All 186 Jackie Chan Movies (in Order)
Dive into the world of action-packed, adrenaline-fueled movies with our comprehensive roundup of Jackie Chan’s incredible work. From his iconic martial arts films to his heartwarming family adventures, discover the magic, fun, and exhilaration behind the legendary Jackie Chan’s filmography.
1. Big and Little Wong Tin Bar (1962)
Big and Little Wong Tin Bar” is a classic martial arts action film from Hong Kong that first released back in 1962. This movie, directed by To Lung and written by Yuen-Man Lee, showcases the thrilling world of kung fu with a focus on warrior spirit and action.
2. The Story of Ching Hsian-Lien (1963)
Experience the captivating drama of The Story of Ching Hsian-Lien, a beautifully crafted film set during the Song Dynasty. This epic tale revolves around a loving couple, Qin Xiang Lian and Chen Shimei, and their two charming children. Chen embarks on a quest for greatness, venturing to the Imperial City to participate in the prestigious Imperial Examination.
3. Huang jiang nu xia (1970)
Huang jiang nu xia, a thrilling 1970 action-adventure film from Hong Kong, follows the journey of a young swordswoman named Fang Ying-qi. With unmatched skill and determination, she joins a prestigious event that gathers the best warriors in the martial world under the banner of Lord Xia and the Flying Dragon Clan. Their mission is to protect their country from an imminent invasion.
4. The Angry River (1971)
The Angry River, originally titled Gui nu chuan, is a 1971 Hong Kong-produced action adventure film directed by Feng Huang. With a runtime of 1 hour and 30 minutes, this high-octane flick follows the journey of Lan Tin-lung, the master of the Liangyi Castle, who gathers a group of upright swordsmen to take down the nefarious Lunar Sect.
5. The Blade Spares None (1971)
Experience the thrilling world of traditional martial arts and chivalry in “The Blade Spares None” (1971). This captivating Hong Kong film boasts an alluring blend of action and adventure and features a star-studded cast, including Nora Miao, Yin Tse, and James Tien.
6. Fist of Fury (1972)
In the high-octane martial arts masterpiece, Fist of Fury, a young man’s quest for vengeance unravels a web of deceit and betrayal. Set in the imperial era of Japan, the film stars the legendary Bruce Lee as a man who seeks retribution for the brutal murder of his beloved kung fu teacher.
7. Hapkido (1972)
Hapkido, “ a 1972 martial arts film, follows three graduates of the Korean martial arts discipline, Hapkido, as they return to China to establish their own school. However, their ambitions face a significant hurdle when a local Japanese martial arts school attempts to run them out of town. The movie showcases the challenges and the inevitable fight that ensues, blending martial arts action with drama.
8. The Black Tavern (1972)
The Black Tavern” (1972) is a high-octane sword-filled thriller set in a seedy inn where shady characters gather to hatch their twisted plots. Directed by Wing-Cho Yip, the film is a masterclass in martial arts action, written by I. Fang Yeh.
9. Brutal Boxer (1972)
Immerse yourself in the heart-pumping action of ‘Brutal Boxer, ‘ a 1972 Hong Kong film that will leave you on the edge of your seat. When two brothers, Hsaio and Wu Cheng, mistakenly enter a crooked restaurant while searching for their uncle, they find themselves surrounded by ruthless thugs. Through their remarkable karate skills, Hsaio and Wu Cheng manage to defend themselves and catch the attention of the corrupt owner, King Chan.
10. Police Woman (1973)
Police Woman, “ also known as “Nu Jing Cha, “ is a gripping 1973 action-packed crime thriller set in Hong Kong. Directed by Mu Chu and written by the same person, this intense film follows the story of a young woman named Ho Mei Fong (played by Qiu Yuen), who is in possession of something valuable that puts her in danger. As she flees from a vicious gang, Ho Mei Fong meets her untimely demise in the hands of a taxi driver by the name of Chien Chen (Charlie Chin).
11. Supermen Against the Orient (1973)
In the heart of Hong Kong, Robert Wallace finds himself entangled in a dangerous mission to take down a notorious gang of drug traffickers. As he embarks on a thrilling adventure filled with action and comedy, Wallace joins forces with the fearless Supermen Max and Jerry, along with the resourceful Tang and Suzy. Ditching their colorful capes for a more serious role, Supermen Against the Orient unravels a gripping tale of love, loyalty, and crime-fighting in this 1973 Italian-Hong Kong action-packed movie.
12. Facets of Love (1973)
Facets of Love, “ a 1973 drama romance film set in the Ming Dynasty, transports viewers to a secretive brothel filled with erotic myths, love stories, and unexpected twists. Directed by Han Hsiang Li, the film stars Jackie Chan, Shen Chan, and Kang-Yeh Cheng.
13. Snake Fist Fighter (1973)
Snake Fist Fighter” is a thrilling, martial arts-filled action-comedy, released in 1973. The film revolves around Chien Fu, an adopted son from the woods, secretly learning kung fu from an old beggar due to his inability to afford regular classes and his “dad’s” disapproval of fighting.
14. Fist to Fist (1973)
Fist to Fist, also known as Chu ba, is a gripping 1973 action-drama film. With a runtime of 1 hour and 25 minutes, it stars Yung Henry Yu, Ofelia Yu, and Chung-Hsin Huang. Directed by Jimmy L. Pascual and written by Jimmy L. Pascual, this high-octane thriller is set in the world of kung fu fighting.
15. Ma tou da jue dou (1973)
Ma Tou Da Jue Dou” is a classic 1973 martial arts action film that pushes the boundaries of the genre. Set in a serene rural village, the plot revolves around a martial arts fighter battling his internal demons and swearing off violence. However, he is lured into a fight once again by the ruthless owner of the pier. As the lines between right and wrong blur, viewers are drawn into a thrilling world of deception, cigarettes, and intense pier-side battles.
16. Enter the Dragon (1973)
In 1973, Bruce Lee stars as a Shaolin martial artist who travels to a remote island fortress to infiltrate an opium lord’s stronghold by attending a fighting tournament. The tournament attracts an audience of deadly combatants, but our hero, Lee, plans to outsmart his foes and ultimately take down the criminal empire.
17. Shi po tian jian (1973)
Shi po tian jian, “ released in 1973, is a heart-pounding action and drama film that follows the story of Chung, a reformed professional fighter who is forced to regain his reputation and seek revenge after his family is brutally murdered by Black and White Fan. Chung, known for his incredible kung fu and martial arts skills, must now rely on his abilities to hide his identity while he pursues justice and takes down his enemies.
18. Not Scared to Die (1973)
Not Scared to Die” takes you back in time to the tumultuous Japanese occupation of China during World War II. In this gripping historical drama, a courageous group of Chinese rebels led by the iconic Jackie Chan, stand up against their oppressors, determined to free their small town from the clutches of the Japanese military. As they prepare for a daring and dangerous mission, the rebels must navigate a web of treachery and betrayal that threatens to tear them apart.
19. The Golden Lotus (1974)
The Golden Lotus, or Jin Ping Shuang Yan, is a 1974 Hong Kong drama film directed by the renowned Han Hsiang Li. Taking place in 19th-century China, the film follows the alluring and dangerous love affair between the character Hsi-Men Ching and the beautiful Pan Chin-lien.
20. The Young Dragons (1974)
The Young Dragons”, also known as “Tie han rou qing”, is a riveting action movie from 1974 directed by Asian powerhouse John Woo. Woo, who is no stranger to epic action scenes, took the helm for his directorial debut in this film, and it showcases his passion for adrenaline-pumping fight sequences.
21. E hu cun (1974)
In the enigmatic “E hu cun, “ a notorious village of Tigers attempts to kill the legendary hero, Sword of the Southern Sky (Lo Hong Shun), led by the cunning warrior, Hu Jiao. Their various attempts have proved futile, and they now seek a different strategy to successfully eliminate him. Neighboring to the town lies the Ba family, who present a more virtuous and wise group, led by the sagacious Granny B.
22. No End of Surprises (1975)
Get ready for an exhilarating and unexpected journey in the 1975 Hong Kong drama film, “No End of Surprises. “ Directed by Mu Chu, the movie showcases three captivating stories: “All about Mahjong, “ “The Women Killer, “ and “The White Lie. “ With a star-studded cast, including Jackie Chan, Li-Li Chen, and Ke-Wei Cheng, the film delves into a wide range of emotions, challenges, and surprises that keep you on the edge of your seat. The compelling narrative, combined with the striking visuals and gripping performances, makes “No End of Surprises” a must-see for fans of drama and suspense. Experience these unforgettable stories and prepare for a rollercoaster ride of emotion and adventure in this classic production from Golden Harvest Company.
23. All in the Family (1975)
All in the Family, “ originally known as “Hua fei man cheng chun, “ is a 1975 Hong Kong comedy film that revolves around a family gathering for the sake of their dying father. The reunion, which takes place in the film’s 1 hour and 37-minute runtime, quickly unravels as tensions rise and old rivalries surface between the family members.
