Top 10 Jackie Chan Movies Of All Time

Liputan6.com, Jakarta Jackie Chan is the legend in action movies world. He's known for doing the exciting yet dangerous stunts by his own. But what makes him so special is that he can blend the heart-pumping actions scene with witty humor that can make you spit out your drink.

In this article, we have selected some of the best Jackie Chan movies of all time. Join us on a journey through time as we explore the iconic films that have made Jackie Chan an enduring legend in the world of action and comedy.

In this film, Jackie Chan steps into the shoes of Inspector Chan Ka-Kui, the central character. Wrongly accused of killing a fellow police officer, he must clear his name while battling a powerful drug lord. "Police Story" is renowned for its heart-pounding action scenes, with Jackie performing many of his stunts himself.

In this classic, Jackie Chan portrays Wong Fei-hung, a mischievous young troublemaker. Sent to learn martial arts from Beggar So, the master of drunken martial arts, Wong's journey is marked by humor and acrobatic fighting. The film played a significant role in popularizing drunken boxing as a martial art style.

As a sequel to the original hit, "Police Story 2" follows Inspector Chan Ka-Kui as he investigates a mall bombing case. Even more action-packed than its predecessor, the film showcases some of Jackie Chan's most impressive stunts.

In this movie, Jackie Chan plays Keung, a Hong Kong cop visiting New York for his uncle's wedding. However, he becomes embroiled in a gang war. "Rumble in the Bronx" is celebrated for its high-energy action scenes and Chan's charisma.

In "Rush Hour," Jackie Chan is Inspector Lee, a Hong Kong cop who teams up with Chris Tucker to rescue a Chinese diplomat's kidnapped daughter. The film combines heart-pounding action with hilarious moments, highlighting the fantastic chemistry between Chan and Tucker.

Another installment in the Police Story series, this time, Chan collaborates with a CIA agent to take down a group of terrorists. The film is known for its over-the-top action sequences and Chan's sense of humor.

Chan returns as Wong Fei-hung in this sequel. This time, fights to prevent a group of foreigners from smuggling precious artifacts out of the country. "Drunken Master II" is even more popular than the original and is considered one of Chan's finest films.

In "Armour of God," Jackie Chan portrays an adventurer on a mission to find a treasure hidden by a group of monks. The film is famous for blending Chan's incredible stunts and humor with an Indiana Jones-style action film.

Jackie Chan plays Thomas in this film, where he and his cousin David run a food truck in Barcelona. Their encounter with a beautiful pickpocket named Sylvia leads to a series of misadventures. "Wheels on Meals" is a delightful mix of action scenes and humorous moments, particularly popular in Asia.

A sequel to "Armour of God," this time, Jackie Chan is hired by the UN to locate Nazi gold hidden in the Sahara. Throughout the movie, he faces off against others who also seek the gold. "Operation Condor" is known for its daring stunts and perilous action sequences.