Better Index Tip: For Drunken Master II, completely ignore the Dimension Films U.S. release (which adds a terrible new score and cuts 15 minutes). The original Hong Kong cut is the only "better" version.
Below is a long, structured index of Jackie Chan's major films, selected notable appearances, and key TV/voice roles. It focuses on theatrical and notable international releases; many Hong Kong regional films, cameo-only appearances, and duplicated alternative titles are omitted for clarity. Years are release years (regional variations may differ). index of jackie chan movies better
The JCI is calculated on a 0–100 scale using three weighted components: Better Index Tip: For Drunken Master II ,
Jackie broke America. But not all Hollywood movies are equal. Below is a long, structured index of Jackie
These films shattered the traditional kung fu mold and introduced slapstick + death-defying stunts.
| Film | Year | Why It’s “Better” | |------|------|--------------------| | Drunken Master | 1978 | The original drunken boxing classic. Jackie as a mischievous folk hero. Unforgettable finale. | | Snake in the Eagle’s Shadow | 1978 | First major collaboration with Yuen Woo-ping. Inventive, funny, and lightning-fast. | | Project A | 1983 | The clock tower fall. Need we say more? Period action + Keaton-esque stunts. | | Wheels on Meals | 1984 | Features one of the greatest alleyway fights ever (vs. Benny Urquidez). | | Police Story | 1985 | The ultimate modern action film. Mall fight, bus chase, pole slide through electrified glass. Perfection. |
Jackie slowed down. But “slow Jackie” is still faster than you.