24. New Fist of Fury (1976)
In the thrilling martial arts action film “New Fist of Fury” (1976), directed by Wei Lo, a young man embarks on a journey to avenge his grandfather’s untimely death and prove his mastery in martial arts. Set for release on July 8, 1976, the Hong Kong-Taiwanese production, which carries an R rating, runs for an impressive two hours.
25. Shaolin Wooden Men (1976)
Shaolin Wooden Men, “ released in 1976, is an action-packed martial arts thriller that takes viewers on a heart-pounding journey of revenge and redemption. Directed by Chi-Hwa Chen and written by Hsin Chin, the film stars martial arts superstars Jackie Chan and Kang Chin, along with Chun-Erh Lung.
26. Mi zong sheng shou (1976)
Mi zong sheng shou, “ an exhilarating action-drama from 1976, follows the noble and respected Tseng family in a picturesque Tibetan village. The patriarch’s intentions are to marry off his daughter Ching Lan into the Kao clan, but the cunning and deceitful eldest brother Kao Chu has other plans. He aims to manipulate the marriage agreement to gain access to the Tseng family’s wealth and power.
27. The Hand of Death (1976)
The Hand of Death, “ also known as “Shao Lin men, “ is an intense, action-packed drama film that takes place amidst the Manchu invasion of China. The movie revolves around a survivor of a rebellion who creates the Goose Fist fighting technique in a desperate attempt for revenge against a traitor.
28. The Killer Meteors (1976)
The Killer Meteors, “ originally titled “Fung yu seung lau sing, “ is a 1976 Hong Kong action thriller film that will hook you from the start. The movie is about Mei Xing He, a local hero known as “Killer Meteors” because his secret weapon makes him invincible. But when Hua Wu Bin, another powerful local character, approaches him for assistance, Mei Xing He faces the deadliest challenge of his life.
29. Dance of Death (1976)
Dance of Death”, a 1976 action-comedy film directed by Chi-Hwa Chen, follows a female protagonist as she uses her expertise in kung fu to eliminate multiple warriors. This film offers a unique combination of intense fighting scenes and humorous moments. With an impressive cast, including Pu-Liao Hsu, Angela Mao, and Dean Shek, “Dance of Death” brings together talented actors to deliver a thrilling and lighthearted experience.
30. The 36 Crazy Fists (1977)
Experience the thrilling action and heartwarming comedy of “The 36 Crazy Fists, “ a 1977 martial arts film that takes you on a journey through Republican Era China. Follow the story of a novice seeking revenge for his father’s murder, who must learn advanced kung-fu techniques to achieve his goal.
31. To Kill with Intrigue (1977)
In the thrilling action-drama To Kill with Intrigue, Lei Shao-feng finds his life on the line after the brutal murders of his family by a dangerous criminal gang. Miraculously spared from death, fate throws Shao-feng into a web of conspiracy, deceit, and danger that threatens to tear him further apart from his beloved pregnant girlfriend. The masterful interplay between visceral stylized violence, intense pursuit, and gut-wrenching drama weaves an enduring tale of a devoted warrior’s relentless pursuit of redemption and vengeance at all costs.
32. Bai zhan bao shan he (1978)
In the year 1978, the film Bai zhan bao shan he brought to life a tale of bravery, martial arts, and family bonds. Set during the tumultuous takeover of the Sung Dynasty by the Ching, the story revolves around two courageous siblings who are saved when the royal family falls victim to bloodshed. As they embark on a perilous journey to uncover the truth behind their family’s tragic fate, the siblings must rely on their innate skills in martial arts to protect one another and preserve their lineage.
33. Drunken Master (1978)
Drunken Master, also known as Jui kuen, is a 1978 classic martial arts film that combines action and comedy in a unique way. Directed by Woo-Ping Yuen and written by Lung Hsiao and See-Yuen Ng, the movie follows Wong Fei-Hung, a mischievous but righteous young man who lands himself in trouble after a series of unfortunate events. To discipline him, his frustrated father seeks the help of a master in the art of drunken martial arts.
34. Huo shao shao lin men (1978)
In the action-packed 1978 film, Huo shao shao lin men, also known as The Fierce Fighting Men and The Deadly Warriors, Lee Ching Lung finds himself targeted for assassination by the Japanese. With the help of a humble farmer, he recovers and vows to take revenge on his attackers. As the relentless Japanese general ruthlessly hunts down his enemies, a manhunt ensues, fueling a thrilling tale of poverty, rivalry, and revenge.
35. Magnificent Bodyguards (1978)
Prepare for a thrilling adventure as Jackie Chan stars in the 1978 action-packed classic, “Magnificent Bodyguards”! . When a dying man is in need of urgent medical help, a skilled Kung Fu expert forms a formidable team of guardians to escort him across the treacherous “Stormy Hills. “ The team must battler vicious bandits, savages, evil monks, and other obstacles in their path to save the man’s life.
36. Snake and Crane Arts of Shaolin (1978)
Snake and Crane Arts of Shaolin, known as She he ba bu in its original title, is a 1978 Hong Kong action drama film. The story unfolds around Hsu Yin-Fung, who carries a highly sought-after martial arts book. However, Hsu is not merely a target; he is actively pursuing someone of his own.
37. Spiritual Kung Fu (1978)
In the action-packed comedy “Spiritual Kung Fu” (1978), a bumbling student embarks on an extraordinary journey to learn a lost martial art style. Guided by his quirky grandfather, he finds himself in a remote temple accompanied by four playful ghosts.
38. Half a Loaf of Kung Fu (1978)
In a whirlwind of action and comedy, “Half a Loaf of Kung Fu” follows a young man who assumes the identity of “the Whip King” to collect the reward for a bandit killed by a famous bounty hunter. However, the new persona soon becomes a challenge as he must learn Kung Fu to conquer his enemies and live up to the title.
39. Game of Death (1978)
In the thrilling and suspenseful martial arts adventure “Game of Death” (1978), a martial arts movie star fakes his own death to unravel the truth behind the people trying to end his life. Directed by Robert Clouse and starring Bruce Lee, this action-packed film immerses viewers in a thrilling world of danger, mystery, and revenge.
40. The Fearless Hyena (1979)
The Fearless Hyena, “ a 1979 comedy-action film directed by Jackie Chan, tells the story of a young man named Xiao Quan Guai Zhao, who’s learned a secret form of Kung Fu from his ailing grandfather. Xiao Quan Guai Zhao soon begins to utilize his unique fighting style to generate income. However, this decision attracts the attention of his grandfather’s mortal enemy.
41. Dragon Fist (1979)
Dragon Fist, also known as Long Quan, is an action-packed drama film released in 1979. The movie follows Tong Huo-wan, portrayed by the legendary Jackie Chan, as he seeks revenge for the death of his master at the hands of the man responsible. However, his pursuit of justice quickly becomes a tangled web of deceit and power struggles between the local clan and a ruthless gang of criminals.
42. The Young Master (1980)
The Young Master, “ also known as “Shi di chu ma, “ is a 1980 action-packed, adventure-comedy film that follows the story of a gifted martial arts student who embarks on a mission to save his expelled older brother from getting into trouble. The film, directed by Jackie Chan, is a classic example of 1980s martial arts cinema that features the iconic star performing breathtaking stunts and mind-blowing action sequences, all with a touch of humor and lightheartedness.
43. Zi bao chuang ba guan (1980)
Zi bao chuang ba guan, released in 1980, is a thrilling adventure comedy film with an epic run of 1 hour and 30 minutes. Directed by Kuen Yeung and written by Barry Wong, this Hong Kong-based movie boasts a star-studded cast including Frankie Chan, Shirley Yim, and Chi-Kin Chan. The film is produced by Authority Films and brings the exciting storytelling and action-packed sequences that one comes to expect from a Hong Kong production.
44. Battle Creek Brawl (1980)
Battle Creek Brawl (1980) is an enthralling action-packed film that follows a young Asian-American martial artist as he becomes embroiled in a brutal street-fighting competition. With a riveting mix of comedy, drama, and crime, this thrilling saga is set in a time where martial arts were beginning to make their mark on the world stage. Directed by Robert Clouse and written by Robert Clouse and Fred Weintraub, the film stars iconic action hero Jackie Chan, along with Kristine DeBell and José Ferrer.
45. Lao shu jie (1981)
In 1981, Lao Shu Jie burst onto the Hong Kong movie scene with its electrifying blend of action and comedy. Directed by Hark-On Fung and Chi Lo, the film stars Kar-Yung Lau, Hoi-Sang Lee, and Hark-On Fung, delivering a dynamic and entertaining performance. Set in the bustling streets of Hong Kong, this classic action-comedy follows the thrilling exploits of a group of skilled fighters as they navigate through dangerous territory, facing off against formidable enemies.
