Special Interest
Re-release of an older Chan flick about a gang of drug traffickers, led by police lieutenant, who kill Jackie's family. Chan decides to extract revenge on the unfortunate policeman, who probably should have killed Jackie in the first place.

Action/Adventure
In Sammo Hung's MR. NICE GUY, Jackie Chan plays a popular TV chef (also named Jackie) who accidentally saves a reporter pursued by two warring gangs--one that looks like the standard Cosa Nostra types, the other a group of upstarts who could have been cast in THE WARRIORS. After the two gangs decide to come after Jackie, he drops his nice guy image and fights back.

An orphan (Jackie Chan) rescues an elderly street beggar, who happens to be an expert in the Snake Fist method of martial arts. In return, the beggar takes the young man on as a pupil, who then goes on to become a kung fu master and avenger.

Action/Adventure
After years as the biggest star in Asia, Jackie Chan (abetted by his able collaborator director Stanley Tong) took North America by storm in 1996 with RUMBLE IN THE BRONX, the first Hong Kong film to make it to number one at the U.S. box office. Keung (Chan) visits his uncle in the Bronx and ends up helping protect a local grocery store from thugs. A beautiful neighbor's involvement with the gang catapults Keung into even more trouble, and it will take all of his wits--and whiplike kicks--to save himself. The film introduced Chan's original combination of masterful martial arts and goofy comedy to a widespread American audience. As in other Chan movies, blooper scenes run during the credits, showcasing the hilarious and disastrous blunders made during filming and revealing that Chan, who performs all his own stunts, seems willing to take mind-boggling risks to create his distinctive brand of celluloid magic.

Art/Foreign
1 hr. 30 min. Hong Kong's man of action, Jackie Chan, goes undercover and out of control. Directed by Stanley Tong.

Action/Adventure
Global action superstar Jackie Chan shoots-em-up as a roguish special agent teamed with a crusty veteran cop to rescue a kidnapped business magnate. When he suspects that his partner may be involved in the abduction, Chan strikes out on his own to crack the case. A serious action drama based on a true story.

Action/Adventure
This taut, thrilling, and funny Hong Kong production follows the adventures of notoriously hungry detective Ryu Saeba (Jackie Chan) and his female partner, Kaori (Joey Wong), as they search for the daughter of a publishing tycoon. In the process, they become involved in a cruise ship hijacking. The film based on a popular Japanese comic strip.

Art/Foreign
It is a tradition in the Hong Kong film community for actors and directors to donate their time and the profits from a film in order to raise funds for various causes. TWIN DRAGONS was part of an effort of the Hong Kong Directors Guild to build a new headquarters. Ringo Lam and Hark Tsui split the director’s job and Jackie Chan splits the lead in two by playing twins separated at birth. They are brought back together when the nonviolent concert pianist John Ma comes to Hong Kong and becomes involved in the life of his streetfighting twin, Boomer. Although it is conceived as a comedy and an obvious satire of Jean-Claude Van Damme’s own twin brother film, DOUBLE IMPACT, there is plenty of action, including both car and boat chases. A complicated love story develops, with the usual mistaken identity problems, when Tammy (Nina Li Chi) and Barbara (Maggie Cheung) keep wondering why their boyfriend’s personalities keep changing. Cheung, who is best known for her stunning performance in Wong Kar-Wai’s IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE, plays the foil to both characters with her usual sparkle. Chan provides the well-choreographed fights. Directors Lam, Tsui, and John Woo make cameo appearances.

Art/Foreign
Jackie Chan plays a shrewd cop who goes undercover with a team of mercenaries when a man he put away two years before commits a murder. The film features the great Sammo Hung as well as the terrific Tony Leung Ka Fai.

Action/Adventure and Art/Foreign
Jackie Chan is the world's greatest secret agent, code name CONDOR, who has been sent to track down stolen Nazi gold buried beneath the Sahara. He is pursued by a band of terrorists trying to beat him to the hidden bounty. Along the way he must protect a pair of beautiful yet klutzy women. A high-spirited action-comedy with plenty of good-natured slapstick fun for everyone. This film was released in the U.S. as "Operation Condor," but is also known as "Armour of God II." The original "Armour of God" is a Hong Kong film that was released in the U.S. under the title "Operation Condor 2" despite the fact that it was made BEFORE "Operation Condor."

Art/Foreign
A simple boy from the country (Chan) travels to Hong Kong in the 1930s where he accidentally saves the life of a mob boss. He soon moves through the world of crime until he finds himself on top, where he has to fight off a rival gang, while falling in love with a beautiful nightclub singer. A loose Hong Kong remake of the classic Frank Capra film A POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES, featuring some of Chan's most charming and thrilling work. Winner of awards for Best Actor and Best Action Sequence at the 1990 Hong Kong Film Awards.

