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Jackie Chan has appeared in nearly 150 films throughout a career spanning over six decades. He is globally recognized for his innovative stunts, blending high-stakes action with physical comedy, and holds the Guinness World Record for the most stunts performed by a living person. Essential Filmography

These films represent the pinnacle of his work across different eras and genres.

Police Story (1985): Often cited as Chan's masterpiece, this film features some of his most dangerous and iconic stunts, including the legendary mall pole slide.

Drunken Master II (1994): Known in the US as The Legend of Drunken Master, it is hailed for its intricate choreography and the final 20-minute warehouse fight sequence. jackie chan film list

Supercop (1992): Co-starring Michelle Yeoh, this high-octane entry in the Police Story series is highly rated for its blend of hand-to-hand combat and breathtaking vehicle stunts.

Rush Hour (1998): His breakout Hollywood success co-starring Chris Tucker. This buddy-cop comedy grossed over $130 million in the US and established him as a global household name.

Kung Fu Panda Series (2008–2016): Chan voices Master Monkey in this massive commercial success; Kung Fu Panda 2 was the highest-grossing animated film of 2011. Top Rated Films (by Critical Consensus) Jackie Chan has appeared in nearly 150 films

According to Rotten Tomatoes, these are his highest-rated appearances: Film Title Release Year Tomatometer Rating Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem Supercop Crime Story Police Story Kung Fu Panda Upcoming Projects (2026–2027)

Chan continues to be active in his 70s with several high-profile releases scheduled: Unexpected Family (2026) Panda Plan 2: The Magical Tribe (2026)

Karate Kid: Legends (2025/2026): A legacy sequel uniting Chan with Ralph Macchio. Pawfect Agents (2027) Note: This list excludes early childhood appearances (e

You can find many of these classics streaming on platforms like Netflix.

Note: This list excludes early childhood appearances (e.g., Big and Little Wong Tin Bar), most documentary cameos, and TV series cameos. Films marked with † indicate rare or lost early films.

5. Hidden Gems & Cult Favorites

If you have seen the hits, check these out for unique choreography or different tones.

City Hunter (1993): An anime adaptation that is completely bonkers. Features a surreal fight scene inside a movie theater mimicking Bruce Lee’s Game of Death.
Thunderbolt (1995): Known for having almost no wires during the fights and a visceral, painful feel. Features a unique "pinball machine" fight scene.
Miracles (1989): Jackie’s personal favorite of his own films. A remake of Frank Capra’s Lady for a Day. It features incredible long-takes and production design.

2000s (Hollywood Peak & Return to China)

2000 – Shanghai Noon
2001 – Rush Hour 2
2001 – The Accidental Spy
2002 – The Tuxedo
2003 – Shanghai Knights
2003 – The Medallion
2004 – Around the World in 80 Days
2004 – New Police Story (darker reboot)
2005 – The Myth (aka San wa)
2006 – Rob-B-Hood
2007 – Rush Hour 3
2008 – The Forbidden Kingdom (with Jet Li)
2009 – Shinjuku Incident (serious dramatic role)
2009 – Looking for Jackie (cameo as himself)

1990s (Transition & First Hollywood Success)

1990 – Island of Fire
1991 – Armour of God II: Operation Condor
1991 – Once Upon a Time in China (cameo as an extra)
1992 – Police Story 3: Supercop (Michelle Yeoh co-stars)
1993 – Crime Story
1993 – City Hunter
1994 – Drunken Master II (aka The Legend of Drunken Master)
1995 – Rumble in the Bronx (US breakout)
1996 – Jackie Chan’s First Strike (aka Police Story 4)
1997 – Mr. Nice Guy
1998 – Rush Hour (major Hollywood success)
1998 – Who Am I?
1999 – Gorgeous

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