46. The Cannonball Run (1981)
Get ready for a wild ride in “The Cannonball Run” (1981), a comedy action-packed thrill ride that will leave you on the edge of your seat! This unforgettable movie follows a diverse cast of eccentric characters as they compete in a daring cross-country road race. As the high-stakes competition heats up, the racers will stop at nothing to reach the finish line first, no matter what dirty tricks they have to pull.
47. Dragon Lord (1982)
Experience the thrilling adventures of Dragon Lord, a fast-paced action-packed movie starring legendary actor Jackie Chan. Set in the world of martial arts, our restless hero constantly pursues a girl and finds himself caught up in the affairs of a dangerous gang of thieves. Featuring an exciting blend of hand-to-hand combat, fistfight action, and light-hearted comedy, Dragon Lord showcases Jackie Chan’s iconic moves and incredible agility that has made him a household name.
48. Project A (1983)
In the early 1900s, pirate attacks plague Hong Kong’s coastal towns, leaving the navy helpless. It is up to the fearless Sergeant Lung, portrayed by Jackie Chan, to take matters into his own hands.
49. Fearless Hyena 2 (1983)
Fearless Hyena 2, also known as Long teng hu yue, is an action-packed film released in 1983. Directed by Chuan Chen and written by Wei Lo, this movie features a thrilling plot that revolves around the brutal killings of the Yin-Yang brotherhood by the evil kung-fu artists Heaven and Earth.
50. Winners & Sinners (1983)
Winners & Sinners” (1983) is an action-packed, comedy-infused crime drama that follows the lives of five friends who, fresh out of prison, attempt to turn their lives around but end up unwittingly entangled in a ruthless Triad war. With the help of martial arts mastery and a dash of slapstick humor, they must navigate the dangerous world of organized crime while maintaining their newly acquired sense of cleanliness.
51. Fantasy Mission Force (1983)
Fantasy Mission Force, originally titled Mi ni te gong dui, is a high-energy 1983 action-packed movie directed by Yen-Ping Chu. The film stars Jackie Chan, Brigitte Lin, and Jimmy Wang Yu and features a mix of action, adventure, and comedy genres.
52. Wheels on Meals (1984)
In the 1984 action-comedy classic “Wheels on Meals, “ two Chinese friends run a food truck in the vibrant city of Barcelona, Spain. As fate would have it, they also possess impressive martial arts skills and become entangled in a dangerous mission, as their friend, a private investigator, seeks to protect a skilled pickpocket named Sylvia from a ruthless gang.
53. Bruce Lee, the Legend (1984)
Bruce Lee: The Legend” is a heartfelt tribute to the extraordinary life of the martial arts master, Bruce Lee. This documentary delves deep into the man behind the icon, taking viewers on a journey that begins in San Francisco and ends in Hong Kong. From his birthplace to his final resting place, the film sheds light on Lee’s incredible journey and the impact he had on the world of martial arts.
54. Pom Pom (1984)
Pom Pom, “ also known as “San yung seung heung pau, “ is a thrilling 1984 Hong Kong action-comedy film that follows the misadventures of two dedicated Hong Kong police detectives, Chau and Beethoven. Their mission is to protect a young girl who has come into possession of a ledger detailing her father’s ruthless crime lord activities.
55. Cannonball Run II (1984)
Cannonball Run II” is a high-octane action-comedy that takes audiences on another thrilling road trip across the country. Featuring the original characters from the first installment, “The Cannonball Run” of 1981, this film delivers the same wild, unpredictable fun as its predecessor. With the same cast of colorful characters, including Burt Reynolds, Dom DeLuise and Dean Martin, “Cannonball Run II” takes the fun to a whole new level, as they race across the nation in various cars and trucks, each with their own unique style, speed, and daring driving maneuvers.
56. Heart of Dragon (1985)
Heart of Dragon, directed by Sammo Kam-Bo Hung and Fruit Chan, is a 1985 action, comedy, and crime movie set in Hong Kong. Set amidst a world of law enforcement and martial arts, the film stars Jackie Chan, Sammo Kam-Bo Hung, and Emily Chu.
57. Police Story (1985)
Police Story” is a 1985 Hong Kong action film that follows the story of a virtuous police officer who must clear his name after being framed for the murder of a corrupt cop by the drug lord he is pursuing. Directed by Jackie Chan and written by Chan and Edward Tang, the movie features impressive martial arts choreography, thrilling action sequences, and a touch of comedy. This high-energy film stars Jackie Chan, Maggie Cheung, and Brigitte Lin and was produced by the Golden Harvest Company, Golden Way Films Ltd. , and Paragon Films Ltd.
58. My Lucky Stars (1985)
My Lucky Stars, “ released in 1985, is an action-packed comedy-crime film that takes the audience on a thrilling journey through Japan and Hong Kong. Directed by Sammo Kam-Bo Hung and written by Barry Wong, Cheuk-Hon Szeto, and Kin Lo, the film stars Sammo Kam-Bo Hung, Charlie Chin, and Stanley Sui-Fan Fung.
59. The Protector (1985)
In “The Protector, “ two New York City cops, Billy Wong and Danny Garoni, embark on a dangerous mission to Hong Kong to rescue the kidnapped daughter of a wealthy businessman. As they delve into the city’s underworld, they face a ruthless adversary, Mr. Ko, a notorious drug lord.
60. Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stars (1985)
Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stars, “ released in 1985, is a spirited action-comedy film that takes viewers on an adventure. The film stars Sammo Kam-Bo Hung, Richard Ng, and Eric Tsang as five Hong Kong cops on vacation in Pattaya, Thailand, who become entangled in a murder case involving an informant. After returning to Hong Kong, they work to protect the informant’s girlfriend and deal with other criminal threats simultaneously.
61. Naughty Boys (1986)
Naughty Boys” is a fast-paced 1986 Hong Kong action-comedy film that follows the story of Sing, an ex-con with a mission — to dig up the buried loot of his three still-jailed friends. However, things don’t go as planned when the treasure chest is filled with rocks, leaving Sing’s friends convinced that he’s stolen the goods for himself. Directed by Wellson Chin and written by Guk-Fong Chung and Edward Tang, this film features an exciting mix of humor and suspense.
62. Armour of God (1986)
Armour of God, “ also known as “Lung hing foo dai” and released in 1987, is a thrilling action-adventure film that takes you on a whirlwind journey through Europe with martial arts master Jackie Chan playing the lead character, Asian Hawk. This film was directed by Chan and Eric Tsang, with a screenplay by Barry Wong, Edward Tang, and Cheuk-Hon Szeto. The story revolves around Hawk and his bumbling sidekick as they embark on a quest to uncover a mystical treasure held by a secretive order of monks. Along the way, they encounter various obstacles, including a love interest and a bizarre encounter with a monk dressed in a Dracula costume.
63. Liang xiao hua nong yue (1987)
Experience the joyful and lively world of Liang Xiao Hua Nong Yue, a delightful Hong Kong comedy and romance film from the Golden Harvest Company. Released in 1987, this timeless classic stars Ray Lui, Anglie Leung, and Kwok-Kuen Chan in an entertaining tale.
64. Rouge (1987)
Rouge, an enthralling 1987 Hong Kong film, takes us back in time to the alluring “flower houses” of 1930s Hong Kong. Set against the backdrop of bordellos and nightclubs, we meet Fleur, a talented yet detached performer who falls in love with heir-to-a-pharmacy chain Twelfth Master Chan. Their tragic love story unfolds with a pact of suicide.
65. Project A 2 (1987)
In the thrilling sequel to “Project A, “ Dragon (Jackie Chan) is now the police head of Sai Wan district, where he must face a formidable gangster kingpin, anti-Manchu revolutionaries, rogue pirates, Manchu Loyalists, and a corrupt Police Superintendent. Amidst these challenges, Dragon utilizes his martial arts skills and comical wit to maintain peace and justice in the district.
66. Police Story 2 (1988)
Experience the thrilling sequel, Police Story 2, brought to life by the legendary Jackie Chan. Set in the bustling city of Hong Kong, the film focuses on a seasoned police officer who must stop a sinister group of blackmailing bombers. Simultaneously, the adversaries from the first Police Story are intent on avenging their lost confrontation.
67. Top Squad (1988)
Top Squad, “ a 1988 action-comedy film set in Hong Kong, follows the formation of a female police squad after a scandalous incident involving an Arab sheikh’s wife. Officer Wu takes charge of training the new recruits, leading them on thrilling adventures as they prove their worth in the line of duty.
68. The Inspector Wears Skirts II (1989)
The Inspector Wears Skirts II is a vibrant and thrilling action-comedy film that takes place in Hong Kong. Directed by Wellson Chin and featuring a diverse cast of stars, including Sibelle Hu, Sandra Kwan Yue Ng, and Billy Lau, this movie follows the adventures of four new Banshee Squad Members as they join the Hong Kong Police Academy for intensive training.
