Jackie Chan’s 71st Birthday: 10 Must-Watch Films That Made Him a Legend

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A groundbreaking action classic featuring Chan as a cop on the run, packed with epic stunts like the mall fight sequence 

Police Story (1985) 

This pirate-themed adventure highlights Chan’s acrobatics and comedic genius, with the clock tower stunt becoming iconic 

Project A (1983) 

A thrilling treasure-hunt movie filled with daring action sequences and Chan’s fearless stuntwork 

Armour of God (1986) 

Chan’s Hollywood debut brought him global fame, with breathtaking rooftop stunts and inventive fight choreography 

Rumble in the Bronx (1995) 

Teaming up with Chris Tucker, Chan blended humor with martial arts in this buddy-cop blockbuster 

Rush Hour (1998) 

An East-meets-West comedy with Chan’s action-packed sequences paired seamlessly with Owen Wilson’s humor 

Shanghai Noon (2000) 

A sequel that raised the stakes for martial arts choreography. This film is a masterpiece, with Chan’s jaw-dropping fight scenes and humorous flair earning critical acclaim 

Drunken Master II (1994) 

Chan delivered a heartfelt performance as Mr. Han, showcasing his dramatic range alongside his martial arts expertise 

The Karate Kid (2010) 

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