Jackie Chan's Who Am I' (DVD)

If it is action pack kung fu action you are looking for then look no further than Jackie Chan. Who am I? tells the story of a group of soldiers that are betrayed by their superior and left to die in a plane crash, our hero survives this betrayal but unfortunately loses his memory hence the films title. He is then left to try and regain his memory whilst fighting off the forces that want him dead with the help of a crazy rally driver and an Interpol agent. This movie has quite a few stand out pieces of action including the clog fight and the incredibly silly Mitsubishi car chase with involves the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo driving on its side ...  Read the complete review

This is one of my favorite Jackie Chan movies purely due to the fight scenes, if you have seen one I guess you've seen them all, but in this particular case, especially the fight scene on the roof...it's pure magnificence. You cannot go wrong with feeling entertained by Jackie, even though his movies are not the great. When it comes to the bare facts, this film is average as you don't really feel submerged into the plot as you would want to be. If you really want to know what the movie is about, and to see the spectacular fight scenes, you have no choice but the get it and watch it for yourself. And, even more typical of Jackie's movies are the bloopers at the ...  Read the complete review

Where can you find actors speaking english, that have been redubbed by someone else? Jackie Chans Who Am I? of course ! As a huge fan of Jackie Chan, this is one of my personal favourites (after Police Story and Drunken Master). The story goes as thus - Jackie is part of a crack team of commandos on a mission in Africa. During this mission, he is double crossed by his superior and Jackie and the rest of the team are stuck inside a helicopter spiralling out of control. His superior has stolen a secret material which can be used to generate vast amounts of energy. As the only survivor of the helicopter crash (well how obvious is ...  Read the complete review