69. Miracles: The Canton Godfather (1989)
In the heart of Hong Kong, a country boy finds himself at the helm of a powerful gang, all thanks to a serendipitous purchase of some magical roses from an old woman. The gang, including a talented singer, sets out to do a good deed by helping the old lady when her daughter visits. Filled with action, comedy, and crime, Miracles: The Canton Godfather stars Jackie Chan in an unforgettable tale of love, kindness, and the power of believing in the impossible.
70. I Am Sorry (1989)
I Am Sorry” is a thought-provoking 1989 Hong Kong drama film directed by Tony Au with a runtime of 1 hour and 36 minutes. Written by Kang-Chien Chiu, the film stars Carina Lau, Lawrence Ng, and Mei Fung Chow. Produced by Golden Harvest Company, Golden Way Films Ltd. , and Paragon Films Ltd. , “I Am Sorry” delves into themes of redemption and forgiveness.
71. Outlaw Brothers (1990)
Outlaw Brothers, also known as Jui gaai chak paak dong, is a 1990 Hong Kong action, crime, and thriller film directed by Frankie Chan. The movie stars Frankie Chan, Siu Chung Mok, and Kiu-Wai Miu and was released on March 17, 1990. The film follows two car thieves, played by Chan and Mok, and the determined female police officer who pursues them, played by Miu.
72. Wu tai zi mei (1990)
Wu Tai Zi Mei, released in 1990, is a thrilling action-drama that takes viewers on a journey of courage and resilience. Directed by Wu Ma and written by Kam Cheong Chan, the film stars Kara Wai, Yin San Lai, and Idy Chan in pivotal roles. Set against the backdrop of Hong Kong, the story follows the lives of the characters as they face dangerous challenges and fight for justice.
73. Island of Fire (1990)
Island of Fire, “ directed by Yen-Ping Chu, follows a fearless cop as he goes undercover to infiltrate a deadly prison. Here, a ruthless team of mercenaries is being assembled, setting the stage for an electrifying battle between good and evil. Jackie Chan, Andy Lau, and Sammo Kam-Bo Hung lead a cast of action icons in this thrilling film, which has a runtime of 2 hours and 5 minutes.
74. Story of Kennedy Town (1990)
In the 1960s, three street hooligans — Peng, Qiang, and Wei — form an unlikely bond after a series of misunderstandings, resulting in a sworn brotherhood with different surnames. Peng joins the police force, while Qiang and Wei make a selfless sacrifice to help their friend succeed.
75. The Best of the Martial Arts Films (1990)
In “The Best of the Martial Arts Films” (1990), a documentary celebrating martial arts action, renowned actors like John Saxon, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Chris Casamassa take center stage. Directed and written by talented filmmaker Sandra Weintraub, this docu-drama delves deep into the world of martial arts, showcasing the thrilling action sequences and captivating the hearts of action-loving viewers.
76. Angry Ranger (1991)
Angry Ranger”, also known as “Foh bau long ji”, is a Hong Kong martial arts action film from 1991. Directed by Lung-Wei Wang and written by Kam Cheong Chan, this thrilling movie centers around a man who returns to his neighborhood after serving a prison sentence, only to find that his former friends have become a violent street gang, terrorizing the community.
77. Operation Condor (1991)
Operation Condor, originally titled Fei ying gai wak, is a 1991 action-comedy film directed by Jackie Chan and co-written with Edward Tang. The movie stars Jackie Chan, Carol ‘Do Do’ Cheng, and Eva Cobo in a thrilling adventure in search of Nazi gold hidden in the Sahara desert.
78. A Kid from Tibet (1991)
A Kid from Tibet, “ also known as “Xi Zang xiao zi, “ is a thrilling 1991 action-fantasy film directed by Biao Yuen. Set against the backdrop of Hong Kong, the movie follows a monk from Tibet on a mission to retrieve a magical bottle from the hands of a lawyer. This mystical artifact is said to have once protected Tibet from the menacing Black Section of Esoteric Buddhism.
79. Center Stage (1991)
Center Stage, an enthralling 1991 biopic, delves into the life of the legendary Chinese actress, Lingyu Ruan. Spanning the 1930s, this captivating film captures the essence of a tumultuous era and the complexities of a remarkable woman. Directed by Stanley Kwan and written by Peggy Chiao and Kang-Chien Chiu, the film takes the audience on a heart-wrenching journey, as Ruan, played by Maggie Cheung, faces the challenges of fame, love, and personal demons.
80. Twin Dragons (1992)
Twin Dragons” is a 1992 action comedy film that follows the lives of identical twins separated at birth. One twin grows up to be a streetwise mechanic, while the other becomes a renowned classical concert conductor.
81. Supercop (1992)
Supercop” is a thrilling action-comedy film from 1992, directed by Stanley Tong and starring the legendary Jackie Chan alongside Michelle Yeoh and Maggie Cheung. Set in Hong Kong, the movie follows a Hong Kong detective who teams up with his female counterpart from China to stop a powerful Chinese drug czar.
82. The Shootout (1992)
Experience the adrenaline-fueled thrills of “The Shootout” (1992), a fast-paced, action-packed heist film directed by Michael Mak. When a group of four skilled thieves manage to hijack an armored car loaded with two million dollars’ worth of banknotes at Hong Kong’s international airport, their perfectly executed plan sets off a series of daring escapes and shootouts.
83. Bruce Lee and Kung Fu Mania (1992)
Delve into the world of martial arts action with the compelling documentary, Bruce Lee and Kung Fu Mania. Released in 1992, this captivating film highlights some of the best moments from the 70s and 80s in the realm of martial arts cinema.
84. Supercop 2 (1993)
Supercop 2, also known as Chiu kup gai wak, is an exhilarating 1993 action-comedy film from Hong Kong. With a runtime of 1 hour and 44 minutes, this high-octane thriller follows the story of Jessica Yang, a talented police officer, who is called upon to help stop a dangerous gang of thieves terrorizing Hong Kong. The film is heavily inspired by the Die Hard scenario and features a memorable police shootout.
85. City Hunter (1993)
Join the action-packed adventure of City Hunter, as a daring private investigator takes on a high-stakes mission aboard a luxury cruise ship. Surrounded by wealthy patrons, beautiful women, and a group of dangerous terrorists, our hero will need all of his skills to navigate the treacherous waters. As the ship becomes a virtual battlefield, our one-man army must use his wits and fighting prowess to save the lives of the hostages and apprehend the sinister terrorists.
86. Cinema of Vengeance (1994)
Cinema of Vengeance, a 1h 25min documentary released in 1994 without a rating and box office information, explores the rich history of martial arts in cinema. Directed by Toby Russell and written by Toby Russell and George Tan, the film features exclusive insights and interviews with renowned figures in the world of martial arts, such as Jackie Chan, John Woo, and Bruce Li.
87. The Legend of Drunken Master (1994)
The Legend of Drunken Master, “ a 1994 Hong Kong classic written by Edward Tang and Man-Ming Tong, is an action-packed, comedic film that follows the life of a young martial artist who finds himself tangled in a dangerous web between respecting his pacifist father’s wishes and stopping a group of disrespectful foreigners from stealing precious artifacts. Fueled by love and loyalty, the protagonist embarks on a thrilling journey, balancing between comic slapstick elements and intense action scenes.
88. Top Fighter (1995)
Top Fighter” is a 1995 documentary that provides an engaging exploration of the martial arts world, delving into its origins and influences in cinema, culture, and history. From the ancient teachings of Bodhidharma in 6th Century B. C. China to the present-day impact of martial arts movies, this film offers unique insights into martial arts traditions such as Wu Shu, Aikido, Tai Chi, and Judo Throw.
89. Rumble in the Bronx (1995)
A thrilling blend of action, comedy, and crime, 1995’s “Rumble in the Bronx” offers an exciting cinematic experience. When a young Chinese American man comes to New York City to assist his uncle, he finds himself caught in a dangerous situation, forced to fight both a street gang and a criminal mob using his martial arts skills.
90. Thunderbolt (1995)
Thunderbolt, released in 1995, is a high-octane action-packed thriller starring the legendary Jackie Chan in the lead role. Chan plays Chan Foh To, a skilled sports car mechanic who is forced to confront a cunning and ruthless supercriminal street racer. The stakes become even higher when Chan’s kidnapped sister is held hostage by the criminals.
91. First Strike (1996)
First Strike (or Ging chaat goo si 4: Gaan dan yam mo) is a 1996 action-packed movie featuring the legendary Jackie Chan. In this exciting fourth installment of Chan’s Police Story film franchise, the hero faces a thrilling mission: to locate a missing nuclear warhead.