Art/Foreign
Like a cross between Charlie Chaplin and a blender, Chan is back on the case of Chinese drug smugglers.

Art/Foreign
Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung pioneered kung-fu comedy, and nowhere is their zaniness more evident than in DRAGONS FOREVER. Chan plays an amoral lawyer hired to defend a corporation polluting a local fish farm. He employs his friends (Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao) to dig up dirt on the fishery, but in the course of their hijinks, Chan and Hung end up falling in love with the people they are supposed to spy on. Despite the film's title, DRAGONS FOREVER is, sadly, the last film in the 20th century in which Chan, Hung, and Biao--former classmates in a Peking Opera troupe called the Seven Fortunes--acted together. It is also the only film where one can see them fight each other simultaneously. Yuen Wah, another former member of the Seven Fortunes, appears with the three "kung-fu-teers" as a cigar-smoking villain. The climactic fight features Chan against the kickboxing champion Benny "The Jet" Urquidez, in a rematch of their famous battle in WHEELS ON MEALS, which many consider to be the ultimate Chan fight sequence.

Jackie Chan finds a new set of adventures as Dragon Ma, the only good cop in turn-of-the-century Hong Kong. This time he's assigned to clean up corruption in a local town while getting involved with a band of rebels. Chan wrote, directed and starred in this exciting blend of action and comedy.

Art/Foreign
Chan only has a cameo in this nevertheless top-notch martial arts picture featuring virtually unknown kung fu masters.

Art/Foreign
The portly Hung plays a gentle retarded man and Chan his brother struggling to care for him. Of course, a violent subplot gives Chan a chance to display his martial arts skills in what is one of his most sensitive films.

Art/Foreign
Because the success of the first LUCKY STARS film (WINNERS AND SINNERS) had a lot to do with the Japanese market, the second film in the series takes place in the land of the rising sun and features Michiko Nishiwaki, the Japanese female bodybuilder. Jackie Chan plays an undercover cop who solicits the help of his gang of childhood friends--the five Lucky Stars, each of whom specializes in petty crimes and minor mishaps--to help him catch Japanese gangsters. Dough-faced Eric Tsang replaces John Sham as one of the Lucky Stars, while Sibelle Hu plays the femme du jour and the object of the Lucky Stars' lust. The film features several notable fights, including a surreal sequence in which Chan rumbles in an outlandish amusement park costume; in another memorable fight, director Sammo Hung battles in a yellow jumpsuit, א la Bruce Lee's GAME OF DEATH. The fantastic showdown at a haunted house attraction pits the Lucky Stars against a stellar cast of opponents: Hu versus Nishiwaki, Hung versus Lau Kar-wing, Yuen Biao versus Lam Ching-ying, and Chan versus Dick Wei.

Action/Adventure
The story of a greedy woman's desire for power and money. Contains plenty of ninja action.

Art/Foreign
In Jackie Chan's POLICE STORY, Kevin (Chan), a heroic cop with the Hong Kong Police Department, is assigned to guard a key witness in the trial of a mobster he single-handedly captured. But the tables are turned when Kevin is duped by the comely witness. The drug boss is then released for lack of evidence, and Kevin is framed for murder. This entertaining action film pawned a successful franchise and is widely considered to be one of Chan's best movies.

Action/Adventure
A martial arts expert struggles to free the kidnapped daughter of a mobster and smash the world's largest drug connection in the process. Jackie Chan stars in the title role.

Art/Foreign
Rollicking follow-up to the comic blockbuster "My Lucky Stars," with former "Little Fortunes" Hung, Chan, and Biao resurrecting their famous slapstick chemistry once more as crimefighters called upon to save a kingpin from assassins. Available in Mandarin.

Action/Adventure
In the Japanese theatre of war, during W.W.II, the allies must strike back at the Japanese who have captured their top generals. A commando unit is assembled with the most notorious criminals, fighters and soldiers, and this dream team -- the fantasy mission force -- will crumble the Japanese force. Jackie Chan is among the recruits of this team.

Jackie Chan plays a small part in this 1984 Hong Kong action film. A chemical plant is the target when seven female prisoners of war escape, and each is specially trained in her own method of warfare.

Art/Foreign
Buddies Thomas (Jackie Chan) and David (Yuen Biao) drive a high-tech lunch truck in Spain, where they get mixed up with a femme fatale and a novice detective (Sammo Hung), setting the stage for lightning-fast martial arts and wild car chases through the streets of Barcelona. At times reminiscent of the many THREE MUSKETEER films, WHEELS ON MEALS was one of the first films to star Chan, Yuen, and Hung, who were once part of the same Peking Opera troupe.

