I think Dragon Fist is underrated. It’s one of the better Jackie/Lo Wei collaborations and features Jackie in a more serious and one in which he really gets to show off his fighting prowess.

Still have Dragon Lord and The Young master on VHS with the cool drawn covers and the legendary Hwang In-Shik as the bad guy in both movies, great list btw.

Had to give you a like just for singing Shirley Kwan😂😂

SNAKE & CRANE ARTS OF SHAOLIN.....its one of his earlier ones and i am very fond of it

Magnificent Bodyguards - also filmed in 3D which is why you get all those shots of things and hands getting right into the camera lens. Great list.

Enjoyable video, Bruce! I like your choices! The Magnificent Bodyguards is a fun old school kung fu movie (matter of fact, I'm currently waiting for a blu-ray of this one to arrive in the mail!), not only does it have a young Jackie Chan but Bruce Liang is impressive as the kicking specialist, too, I just wish I could get the chance to see it in 3D! I also love Twin Dragons, the leading ladies are both charming & beautiful, the action & comedy are fun, but I do miss end credit out-takes with that one. Speaking of out-takes, wasn't Dragon Lord the first of Jackie's movies to include NGs/bloopers over the end credits? As for Heart of the Dragon, I always thought the tone was a bit uneven in that one but has Jackie ever been more brutal than he was in the climactic fight scenes? Not as I can recall! And Miracles? I think that movie can be shown as an example of why there's never been another movie star quite like Jackie Chan! One more Jackie title I think of as being a bit overlooked is Who Am I. I kind of consider it the last real Jackie Chan movie before Jackie went to Hollywood & had to start compromising with Western directors on the action scenes, it seems to me with Who Am I Jackie was still allowed to come up whatever action he wanted to do, I hope it gets a good blu-ray release soon.

I just knew you’d pick Heart of Dragon. It’s been a favourite of mine for years, dodgy opening scene but otherwise great film and still an upsetting watch. The Hapkido training really shows itself in JC’s kicks in that movie. I’m also a fan of Twin Dragons and I would have subbed out the older period piece with the knockoff Star Wars music with …. Thunderbolt 👊🏻⚡️

Magnificent Bodyguard is the only film not made by Golden Harvest where Jackie Chan had previously team with James Tien and Bruce Liang before Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao. In Twin Dragons, I would think Wang Lung Wei would have been a better lead villain instead of Kirk Wong. I think Jackie went to different direction in Dragon Lords because most of his Martial Arts action seems to disappear and replaced mostly with stunt action instead. Sammo Hung did an interview here saying that he wasn't expect to have a role in Heart of the Dragon and it was a difficult film when the producer approach him with the scripts. Since he couldn't found someone who can play the mental disable brother, then he just had to take that role instead. And the Miracle is much like both Project A & Project A II, but I wish Jackie could have fought Billy Chow in more upcoming films other than this is the only one. I also like more of his films with Lo Wei such as Half A Loaf of Kung Fu, Dragon Fist, Snake and Crane Arts of Shaolin, & Fearless Hyena. As for the Golden Harvest, some of my favorites including these four films are Wheels On Meals, Dragon Forever, Armour of God, City Hunter, Thunderbolt, etc.

good pics!

Just to throw some later era Jackie in there I love Who am I (The rooftop fight) and digging really deep Rob-B-Hood (the end fight in the fancy house/gym/band practice area).

For me City hunter is uderrated. Very funny and awesome action. Only the street fighter parody part is too goofy but the rest is great. :)

Thank you that was amazing more jackie chan and Van Damme, do you think it's bankable if they show up in the same movie?

Does crime story count. It was a more serious turn for him and it has a crazy car crash at the beginning of the film.

ARMOUR OF GOD

unpopular opinion. i believe Jackie Chan would defeat bruce lee in a fight. yes i know jackie himself said no he couldn't but i got good arguments