92. Top Fighter 2 (1996)
Top Fighter 2 (1996) is a thrilling documentary that delves into the world of martial arts and showcases the evolution of female characters in these movies. The sequel to “Top Fighter” highlights the importance of women in the genre, from their early days as “hero’s girls” to becoming superstars in their own right.
93. An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn (1997)
Experience a rollicking comedy with “An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn” (1997), directed by Arthur Hiller and written by Joe Eszterhas. Set in the world of filmmaking, the story follows a rookie director named Alan Smithee, who finds himself caught in the crossfire of Hollywood’s creative chaos. Unhappy with a big-budget action movie he’s forced to make, Alan decides to take matters into his own hands and steals the master reels to make a deal.
94. Rush Hour (1998)
Get ready for a thrilling ride as “Rush Hour” (1998) brings together two unlikely heroes on a high-stakes mission. From the bustling streets of Hong Kong to the glamorous city of Los Angeles, an unwavering Chinese inspector and a rambunctious L. A. P. D. detective unite to rescue the kidnapped daughter of the Chinese Consul.
95. Who Am I? (1998)
Who Am I? . (1998) is a captivating action-comedy film starring the legendary Jackie Chan. It follows our amnesiac protagonist, a secret agent, as he is pursued by other agency operatives for reasons he doesn’t understand.
96. Jackie Chan: My Story (1998)
Delve into the life of extraordinary action icon Jackie Chan as he takes you on a thrilling journey through his own story. A living legend, Chan shares his unique experiences as a kung fu master, parkour expert, and hapkido and tai chi practitioner.
97. Hot War (1998)
Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping thrill ride with the action-packed film, Hot War. Released in 1998, this Hong Kong production follows three childhood friends, who have grown up to become scientists working for the CIA.
98. 1998 MTV Video Music Awards (1998)
Experience the star-studded 1998 MTV Video Music Awards in this high-energy music event! . Immerse yourself in the electrifying performances of superstars like Monica, Arnold, Cher, and Madonna.
99. Dragon Heat (1999)
Dragon Heat” (1999), also known as “Lung feng, “ is a captivating Hong Kong drama film with a runtime of 1 hour and 12 minutes. Directed and written by Eric Kot, the movie tells the unforgettable story of a fierce friendship between a woman and a man, skillfully crafted by the talented cast of Ekin Cheng, Shu Qi, and Anita Yuen.
100. Gorgeous (1999)
Gorgeous, a 1999 romantic action-comedy, is set in the bustling city of Hong Kong, where a young Taiwanese girl named Tina comes to seek true love. Unforgettable encounters and heartwarming moments await her as she crosses paths with a skilled professional fighter named Michael.
101. Jackie Chan: My Stunts (1999)
Experience an adrenaline-pumping journey behind the scenes with Jackie Chan: My Stunts, a documentary that takes you into the world of stunts and the secrets of Jackie Chan’s incredible action sequences. This 1999 film, directed by Jackie Chan and Xavier Lee, showcases the master stuntman’s talent and shares fascinating insights into the process of creating some of the most breathtaking stunts in cinema history.
102. Tempting Heart (1999)
Tempting Heart” (1999) is a thought-provoking drama and romance film from Hong Kong. The movie unfolds the tale of Cheryl, a Hong Kong-based film director, who uses her first love story as the inspiration for her next project. As she narrates her tale to a screenwriter, we delve into her past and relive some beautiful, innocent moments. The film explores the power of love and the impact it leaves on our lives, creating an intense and heartfelt cinematic experience.
103. Bruce Lee: The Legend Lives On (1999)
Bruce Lee: The Legend Lives On” is a riveting documentary that brings to life the legend of the legendary martial artist, Bruce Lee. Set in 1999, this captivating movie stands as a testament to Lee’s enduring popularity and influence in the world of martial arts. Directed by James Harker and Ray Santilli, with contributions from esteemed writers Ray Santilli, it delves deep into the life of this extraordinary figure.
104. King of Comedy (1999)
King of Comedy, “ released in 1999, is a delightful rom-com adventure from Hong Kong. Directed by Stephen Chow and written by Chow, Erica Li, and Kan-Cheung Tsang, this charming film stars the talented Stephen Chow, Karen Mok, and Cecilia Cheung.
105. Gen-X Cops (1999)
Gen-X Cops” is a wildly exciting and humorous 1999 action film directed by Benny Chan. The movie follows a ridiculed Hong Kong cop who teams up with three rogue cadets, all expelled directly from the police academy, to bring down a dangerous criminal organization responsible for the theft of explosives and the murder of the cop’s partner. With an electronic music score that sets the tone for this high-octane thrill ride, “Gen-X Cops” combines elements of action, comedy, and crime to create a unique and entertaining experience.
106. Bruce Lee: A Warrior’s Journey (2000)
Bruce Lee: A Warrior’s Journey is a fascinating documentary that takes viewers on a close-up journey through the life of the legendary martial artist and action hero, Bruce Lee. This captivating film delves into Lee’s early struggles, his groundbreaking Jeet Kune Do martial arts philosophy, and the rise of his iconic status in the world of film and martial arts. The documentary, directed by John Little and Bruce Lee himself, provides a unique, intimate look into the life of a man who revolutionized the way we view martial arts and action cinema.
107. Shanghai Noon (2000)
Experience the electrifying tale of “Shanghai Noon” (2000), an action-packed, comedic adventure that brings together the unexpected duo of a Chinese man and a train robber on a daring mission to rescue a kidnapped princess. Set in the Wild West, this thrilling journey sees our hero and his unlikely partner take on a Chinese traitor and his corrupt boss, all while showcasing their incredible horseback riding skills.
108. Gen-Y Cops (2000)
Welcome to the exciting world of “Gen-Y Cops, “ a Hong Kong sci-fi action thriller from 2000. This film features an unforgettable ensemble of characters and a gripping storyline. When a deadly American attack robot, RS1, is released in Hong Kong, our dynamic crime-fighting team becomes embroiled in a battle against terrorism and the law.
109. Bruce Lee, the Legend Continues (2001)
Bruce Lee, the Legend Continues is a captivating documentary that delves into the life and legacy of the legendary martial artist, Bruce Lee. This 2001 film, directed by James Harker, unravels the mysteries surrounding Lee’s life, from his humble beginnings in Hong Kong to his meteoric rise as a global icon.
110. The Accidental Spy (2001)
The Accidental Spy, “ also known as “Dak mo mai sing, “ is a 2001 action-comedy film with a PG-13 rating and a runtime of 1 hour and 27 minutes. Directed by Teddy Chan, the movie features Jackie Chan as Buck Yuen, a Hong Kong-based shopping center employee who stumbles into the world of espionage. A series of mishaps leads Buck to Istanbul via South Korea, where he unknowingly prevents a robbery. Buck’s kung fu skills come in handy as he navigates the dangerous waters of international crime. The film, which also stars Min Kim and Eric Tsang, features a mix of Cantonese, Mandarin, English, Korean, French, and Turkish, making it a truly international endeavor.
111. Rush Hour 2 (2001)
Get ready for an explosive action-comedy experience with “Rush Hour 2” (2001). Following their journey in the first installment, detectives James Carter (Jackie Chan) and Lee (Chris Tucker) are enjoying a well-deserved vacation in Hong Kong, only to find themselves embroiled in a counterfeit money scam.
112. The Tuxedo (2002)
Get ready for a wild ride with “The Tuxedo” (2002), an action-packed comedy that combines the humor of a buddy comedy with the thrills of a sci-fi adventure. Directed by Kevin Donovan and starring the legendary Jackie Chan, Jennifer Love Hewitt, and Jason Isaacs, this film takes you on a journey where a humble chauffeur, Jimmy (Chan), is unexpectedly thrust into the dangerous world of espionage.
113. The Art of Action: Martial Arts in Motion Picture (2002)
The Art of Action: Martial Arts in Motion Picture” delves into the fascinating history of martial arts films, from their humble beginnings in Chinese culture to their international impact. Actor Samuel L. Jackson guides the audience through a riveting journey, exploring the techniques, characters, and stories behind some of the most iconic martial arts films.
114. Traces of a Dragon (2003)
Traces of a Dragon” is a documentary that takes a unique look into the past of iconic actor Jackie Chan, as well as delving into the intricacies of Chinese family relationships during the tumultuous Culture Revolution. This one-hour and 34-minute film, directed by Mabel Cheung, offers a rare glimpse into the untold stories of the legendary actor and the resilience of Chinese families amidst political turmoil. With a runtime of 1h 34min, “Traces of a Dragon” is an intimate portrait of Jackie Chan, featuring interviews with the star and his family members.
115. The 100 Greatest Movie Stars (2003)
Dive into the world of cinema as the British public takes center stage in the documentary “The 100 Greatest Movie Stars” (2003). Spanning 6 hours, this captivating film presents an exclusive survey showcasing the top 100 film actors of all time.