Action/Adventure
In this sequel to the martial arts classic, Jackie Chan once again portrays Chang Lung, a member of the Yin/Yang clan, who for years has been pursued by evil gangsters known only as Heaven and Earth. When Chang is reunited with his long lost brother after the tragic death of their father, they decide to band together to defeat the scourge of Heaven and Earth once and for all! This deft mix of fast-paced action and wild comedy is a must for any fan of Chan.

Chan stars as Dragon Ma, an honest marine cadet in turn-of-the-century colonial Hong Kong, who must do battle with the smugglers and pirates terrorizing the south China sea in order to preserve his company's honor. Revered by Chan-devotees as one of his finest films, PROJECT A seamlessly combines exhilarating action sequences with classic-style slapstick comedy. Chan's energy, timing, and grace are truly infectious, as demonstrated by the hilarious opening bicycle chase and his now legendary homage to Harold Lloyd's SAFETY LAST, in which he plummets from the face of a clock tower with only a series of window awnings to break his fall. A must see for fans of the genre! Sequel: PROJECT A II.

Art/Foreign
Teapot, Curly, Windpipe, Vaseline, and Ranks are a band of bumbling thieves who try to clean up their act by starting a janitorial service. They run afoul of a pair of gangsters when they find a briefcase containing counterfeit money. Made in response to the popular ACES GO PLACES series, WINNERS AND SINNERS is the opening salvo in a series of seven LUCKY STARS films, though the film is only loosely related to the other six. Directed by Sammo Hung .

Art/Foreign
Dragon (Jackie) and his buddy Cowboy get mixed up in a plot to swipe some valuable Chinese antiques and are forced to kick butt. However, the real attraction here is a number of showstopping set pieces that involve Jackie and Cowboy playing some pretty demented versions of Badminton and Football, all while trying to win the heart of a local beauty. Known variously as YOUNG MASTER IN LOVE, DRAGON STRIKE, and DRAGON LORD, it is still a very worthy entry in the Jackie Chan canon.

Comedy
A cross-country car race provides the plot for this action-packed madcap comedy with an all-star cast. The fun continues from coast to coast with the likes of Burt Reynolds, Jackie Chan, Roger Moore, Farrah Fawcett, Dean Martin, Mel Tillis, Sammy Davis Jr., and dozens of others.

Action/Adventure
Set in the wild days of the roaring 1920s, THE BIG BRAWL tells the story of a courageous martial arts expert (Jackie Chan) who almost single-handedly takes on the mob. Machine guns are of no avail against his lightning-quick hands and feet. The film, directed by Robert Clouse (ENTER THE DRAGON), marks Chan's first starring role in an American production.

Art/Foreign
Youthful master Jackie Chan is searching for his missing brother, when he is mistaken for a criminal on the lam. He must prove his innocence by solving the case himself, while local lawmen and merciless mercenaries are hot on his trail. A highly entertaining action/comedy from Hong Kong superstar Chan.

Action/Adventure
Since bursting onto the martial arts film scene in 1973, Jackie Chan has become one of the world's most popular stars. His movies -- which he acts in, performs his own stunts for and often directs -- have earned millions at the box office.
In DRAGON FIST, he plays Juan, a vengeful young kung fu fighter, who tracks down the man who killed his master. Joining Juan on his journey are the master's wife and beautiful daughter. However, once they find the culprit in his remote village, they discover he has suffered so much guilt over the deed that he's mutilated himself. As a result, the master's widow chooses to forgive him.
But the story doesn't end here, because Wei, a vicious war lord, learns of Juan's incredible martial arts skills and tries to convince the young fighter to join him. And it becomes nearly impossible for Juan to refuse after the widow comes down with an illness that only the Wei family knows how to cure.
Now the kung fu expert must decide whether to join the evil war lord so the woman can get well again.

Art/Foreign
Chan plays Chinese folk legend Wong Fei Hong as a wily teenager getting into and out of trouble on the streets of Hong Kong. AKA "Drunk Monkey in the Tiger's Eyes." This title is currently not for sale or distribution in the United States.

Action/Adventure
Chen Chi-Hwa (SHAOLIN WOODEN MEN) directs this early, comedic Jackie Chan effort. Jiang (Chan) is an orphan who is eager to learn the ways of the martial arts. A chance encounter introduces him to Mao--a former martial arts master who is now a homeless beggar--who then gets Jiang on the path to knowledge. When Jiang becomes skilled enough, he is recruited by the Sern Chuan Bodyguards who have been hired to transport a treasure known as "The Evergreen Jade." While transporting the treasure, the Sern Chuan are attacked by ruthless highwaymen. Jiang is the sole survivor, and he alone must now protect the treasure and avenge the deaths of her fellow Bodyguards! Jackie delivers the acrobatic goods in this high-energy parody of 70's Hong Kong action.

