

1988·Action·1h 45m
7.1
★




















The Hong Kong super-cop must stop a group of blackmailing bombers at the same time that the villains of the first Police Story are out for revenge.
Directed by Jackie Chan
martial arts
showdown
police
undercover
fight
investigation
cop
hong kong
hoodlum
bomb attack
action hero
Rank
#36 in 1988·#2729 overall

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Cast

Jackie Chan
Sergeant Chan Ka-Kui

Maggie Cheung
May

Bill Tung Biu
Inspector "Uncle" Bill Chou

Lam Kwok-Hung
Superintendent Raymond Li

Chor Yuen
Chu Tao

Charlie Cho Cha-Lee
John Ko

John Cheung Ng-Long
Polar Bear

Benny Lai Keung-Kuen
Mute Blackmailer

Guan Shan
Mr. Fung

Lisa Chiao Chiao
May's Aunt

Mars
Kim

Kenny Ho Ka-King
Policeman 12674
Crew

Jackie Chan
Director

Jackie Chan
Screenplay

Michael Lai Siu-Tin
Original Music Composer

Raymond Chow
Executive Producer

Chris Lee Kin-Sang
Martial Arts Choreographer

Ben Lam Kwok-Bun
Martial Arts Choreographer

Chan Tat-Kwong
Martial Arts Choreographer

Benny Lai Keung-Kuen
Martial Arts Choreographer

Ken Lo Wai-Kwong
Martial Arts Choreographer

Rocky Lai Keung-Ken
Martial Arts Choreographer

Mars
Martial Arts Choreographer

Jackie Chan
Martial Arts Choreographer
Popular Reviews
235 reviews
Treyward
7.0★ · 05/22/26

Chan Ka Kui: Dynamite is a controlled substance. There's only two ways you can get it: legally for industrial use, or it has to be smuggled in.
It is a crying shame that the film has to have a plot, because when it focuses on the bombastic fight scenes it reaches a level of insanity that cannot be matched.
It is a crying shame that the film has to have a plot, because when it focuses on the bombastic fight scenes it reaches a level of insanity that cannot be matched.
Chan Ka Kui: Dynamite is a controlled substance. There's only two ways you can get it: legally for industrial use, or it has to be smuggled in.
It is a crying shame that the film has to have a plot, because when it focuses on the bombastic fight scenes it reaches a level of insanity that cannot be matched.
It is a crying shame that the film has to have a plot, because when it focuses on the bombastic fight scenes it reaches a level of insanity that cannot be matched.
Jackson
7.0★ · 05/13/26

The Criterion Challenge 2026:
17. Prequel/Sequel/Remake/Reimagining
Jackie’s ability to use the environment in his choreography is second to none. Finale explosion was truly glorious.
17. Prequel/Sequel/Remake/Reimagining
Jackie’s ability to use the environment in his choreography is second to none. Finale explosion was truly glorious.
The Criterion Challenge 2026:
17. Prequel/Sequel/Remake/Reimagining
Jackie’s ability to use the environment in his choreography is second to none. Finale explosion was truly glorious.
17. Prequel/Sequel/Remake/Reimagining
Jackie’s ability to use the environment in his choreography is second to none. Finale explosion was truly glorious.
alexis
8.0★ · 04/20/26

these movies are just so impressive to me. jackie chan really is so talented. and he seems so nice!!! i hope he lives forever :)
i also love how beautiful and dreamy it looked despite being more violent than the first film. especially the scene of him and maggie cheung on the ferry. speaking of, maggie cheung… wow. she should be in every movie!
anyways.
don’t cry. the fireworks are beautiful.
i also love how beautiful and dreamy it looked despite being more violent than the first film. especially the scene of him and maggie cheung on the ferry. speaking of, maggie cheung… wow. she should be in every movie!
anyways.
don’t cry. the fireworks are beautiful.
these movies are just so impressive to me. jackie chan really is so talented. and he seems so nice!!! i hope he lives forever :)
i also love how beautiful and dreamy it looked despite being more violent than the first film. especially the scene of him and maggie cheung on the ferry. speaking of, maggie cheung… wow. she should be in every movie!
anyways.
don’t cry. the fireworks are beautiful.
i also love how beautiful and dreamy it looked despite being more violent than the first film. especially the scene of him and maggie cheung on the ferry. speaking of, maggie cheung… wow. she should be in every movie!
anyways.
don’t cry. the fireworks are beautiful.
bisho
7.0★ · 03/29/26

Not as good as the first one, but holy shit the stunts are still insane
Not as good as the first one, but holy shit the stunts are still insane
Amanda Kiffer
7.0★ · 03/23/26

High and Low if it was FUCKING AWESOME. EAT SHIT KUROSAWA
High and Low if it was FUCKING AWESOME. EAT SHIT KUROSAWA