116. The Medallion (2003)
In “The Medallion, “ martial artist and Hong Kong detective Chan (Jackie Chan) is forever changed when he comes across a mysterious medallion, resulting in a fatal accident that transforms him into an immortal warrior with extraordinary powers. As an agent of Interpol, he is tasked with unraveling the secrets behind the medallion and a sinister plot involving an ancient Chinese artifact. With the help of Evans (Lee Evans), a skilled ally, Chan must utilize his newfound abilities to outwit his enemies and protect the world from certain doom.
117. Shanghai Knights (2003)
Shanghai Knights”, starring the unstoppable duo of Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson, is set in the wild, 19th-century world of London. After Chon’s father is killed in cold blood, Chon and Roy dive headfirst into an exciting adventure aimed at revenge. As they journey from their Chinese homeland to the heart of England, they uncover a world of danger and deception, where good battles against evil.
118. The Twins Effect (2003)
Prepare for an adrenaline-fueled showdown in “The Twins Effect, “ a thrilling martial-arts action film from 2003. This Hong Kong production, directed by Dante Lam and featuring stars Gillian Chung, Charlene Choi, and Anthony Wong, follows an elite vampire slayer and his glamorous sidekicks as they take on one of the most dangerous undead creatures.
119. Enter the Phoenix (2004)
Enter the Phoenix is a thrill-seeking action-comedy film that takes you on a rollercoaster ride of hilarious misunderstandings, kung fu battles, and fast-paced foot chases. The movie, released in 2004 and directed by Stephen Fung, stars Eason Chan, Daniel Wu, and Karen Mok. Set in Hong Kong, the film follows the misadventures of a triad leader who mistakenly believes his right-hand man’s roommate is his gay son, appointing him as his successor.
120. Around the World in 80 Days (2004)
Around the World in 80 Days” is an exhilarating adventure comedy featuring a star-studded cast, led by martial arts legend Jackie Chan and Steve Coogan. This stunning 2004 adaptation of Jules Verne’s classic novel takes viewers on a thrilling whirlwind journey through the 19th century. An eccentric British inventor, played by Jim Broadbent, accepts a daring wager and embarks with his Chinese valet and a French artist on an incredible quest to circumnavigate the globe.
121. Hainan ji fan (2004)
Hainan Ji Fan, released in 2005, is a poignant and heartwarming comedy-drama directed by Kenneth Bi. The movie, set in Singapore, revolves around a conservative mother who is convinced that her son is gay. In an attempt to divert her suspicions, she decides to take in a French foreign exchange student, named Max, who has come to Singapore as part of an exchange program.
122. New Police Story (2004)
New Police Story (2004) is a thrilling action-packed movie directed by Benny Chan, starring the legendary Jackie Chan, Nicholas Tse, and Charlie Yeung. Set in Hong Kong, the film follows the heart-wrenching journey of a heroic cop, who inadvertently leads his team into a deadly trap, leaving him as the sole survivor.
123. House of Fury (2005)
House of Fury, also known as Jing mo gaa ting, is a thrilling action-comedy that brings a former secret agent back into the spotlight. Set in the bustling city of Hong Kong, the movie follows the life of a seasoned secret agent, played by Anthony Chau-Sang Wong, who, though retired, finds himself entangled in a dangerous web of intrigue and betrayal.
124. The Myth (2005)
In “The Myth”, archeologist Jack finds himself experiencing hauntingly familiar dreams of his past life as the brave general Meng Yi, sworn to protect a princess named Ok-Soo during ancient China’s tumultuous times. Driven by an unshakable sense of duty and curiosity, he enlists the help of his friend William, a Hare Krishna devotee, to unveil the truth behind these cryptic memories.
125. Left for Dead (2005)
Left for Dead (2005) is a gritty British action thriller set in the crime-ridden city of Hope, where the ruthless crimelord Kincaid reigns supreme. Former hitman Williams is left for dead after defying Kincaid’s orders, setting the stage for an explosive revenge saga.
126. Everlasting Regret (2005)
Experience an enchanting tale of love, loss, and the passage of time in the 1930s Shanghai. Everlasting Regret (2005) follows the life of Qiyao, a young girl from an ordinary family who is lucky enough to witness the glamour and seduction of the city. Directed by Stanley Kwan, this drama, with an IMDb rating of 5.6, touches on the complexities of a mother-daughter relationship, as well as the power of a telegram and the nostalgia of a steamboat trip.
127. The Heavenly Kings (2006)
The Heavenly Kings” is a 2006 found footage mockumentary that offers a behind-the-scenes look into the world of the popular Hong Kong band, Alive. The film, directed and written by Daniel Wu, follows the band members as they navigate the challenges and humorous moments of their musical journey.
128. Rob-B-Hood (2006)
Prepare for a heartwarming twist in the action-packed comedy “Rob-B-Hood”. Set in the captivating city of Hong Kong, this film pushes the limits of criminal adventures as Thongs and Octopus take on a job to kidnap a baby for their eccentric landlord. Little do they know, that baby will awaken strong paternal feelings, complicating their assignment.
129. Rush Hour 3 (2007)
Joining forces once more, Detective James Carter (Chris Tucker) and Hong Kong martial artist Jackie Chan (Jackie Chan) are tasked with protecting a beautiful French woman from the ruthless Triads. In Rush Hour 3, these unlikely duo head to the romantic streets of Paris to confront an assassination attempt on Ambassador Han (Max von Sydow) that threatens to unleash a whirlwind of chaos and destruction.
130. Fusion (2007)
Get ready to witness a groundbreaking musical event like no other in “Fusion” (2007). This once-in-a-lifetime concert brought together some of the biggest names in the industry from Taiwan, Hong Kong, China, and the United States, making history on the Hunan TV stage. Stars like Jackie Chan, Kanye West, Gnarls Barkley, A-Mei, Lupe Fiasco, Tan WeiWei, and Ly Yu Chun from the Chinese show Supergirls captivated thousands of fans over two incredible nights.
131. Kung Fu Panda (2008)
In the heart of China, Po, an overweight and clumsy panda, is unexpectedly chosen as the protector of the Valley of Peace. This humble panda soon must prove himself worthy against the valley’s arch-nemesis, who is fast approaching.
132. The Forbidden Kingdom (2008)
The Forbidden Kingdom” is an electrifying adventure film that transports viewers to ancient China. When a kung fu-obsessed American teenager discovers a hidden treasure, he embarks on a life-changing journey that brings him face-to-face with a group of skilled martial arts warriors. As they join forces, they must overcome formidable challenges to free the imprisoned Monkey King and unleash the full power of their combined abilities.
133. Run Papa Run (2008)
Run Papa Run, also known as Yat gor ho ba ba, is an engaging 2008 movie directed by Sylvia Chang and written by Benny Li Shuan Yan, Susan Chan, and Sylvia Chang. The film boasts an ensemble cast, including Louis Koo, Rene Liu, and Nora Miao, and features a creative blend of genres such as comedy, crime, and drama.
134. Jackie Chan Presents: Wushu (2008)
Jackie Chan Presents: Wushu is a thrilling martial arts family drama that takes viewers on a heart-pounding journey of friendship, loyalty, and self-discovery. Ten years ago, five students joined a martial arts school and learned the disciplines of Wushu and the bonds of friendship. Fast forward to the present day, and both their martial arts skills and friendships will be put to the ultimate test.
135. How Bruce Lee Changed the World (2009)
Delve into the world of groundbreaking martial artist Bruce Lee with the captivating documentary, “How Bruce Lee Changed the World. “ This film uncovers the multifaceted impact that Lee had on pop culture, including his influence on China, Jeet Kune Do, the iconic karate chop, combat, and martial arts mastery. Narrated by luminaries like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jackie Chan, and Margaret Cho, this powerful documentary showcases how Bruce Lee’s legacy continues to shape our world today. Get ready to embark on an inspiring journey through the life and times of the legendary Bruce Lee.
136. Shinjuku Incident (2009)
In “Shinjuku Incident, “ a humble Chinese immigrant finds himself entangled in a dangerous conflict with one of the world’s most powerful criminal organizations. As the tide of war threatens to engulf him, he fights valiantly to protect his community and his hard-earned sense of gratitude.
137. The Founding of a Republic (2009)
The Founding of a Republic” is a riveting historical drama inspired by true events, set in 1949 China. The film is a stirring tale of bravery, sacrifice, and resilience as one man courageously defies the tyranny of a ruthless ruler and unites his people in an epic battle for their country.
138. Beijing (2009)
Beijing” (2009) is a captivating documentary that offers an intimate and unique look at the dynamic city of Beijing, China. Directed by Sarah Morris, this film captures the essence of the city through interviews with renowned personalities such as George W. Bush and Jackie Chan, alongside mesmerizing visuals of the city’s fascinating landscape and bustling streets.