Art/Foreign
The heroic Lord Ting Chun (Jackie Chan) accompanies a woman and her ill brother on a perilous journey through rural Medieval China to see an unorthodox healer.

Art/Foreign
In this classic martial arts film, regarded by many fans as Jackie Chan's best, Chan stars as Hsu, young warrior who is accused of murdering all of the Shaolin masters, the inventors of an unbeatable fighting technique known as "Snake & Crane." A never ending army of warriors, believing that Hsu possesses the technique's instructional book, attack him with every possible implement in an attempt to get it back. He must then clear his name with the help of Master Tse Kung, thus demonstrating to his wrongful accusers that he has had ample time to master the Snake & Crane technique!

Art/Foreign
Classic Chan, showing the roots of his comic-action style despite its conventional 1970s revenge ouevre. Our hero defends the dying snake fist style alone against the encroachment of the eagle claw. This title is currently not for sale or distribution in the United States.

Art/Foreign
Jackie Chan plays a mischevious student at the Shaolin Temple who is conscripted by ghosts to learn the deadly "Five Style Fists" in order to defeat a villainous nobleman who plans to use the forbidden "Six Fists" kung fu style to take over the entire region. Eye-popping fight scenes and Jackie's comic acrobatics make this one a classic early Chan feature.

Action/Adventure
When an orphan boy is rejected by kung-fu masters at a monastery, he is taken in by a beggar and a wiseman who teach him the martial arts. Now he's out for revenge on those who killed his father--and on those who abandoned him.

Action/Adventure
Jackie Chan contributes a serious dramatic performance, along with his trademark balletic fighting, to this tale of love and revenge. A young lord (Chan), fearing an assault on his family, sends the love of his life away for safety. A vicious gang does arrive, led by a fierce female fighting master, and murders his entire family. He must then embark on the vengeance trail, which will see him put to many violent tests in order to be reunited with the one he loves.

Action/Adventure
In an early, minor role, Jackie Chan plays the villainous Hua-Wa Bin--one of two men in the world who is proficient with a top-secret weapon. Believing that his wife has poisoned him, he hires his adversary, rogue warrior "Killer Meteor" Mei Hsi-Ho (Wang Wu) to kill his wife and find the antidote to the poison. Unfortunately, Hua-Wa's wife is being guarded by a gang of the world's greatest fighters who are armed with a weapon that can turn people into pulverized puddles of goo! Hua-Wa must then leap into battle on his own to save his life...This action-packed martial arts saga is based on the serial by Gu Long.

Action/Adventure
Lo Wei's sequel to BRUCE LEE'S FIST OF FURY is set during WWII in Japanese-occupied Taiwan. In one of his first starring roles, Jackie Chan portrays a nonviolent pickpocket who decides that he must learn to fight when he sees one too many of his fellow Chinese citizens suffer at the hands of the Japanese. After his fiancee's school is destroyed and its master savagely murdered by an opposing Japanese kung fu master intent on controlling all martial arts schools, he learns the Fist of Fury fighting style and takes matters into his own hands.

Action/Adventure
In this early Jackie Chan adventure, Little Mute (Chan) discovers that his kung fu trainer is his father's killer. He must avenge his father's death by employing the skills he has just acquired. In one particularly thrilling text of his skills, Little Mute must face off against more than 100 wooden robots.

Art/Foreign
Former "Little Fortunes" Chan, Biao, and Hung team up with director Woo as a legion of fighters determined to protect the Shaolin school from a megalomaniacal lord.

Special Interest
RUMBLE IN HONG KONG is an early Jackie Chan film where he plays the ruthless leader of a gang who needs to find the purse of an ex-gang member before someone else does. An innocent taxi driver was the last person to see the dead woman, and he enlists his sister, who is a policewoman and martial arts master, to help him.

Art/Foreign
Chan plays a famous actor of the Chinese Theatre, who becomes a legendary resistance fighter against the Japanese. This was Jackie Chan's first martial arts film.

Action/Adventure
Features karate scenes by a new expert in martial arts. Also included is a 12 minute documentary.

An early Jackie Chan film where he plays the ruthless leader of a gang who needs to find the purse of an ex-gang member before someone else does. An innocent taxi driver was the last person to see the dead woman, and he enlists his sister, who is a policewoman and martial arts master, to help him.

Art/Foreign
As a child, Jackie (Jackie Chan) is fascinated by kung-fu, but has been forbidden by his father to learn it. Later, after his father is killed, he learns the "snake fist" technique as a means for vengeance. This was Jackie Chan's first film as a leading man.