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Best movie ever made(OPeration Condor 2: Armour of the Gods
This is the greatest movie i have ever watched in my life( and i've seen a lot of movies) it has comedy up the yin-yang and more action then you can ever hope for, and if you don't like this movie your crazy(but you should at least give Jackie some credit b/c he almost killed himself just for your entertainment)the middle may be a little slow but it doesn't really matter b/c it is full of comedy(what Jackie is known for in his movies) but even if you are bored then you will be glad you watched, for the end fighting sequences are the best fighting scenes in the history of movies and they all include Jackie Chan's great sense of humor in them too. If you want to see a Jackie Chan movie this is the one. Also, the sequel to this movie(Operation Condor) is equally pleasing.

Greatest Jackie Chan movie ever
This is one of the best movies ever made, the action scenes were the best I've ever seen. Anyone who does not like this movie is crazy. The plot is like Indiana Jones, but who cares. It's full of action and great comedy. I highly suggest you watch this great movie, because it defenitley towers over all other action movies.

Operation Condor2: The Armour Of The Gods (1986)
In this film Jackie almost died. to perform a stunt he had to jump onto a branch. when he tried it out the branch broke! He fell and landed on some rocks which punctured his skull! This film is better than "Operation Condor"! it has got more eye-boggling stunts and possably better fighting! This film is quite alot like those Indiana Jones movies only better!
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Jackie, if you get the chance to read this review I just want you to take care!!!

Weird!!??
I don't know what has happned here. This is actually the originall 'Armour of God' made many years before its sequel 'Operation Condor', but anyway...

Jackie Chan or 'Asian Hawk' Goes in search of the armour of god, and then must rescue his best freind's girlfriend (who he is in love with himself) from an evil cult of wich wants the armour so that they can destroy it and reighn supreme over the world.

Great fights (especially the Monks and Amazon women fight) and some good stunts (watch the end credits where Jackie falls from a tree and lands on his head, it almost killed him!).

A brilliant film (although a bit slow in the middle) and well worth the buy!

A Must-See for a die hard Jackie Fan like me
Unless you are really a Jackie fan you won't be able to grasp all the humour in this movie. The comedy here is rather asian-styled compared to what you are used to see in the hollywood movies, but quite a few of my Canadian friends seem to have enjoyed this movie as much as I do. The plot and script are rather disappointing but they are compensated by all the action and humour. ... Read more

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When martial arts wizard Jackie Chan is in top form, no movie star on earth is more fun to watch. Armour of God never achieves the beautiful, smooth flow of continuous movement that distinguishes Project A--Part 2. In fact, it feels like a botched international coproduction, short on common sense and plot momentum, long on Eastern European scenery and huggermugger intrigue. The wispy premise is the first danger sign: all the segments of an ancient suit of armor have to be located and reassembled, so that the suit can be used to pay the ransom on a kidnapped girl--Jackie's old flame. (He competes for her affections with a chum played by heartthrob pop star Alan Tam.) The creepy Aryan bad guys are hiding out in a mountain retreat in Yugoslavia, which is stormed with gusto. A long second-act interlude of door-slamming bedroom farce is a dreary drag, but there's some good body-slamming action toward the end--especially when Jackie squares off with a trio of black female body builders in S/M leather. With the dashing Rosamund Kwan (the glamorous revolutionary of Project A) as Laura Lai. --David Chute ... Read more

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A perfect example of a Jackie Chan classic
In my view this has to be one of the greatest films Jackie Chan has starred in.The fight scene in the cave with the stilleto heeled warrior women has to be seen to believed!

a great film full of amazing stunts and fighting scenes..
armour of god is the first chan film i ever watched and from that day on i have become a real fan.mr chan is so full of energy and moves like a cat in armour of god and his martial arts skills are supreme to that of any other living expert.this film is a must for all chan fans...

By far Jackie's greatest movie up to now!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This film has it all for those of you who consider yourselves Jackie Chan fans. This contains some of the greatest fighting scenes ever choreographed. It also has one of the most deadly stunts Jackie has ever performed. Anyone who likes Jackie will LOVE this

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Rich and Famous
I want to know the Rich and Famous it is including the mandarin languages.

BAD MOVIE
This is one of the worst Chow yun-fat movies ever. ... Read more

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Almost--but not quite--'so bad it's good'
From HK schlockmeister Wong Jing comes The Last Blood, which was inexplicably marketed in some areas as Hard Boiled 2. Inexplicable not only because it has no connection whatsoever to the John Woo action masterpiece, but also because it was released some time before that film.

There's little to recommend here. Some fun can be had with the moronic character of 'Fatty', played by the overqualified Eric Tsang. Andy Lau makes little to no impression here. The tone shifts from comedy to brutal violence within seconds, as endless comic scenes of Andy Lau attempting to convince the cowardly Fatty to save the Dalai Lama's life (don't ask) are followed by scenes in which women and children and machine-gunned. Normally this makes for great viewing, but in this film it's only made palatable after a few Tecates.

I'm not sure what the desired effect of the film was, but I'm not sure Wong Jing knows either. Watch out for this nightmare.

Lots of blood
This movie is a great example of HK action. Starring Alan Tam as a strait laced cop and Andy Lau as a gangster. When the Japanese Red Army shoots both a tibetan lama and Andy Lau's girlfriend the two must work together to find the only blood donor in world with the correct blood type, a con man reluctant to give blood. The Japanese Red Army tries to kill the donor, as well as the protectors. This movie has all of the chase scenes, fight scenes, and shootout you could shove into a move and still make sense. Great stuff! ... Read more

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Very nice Hongkong Casino Movie
10 years ago, I saw this movie for the first time. It was very impressive to me.. Unforgetable movie.. I pre-ordered this movie about 2 month before release, and waited eagerly. It's very nice 'Guy-movie'. The chinese title means "Royal straight flush" which is the highest cards in poker game. Andy Lau was the best Hongkong movie star like Chow Yun Fat. ... Read more

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not politically correct but very funny though!
this movie isn't very politically correct with a lot of jokes about gay-people! but it's very funny though..and there's some great action!especially the fight-finale is great!I don't think everyone will enjoy this movie..but I myself liked it a lot and if you are just watching for the action then you won't be dissapointed.! ... Read more