139. Kung Fu Master (2009)
A mesmerizing blend of action, comedy, and family values, Kung Fu Master (2009) follows Jackie Chan’s undefeated Kung Fu Master on his incredible journey of teaching an eager young boy the art of combat. As the Master shares his wisdom and skills, the young boy is treated to awe-inspiring fights, all while learning important life lessons.
140. Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards 2010 (2010)
Prepare for a slime-filled, nonstop musical adventure with the 2010 Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards! . Hosted by comedic superstar Kevin James, this high-energy awards show brings together the hottest celebrities, live music, and jaw-dropping performances.
141. Stunt Games (2010)
Stunt Games” is an adrenaline-pumping action movie that tells the story of twin brothers, Adan and Samuel, who share an unwavering passion for cinema stunts. Their joint dream of stardom as stuntmen takes an unexpected turn when they are lured into the deadly world of mafia after accepting an obscure assignment.
142. The Legend of Silk Boy (2010)
Embark on an enchanting journey with “The Legend of Silk Boy” (2010), a 1 hour and 30-minute animated adventure feature film perfect for families. This captivating tale follows a spirited young protagonist, Silk Boy, as he accidentally finds himself in a world of wonder and excitement.
143. The Karate Kid (2010)
The Karate Kid” (2010) is a captivating blend of action, drama, and family adventure set amid the breathtaking landscapes of China. Directed by Harald Zwart and written by Christopher Murphey and Robert Mark Kamen, the film stars Jackie Chan, Jaden Smith, and Taraji P. Henson.
144. Little Big Soldier (2010)
Little Big Soldier, “ released in 2010, takes the viewers on an unexpected journey to ancient China. The movie’s plot revolves around an old solider and a young general, from opposing states, who are brought together by fate. The adventure takes them on a long trip filled with action, adventure, and unexpected comedic moments.
145. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010)
Edgar Wright’s visually stunning and action-packed film, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010), takes you on a fantastical journey through Toronto’s streets. The film follows the life of a young, witty, and quirky man named Scott Pilgrim, played by Michael Cera, who is determined to win the heart of a woman named Ramona Flowers, portrayed by Mary Elizabeth Winstead. Ramona has seven evil exes she needs Scott to vanquish if he hopes to win her love. Along the way, they navigate high school drama, rock band encounters, and quirky urban battles.
146. Shaolin (2011)
In the heart of the 1920s, Hong Kong-based action-drama “Shaolin” follows the journey of Hou Jie, a disheartened warlord who, after relentlessly ambushing his rivals and losing everything in the process, seeks solace at a Shaolin monastery. As a skilled warrior, Hou Jie is drawn to the monks’ unyielding discipline and wisdom, while also grappling with the dark secrets of his past. Director Benny Chan masterfully weaves together a tale of redemption, love, and the pursuit of honor, all against the backdrop of breathtaking martial arts battles and riveting action sequences.
147. 1911 (2011)
Embark on a gripping historical journey with the epic drama, “1911, “ based on the founding of the Republic of China. Featuring a star-studded cast, including Jackie Chan, Winston Chao, and Bingbing Li, this film follows nationalist forces led by Sun Yat-sen as they courageously overthrow the Qing Dynasty.
148. Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)
Kung Fu Panda 2, an animated action-adventure film, follows the Dragon Warrior Po and his friends as they battle against a peacock villain trying to conquer China with a lethal new weapon. Alongside the epic fight, Po must confront his past and his father-son relationship.
149. The Suppressor (2011)
The Suppressor, directed by Ara Paiaya and written by Chris Robb, offers a thrilling exploration of right and wrong as determined by one man’s commitment to justice. Set against a backdrop rife with corruption, this action-packed film follows Blake Bradley, whose refusal to see the city he loves succumb to crime pushes him to take matters into his own hands. Caught between a malevolent criminal organization, a dirty politician, and a corrupt cop, Blake forms an unlikely alliance with the wealthy, yet enigmatic Max Bentley, who hires him for a dangerous mission.
150. Legendary Amazons (2011)
In the heart of 11th century China, “Legendary Amazons” tells a tale of bravery, unity, and the unbreakable spirit of a group of women. When the Song Dynasty finds itself in dire straits due to invasion by the rival state Western Xia, Yang, the last of a lineage of Song generals, falls in battle. Widowed and determined to save their dynasty, Yang’s widow Mu gathers a group of widows and leads them into battle, proving that they are more than capable of holding their own. Frankie Chan directs this action-packed film, which boasts an impressive cast including Cecilia Cheung, Xiaoqing Liu, and Richie Jen.
151. Final Cut: Ladies and Gentlemen (2012)
Final Cut: Ladies and Gentlemen” is a heartwarming and unique blend of comedy, drama, and romance. This 2012 film was masterfully directed by György Pálfi and written by Pálfi and Zsófia Ruttkay. The movie tells a simple yet timeless love story between a man and a woman, brought to life through a series of scenes edited together from hundreds of classic films, creating a delightful crossover of movie genres.
152. Chinese Zodiac (2012)
Chinese Zodiac” is a thrilling action-adventure comedy film released in 2013. The movie stars the legendary Jackie Chan alongside Shu Qi and Xingtong Yao and is directed by none other than Chan himself alongside Frankie Chan. Set in Hong Kong and China, the film follows a man on a global quest to locate a set of mystical artifacts- the twelve bronze heads of the animals from the Chinese zodiac.
153. I Am Bruce Lee (2012)
I Am Bruce Lee is a compelling documentary that delves into the life and legacy of the legendary martial artist, Bruce Lee. This film not only reveals the reasons why Bruce Lee’s flame burns brighter now than the day he died, but also offers an in-depth look at the man behind the iconic persona.
154. Funny Show Part Two: The Video — Movie (2012)
Funny Show Part Two: The Video — Movie” is a hilarious action-comedy film released in 2012 that continues the entertaining legacy of the “Funny Show” series. Directed by Leonardo Thimo and Anestis Dalezis, the film features an ensemble cast including Leonardo Thimo, Tony Meramveliotakis, and Jimm Mustang.
155. The World’s End (2013)
The World’s End” is a thrilling 2013 film directed by Edgar Wright and written by Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright. The movie stars Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, and Martin Freeman, taking place in the US and Japan.
156. Personal Tailor (2013)
Personal Tailor, also known as Si ren ding zhi, is a captivating and whimsical movie released in 2013, featuring a unique and imaginative company that grants the most extraordinary wishes to people longing for a break from their mundane lives. This film blends elements of comedy and drama as audiences are taken on a journey through a world where wishes truly come true. Director Xiaogang Feng brings this story to life, with the screenplay crafted by Shuo Wang.
157. Police Story: Lockdown (2013)
In “Police Story: Lockdown, “ an intense hostage situation unfolds when a man, seeking the release of a long-time prisoner, takes a police officer, his daughter, and a group of strangers captive. As the tension mounts, the group races against time to uncover the truth and stop a potential time bomb before it’s too late.
158. The Break-Up Artist (2014)
The Break-Up Artist, also known as Fen shou da ren, is a hilarious Chinese comedy that hits theaters in 2014. With a runtime of 1 hour and 30 minutes, this film will have you laughing in no time. Directed by Zili Zhang, the movie boasts a star-studded lineup including Peng Lin, Van Fan, and Sung-jun Yoo.
159. As the Light Goes Out (2014)
As the Light Goes Out, “ directed by Chi-Kin Kwok, is an exhilarating action-drama set in the bustling city of Hong Kong. The movie follows Pillar Point division’s valiant firefighters who must confront and contain a dangerous and raging inferno that threatens to engulf the entire city in darkness.
160. Monkey King: Hero Is Back (2015)
Step into a world of wonder and adventure as “Monkey King: Hero Is Back” takes you on an epic journey! . This action-packed animated film, inspired by Chinese mythology, transports the legendary Monkey King out of his 500-year prison sentence, thanks to a brave child’s act of kindness.
161. Dragon Blade (2015)
Dragon Blade” is a thrilling action-drama-fantasy film set in ancient China that tells the story of a group of soldiers fighting to protect their land and its people from the corrupt forces of the Roman empire. Led by the legendary Jackie Chan, the film stars an ensemble cast that includes John Cusack and Adrien Brody. When Tiberius, a ruthless Roman leader, arrives with an army to seize control of the Silk Road, the movie’s protagonist, Huo An, must form an alliance with a legion of defected Roman soldiers, led by the ambitious General Lucius, to defend their homeland.
162. Jackie Chan Presents: Amnesia (2015)
Jackie Chan presents “Amnesia” (2015), a thrilling action-adventure film that follows the journey of a man who wakes up with no memory of his past. As he grapples with the identity of “Who Am I, “ he must fight to stay alive while discovering the truth about his past.
163. Kung Fu Panda 3 (2016)
Witness the epic adventures of Po, the lovable Kung Fu-fighting panda, in Kung Fu Panda 3! . As our hero embarks on his journey of “awesomeness, “ he faces two formidable threats both supernatural and personal. Joining Po in his quest is a younger version of his iconic character, showcasing the legacy he leaves behind.
