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1985 7.5 22.0K PG-13 views saved
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Police Story

1985 7.5 22.0K PG-13 views saved
Police Story

Officer Chan Ka Kui manages to put a major Hong Kong drug dealer behind the bars practically alone, after a shooting and an impressive chase inside a slum. Now, he must protect the boss' secretary, Selina, who will testify against the gangster in court.

Countries: HK
Languages: Cantonese
Content Rating: PG-13
Runtime: 1hrs 40min
Status: Released
Release date: 1985-12-14
Release format: Streaming — Mar 16, 1988
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Kurtis Money
@kurtmoney 6 years ago

The new Criterion blu ray of this and number 2 is a MUST HAVE. The restoration looks absolutely amazing and is loads better looking than what is streaming on iTunes. Also I would kill for a Jackie Chan stunt team shirt!

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Kurtis Money
@kurtmoney 6 years ago

The new Criterion blu ray of this and number 2 is a MUST HAVE. The restoration looks absolutely amazing and is loads better looking than what is streaming on iTunes. Also I would kill for a Jackie Chan stunt team shirt!

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BeardedOneWatches
@beardedonewatches 6 years ago

Police Story is as fun as the last time I watched it!!!

It still holds up as a solid action movie. Insane action stunts (Jackie Chan style) and stupid comedy (also Jackie Chan style) makes for a very good hour and forty minutes,

Jackie Chan was a big part of my childhood, and some of these movies are actually just as watchable now as they were then.

Just get it and get ready for one of the most insane openings to a movie ever.

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Lars Sieval
@larziej 4 years ago

I just can't get enough. Every time I watch Police Story time flies. It has your Jackie humor, Jackie stuns and your Jackie fights. Like we have an amazing chase scene in the beginning, Jackie Chan dancing like Michael Jackson, the fight scene at the villa, Jackie Chan trying to convince a witness that she needs his protection, we get Bill Tung, Maggie Cheung as May, Jackie's girlfriend, the scene where Jackie Chan grabs her scooter is just so damn funny, we get a courtroom scene and we get one of the most epic Jackie Chan set pieces at the mall. Seeing Jackie Chan sliding down that pole with all the lights is still a sight to behold.

Yes, Police Story will never get old for me. And it still isn't my favorite Jackie Chan movie but it is up there. Well worth a watch for anyone!

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Carlos Fernando Ibarra
@jekyl6669 6 years ago

Wow! Just wow. The way Chan is able to balance martial arts, with crazy stunts and slapstick humor is insanely impressive and always proves why he is regarded as such a master. This movie is pure entertainment. Probably the best in his filmography. It's easy to forget (because we've become so immune, due to years of over-the-top cartoon action with CGI, safety nets, and padded sets) that there was a time where we were thrilled, and even cringed at some of these types of bone crunching stunts that these people would put themselves through for our entertainment. Bravo Jackie Chan.

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@patoo 4 years ago

What a fun flick. That courtroom scene was really well-written, too. I love classic Jackie Chan.

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Cory Copeland
@copeland1994 9 months ago

I did not know this existed. I did not know I was strapping in for a subtitle movie. I did not know I was watching Rush Hour before Rush Hour. The action was great and the humor was fun. While age is here as a near 40 year old film, I quite enjoyed it and I am looking forward to getting around to the others!

Rating: 3.5/5 - 80% - Would Recommend

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Matthew Luke Brady
@bradym03 2 years ago

You know the action is good when every punch, kick, and glass break gets an audio reaction out of you.

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Colm Harrington
@colmharrington 4 months ago

Movie is decent but the stunts are incredible, puts the CGI "stunts" of today to shame!

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Siggi
@siggi963 7 months ago

A Jackie Chan classic. One of his best.

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Acoucalancha
@acoucalancha 1 year ago

>*"I just realized how tough this case is, can you replace me?"*

Jackie Chan's commitment in making this is truly remarquable, you can feel it throughout the movie. The stunts are everything here, some of the best i've ever seen. Remarquable action choreography. The slapstick humor is actually funny and Jackie Chan is a natural at it (favorite being the scene where he answers the phones). Anytime there's no action on-screen or humor, the movie becomes boring though, it's really not a story I found interesting. The middle part was a bit tough to get through. Respectable direction from Jackie Chan.

1- How much glass did they break?
2- I wish I could parallel park like that
3- I can still hear the punch/kick noises
4- Where's Jackie Chan's stunt Oscar?

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