Jackie Chan is a global icon whose career spans decades of thrilling audiences with his unique blend of martial arts, comedy, and death-defying stunts. With over 150 films to his credit, Chan has cemented his place in cinematic history as one of the greatest action stars. Bellow is a detailed look at Jackie Chan best movies list.
Drunken Master (1978)
This classic film established Jackie Chan as a martial arts legend. Drunken Master is a comedic martial arts movie that tells the story of Wong Fei-hung, a young and mischievous martial artist who learns the art of Zui Quan (Drunken Boxing) to defeat a ruthless assassin. The film is celebrated for its intricate fight choreography, humor, and Chan’s exceptional performance.
Police Story (1985)
Police Story is often regarded as one of Jackie Chan’s finest works. In this high-octane action film, Chan plays Ka-Kui, a cop who takes on a powerful drug lord. The film is packed with jaw-dropping stunts, including the famous scene where Chan slides down a pole covered in lights inside a shopping mall. The movie’s success spawned several sequels, all of which remain fan favorites.
Project A (1983)
Set in 19th-century Hong Kong, Project A combines martial arts, slapstick comedy, and pirate adventures. Chan plays a coast guard officer determined to eliminate piracy. The film is renowned for its intricate stunts, particularly the clock tower fall that Chan performed without a safety net.
Rumble in the Bronx (1995)
This film marked Jackie Chan’s breakthrough into Hollywood. Set in New York City, Rumble in the Bronx features Chan as Keung, a martial artist who helps a neighborhood fight against gangsters. The movie showcases Chan’s ability to adapt his style to Western audiences while maintaining his signature action-comedy flair.
Rush Hour (1998)
One of Jackie Chan’s most commercially successful films, Rush Hour pairs him with comedian Chris Tucker in a buddy-cop action-comedy. Chan plays a Hong Kong detective who teams up with a loudmouthed LAPD officer to rescue a kidnapped diplomat’s daughter. Their on-screen chemistry and the film’s blend of action and humor made it a global hit, leading to two sequels.
Armor of God (1986)
In this action-adventure film, Jackie Chan plays an Indiana Jones-like character on a mission to rescue his ex-girlfriend and recover stolen artifacts. The movie is known for its thrilling action sequences, including a scene where Chan jumps from a cliff onto a hot air balloon—a stunt that nearly cost him his life.
The Legend of Drunken Master (1994)
A sequel to Drunken Master, this film sees Jackie Chan reprising his role as Wong Fei-hung. The movie features some of the most intricate fight scenes in martial arts cinema, including a breathtaking finale in which Chan battles multiple opponents using Drunken Boxing.
Shanghai Noon (2000)
In this Western action-comedy, Jackie Chan stars alongside Owen Wilson. Chan plays Chon Wang, a Chinese imperial guard who teams up with an outlaw to rescue a kidnapped princess. The film blends martial arts, comedy, and cowboy action, offering a fresh take on the buddy-cop genre.
Kung Fu Panda (2008)
While not an on-screen performance, Jackie Chan lent his voice to the animated hit Kung Fu Panda. He played Master Monkey, one of the Furious Five. The film’s success introduced Chan’s charm to a younger audience and highlighted his versatility as an entertainer.
Who Am I? (1998)
In this action-packed film, Jackie Chan plays a man suffering from amnesia who must uncover his identity while evading assassins. Who Am I? is known for its thrilling rooftop fight sequences and Chan’s daring stunts, including a slide down the side of a skyscraper.
Dragon Blade (2015)
Dragon Blade is a historical action-drama featuring Jackie Chan as a Chinese general who befriends a Roman soldier, played by John Cusack. The film combines epic battles, stunning visuals, and Chan’s signature action choreography.
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