164. Skiptrace (2016)
Skiptrace” brings together a thrilling mix of action, adventure, and comedy as it follows the story of a Hong Kong detective and an American gambler on a high-stakes mission to take down a notorious Chinese criminal. In this fast-paced movie, our heroes must navigate the unforgiving streets of Hong Kong, traveling on foot and using their wits against an enemy who always seems to be one step ahead.
165. Railroad Tigers (2016)
Railroad Tigers, “ released in 2016, is set in China during the Japanese occupation in 1941. The film tells the story of a dedicated railroad worker who leads a team of freedom fighters to bring food to the hungry. Amidst the chaos of World War Two and the Sino-Japanese conflict, they must navigate through obstacles and challenges to make a difference.
166. Manhattan Night (2016)
Manhattan Night, originally titled Manhattan Nocturne, is a captivating crime drama with a mysterious twist. Set in the bustling city of New York, the story revolves around a talented yet troubled reporter who becomes entangled in the dark world of the upper echelons of society. As he investigates the sudden death of a prominent socialite’s husband, he finds himself drawn into a web of intrigue, lies, and danger.
167. Reset (2017)
Reset, also known as Ni shi ying jiu, is a thrilling action-packed sci-fi film released in 2017. Directed by Hong-Seung Yoon and written by Jina Kim and Muchun Cha, the film stars Mi Yang, Wallace Huo, and Shih-Chieh King. Set in China, the movie follows an inventor as she teams up with multiple versions of her future self to rescue her kidnapped son.
168. Earth: One Amazing Day (2017)
Experience the awe-inspiring journey of Earth: One Amazing Day, a visually stunning documentary that showcases the power and beauty of nature. As the sun rises over the highest mountains, makes its way through lush jungles, and sets on remote islands, we are treated to breathtaking sights and encounters with rare and extraordinary animals. This awe-inspiring film brings these extraordinary moments to life, thanks to the innovation in filmmaking technology.
169. Namiya (2017)
In the 2017 family-drama, “Namiya” (Jie you za huo dian), the thrilling tale unfolds when three runaway children discover an abandoned general store and unknowingly awaken a mystical connection to the store’s previous owner. Spanning across multiple lives, this supernatural story is a journey of curiosity and discovery that transcends time and space.
170. The Foreigner (2017)
In the heart of London, a terrifying act of terrorism unfolds, taking the life of an innocent young girl. Driven by unstoppable vengeance, her father — a humble businessman with a mysterious history — embarks on a relentless journey to avenge his daughter’s murder. Haunted by the memories of his past, he finds himself engulfed in a cat-and-mouse conflict with a dangerously cunning government official, whose own past may hold the secret to the terrorists’ identities.
171. The Lego Ninjago Movie (2017)
Prepare for an explosive adventure in “The Lego Ninjago Movie, “ a action-packed animated film filled with humor and heart. Following the journey of a teenage ninja who is constantly shunned for his lineage, he teams up with his superhero cohorts to battle his evil father, who is also his father. Filled with thrilling training sequences, mind-blowing superhero action, and the beloved animated charm of the LEGO universe, this movie is a must-watch for fans of all ages.
172. Bleeding Steel (2017)
Bleeding Steel” (2017) is an action-packed thriller featuring martial arts master Jackie Chan, where he plays a Special Forces Agent tasked with protecting a scientist and his top-secret creation. The film is set in both China and Hong Kong, with the backdrop of an intense and sinister gang who threatens the safety of the scientist and his discovery. Chan and his team must engage in high-stakes showdowns and shootouts, utilizing both traditional martial arts and futuristic weapons to take down the enemy.
173. Kung Fu Yoga (2017)
Kung Fu Yoga is an action-packed, comedy-filled adventure that follows two professors as they embark on a quest to find a lost treasure. The film takes viewers on a thrilling journey from a Tibetan ice cave to Dubai and a mountain temple in India. Jackie Chan, Yixing Zhang, and Miya Muqi lead the cast in this high-octane tale of ancient mysteries, high-stakes battles, and unexpected friendships.
174. The Oscars (2017)
Prepare to witness the grandeur of the 89th Annual Academy Awards ceremony, a celebration of the film industry’s finest achievements in cinema for the year 2016. Hosted by the charismatic Jimmy Kimmel, this star-studded event is brimming with excitement and prestige as it honors the best actors, directors, songs, original screenplays, and motion pictures.
175. The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature (2017)
The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature” is a family-friendly animated adventure comedy movie, released in 2017. The story follows Surly (voiced by Will Arnett) and his nutty friends as they team up against Oakton City’s corrupt mayor, seeking to protect their home and prevent the construction of an inept amusement park. Along the way, they face various challenges, one of which involves an excavator and a sticky situation involving chewing gum.
176. Golden Job (2018)
Golden Job, also known as Huang jin xiong di, is an epic action-adventure film released in 2018. Starring Ekin Cheng, Jordan Chan, and Michael Tse, the movie follows a group of mercenaries who join forces to execute an incredible heist. Directed by Kar Lok Chin, the film offers viewers a thrilling ride filled with excitement, suspense, and high-octane action.
177. The Game Changers (2018)
The Game Changers” is a documentary that brings you an enlightening view on the protein myth. It introduces you to a powerful and exclusive group of athletes and scientists who have discovered the truth behind the protein narrative. The movie takes you on a journey with UFC fighter James Wilks, who has devoted his life to pushing his body to its limits. However, when he learns about the impact of animal products on his health and the environment, everything he knew about nutrition gets challenged.
178. The Knight of Shadows: Between Yin and Yang (2019)
Experience high-flying action, heart-pumping adventure, and family-friendly fun with “The Knight of Shadows: Between Yin and Yang”. This captivating movie, released in 2019, follows a legendary demon hunter, played by the inimitable Jackie Chan, and his mission to protect humanity from fearsome creatures that breach the human realm. Joined by a dedicated lawman protégé and a motley crew of wacky monsters, our heroes embark on a thrilling journey across breathtaking 3D landscapes.
179. Iron Mask (2019)
Join cartographer Jonathan Green (Jason Flemyng) on an epic adventure as he returns to map the Russian Far East in “Iron Mask” (2020). Forced on a detour to China, Green encounters the Dragon Master, embarks on a journey, and the Iron-Masked Russian Czar escapes the Tower of London to a Russian ship.
180. Triple Threat (2019)
In “Triple Threat” (2019), a thrilling action-packed thriller, the billionaire’s daughter, Lottie Chen (Olga Wang), is on a mission to dismantle a notorious crime syndicate. However, her determination puts her in the crosshairs of an elite group of professional assassins.
181. The Climbers (2019)
Prepare to experience a heart-pounding adventure as you follow the journey of the China Everest Climbing Commando. In “The Climbers, “ four daring individuals face the harsh conditions and danger of mount Everest in their quest to conquer the icy peak. As they traverse through treacherous terrain, they learn the true meaning of friendship, sacrifice, and perseverance.
182. Vanguard (2020)
Vanguard, also known as Ji xian feng, is a thrilling action-adventure comedy film released in 2020. Directed by Stanley Tong, and with a runtime of 1 hour and 47 minutes, the movie tells the story of a covert security company, Vanguard, that is the last hope for an accountant targeted by the world’s deadliest mercenary organization.
183. Wish Dragon (2021)
Wish Dragon, the delightful family adventure produced by Base Animation, Sony Pictures Animation, and Sparkle Roll Media, debuted in 2021 and quickly charmed its audience. Set in China, the USA, Thailand, and Czech Republic, this enchanting CGI animation follows our protagonist, Din, who’s determined to be reunited with his childhood friend. But life takes an unexpected turn when he meets a magical talking dragon named Long who holds the power of granting wishes.
184. Good Night Beijing (2021)
Good Night Beijing” is a touching drama set in the bustling city of Beijing. Directed by Jaycee Chan and Zhang Xioalei, the movie revolves around the story of a couple, Alan and Mengjie, whose love journey takes a turn as they break up and go their separate ways. The film explores the emotional turmoil they face and how their paths cross again, leading to a series of unexpected events.
185. Hidden Strike (2023)
Hidden Strike” is a thrilling, action-packed, and comedic movie that follows the desperate journey of two ex-special forces soldiers. Tasked with escorting a group of civilians along the treacherous “Highway of Death” in Baghdad, these two former comrades-in-arms must rely on their teamwork and extraordinary skills to keep their charges safe.
186. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (2023)
In the thrilling animated adventure “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, “ four unlikely heroes are up against the challenges of life in New York City while battling a terrifying new threat. As a team of superpowered ninja turtles, these brothers must work together to earn the love and respect of the city they call home, all the while fending off an invading horde of mutated foes. With eye-popping animation and pulse-pounding action, this film takes the Turtles on a journey that’s both hilarious and heroic.
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