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1996·Action·1h 47m
7.0
Hong Kong cop Chan Ka-Kui returns, working with Interpol to track down and arrest an illegal weapons dealer. Chan later realizes that things are not as simple as they appear and soon finds himself to be a pawn of an organization posing as Russian intelligence.
Directed by Stanley Tong Gwai-Lai
australia
martial arts
helicopter
secret agent
gunfight
action hero
queensland, australia

Cast

Jackie Chan
Jackie Chan
Chan Ka-Kui
Jackson Liu
Jackson Liu
Tsui Kit
Annie Wu
Annie Wu
Annie
Bill Tung Biu
Bill Tung Biu
Uncle Bill
Nonna Grishaeva
Nonna Grishaeva
Natasha
Ailen Sit Chun-Wai
Ailen Sit Chun-Wai
Allen
Rocky Lai Keung-Ken
Rocky Lai Keung-Ken
Golden Dragon Club Member
Kristof Kaczmarek
Kristof Kaczmarek
Commander Korda
Nathan Jones
Nathan Jones
Russian Hit Man
Steve Morris
Steve Morris
Russian Hit Man
Igor Guzun
Igor Guzun
FSB Agent (uncredited)
Ken Lo Wai-Kwong
Ken Lo Wai-Kwong
HK Police Officer (uncredited)

Crew

Stanley Tong Gwai-Lai
Stanley Tong Gwai-Lai
Director
Stanley Tong Gwai-Lai
Stanley Tong Gwai-Lai
Screenplay
Nathan Wang
Nathan Wang
Original Music Composer
Jingle Ma Choh-Sing
Jingle Ma Choh-Sing
Director of Photography
Barbie Tung Wan-Si
Barbie Tung Wan-Si
Producer
Raymond Chow
Raymond Chow
Executive Producer
Stanley Tong Gwai-Lai
Stanley Tong Gwai-Lai
Martial Arts Choreographer
Stanley Tong Gwai-Lai
Stanley Tong Gwai-Lai
Underwater Camera
Rocky Lai Keung-Ken
Rocky Lai Keung-Ken
Stunts
Tang Chiu-Yau
Tang Chiu-Yau
Stunts
Jackie Chan
Jackie Chan
Martial Arts Choreographer
San Sin
San Sin
Stunts

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Fuji
Fuji
Police Story 4: First Strike
What could this possible have to do with police story 😭
What could this possible have to do with police story 😭
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Carmoneckme
Carmoneckme
Police Story 4: First Strike
Le falto más escenas destruyendo cosas
Le falto más escenas destruyendo cosas
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Szabó Dávid
Szabó Dávid
Police Story 4: First Strike
It's good, it's Jackie Chan, it's one of those movies that you pop in, watch, then forget, but for the runtime, it's fun, and it's good
It's good, it's Jackie Chan, it's one of those movies that you pop in, watch, then forget, but for the runtime, it's fun, and it's good
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CruiseCruz
CruiseCruz
Police Story 4: First Strike
This is the only movie where a ladder is used on a fight scene
This is the only movie where a ladder is used on a fight scene
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Blake
Blake
Police Story 4: First Strike
I search the internet far and wide to find the original HK releases of Jackie Chan movies. Ive got a fair few of them, but most of the 90’s movies are hard to find. Most international versions (the ones we here in the USA have seen our whole lives) are cut to shreds with 15-20 minutes missing for not reason, bad dubs and replaced soundtracks for no reason. I have made it a life goal to own all of his movies in their original form. There have been steps to release some of these movies in their original cuts in Blu Ray/4k quality by Shout Factory, Eureka and 88 Films (sucks that eureka and 88 films are region B only, extremely jokerifying for me).

The version of this movie that I watched today is the original HK cut with 23 minutes added back in, from whole scenes to half second cuts. They took the cut scenes and soundtrack from the laserdisk and put them in, so it was very noticeable when something was added back in because the quality would dip to probably around 720p. This made the viewing experience even more interesting than before because it made me realize how shitty these recuts are. Some fight scenes have a few seconds of choreography missing here and there, reaction shots are mostly gone, moments of good physical comedy totally cut, and most of all VERY important scenes that help flesh out the plot and explain what’s a totally going on! It’s so frustrating to see how much was missing all this time. 

Sorry for the rant. This is a very funny and action packed Jackie movie. He plays with a lot of animals in this! The ladder fight is great but the rooftop chase stood out this time (maybe because of the added moments). If anyone wants to hook me up with a region free blu ray player, please help me out
I search the internet far and wide to find the original HK releases of Jackie Chan movies. Ive got a fair few of them, but most of the 90’s movies are hard to find. Most international versions (the ones we here in the USA have seen our whole lives) are cut to shreds with 15-20 minutes missing for not reason, bad dubs and replaced soundtracks for no reason. I have made it a life goal to own all of his movies in their original form. There have been steps to release some of these movies in their original cuts in Blu Ray/4k quality by Shout Factory, Eureka and 88 Films (sucks that eureka and 88 films are region B only, extremely jokerifying for me).

The version of this movie that I watched today is the original HK cut with 23 minutes added back in, from whole scenes to half second cuts. They took the cut scenes and soundtrack from the laserdisk and put them in, so it was very noticeable when something was added back in because the quality would dip to probably around 720p. This made the viewing experience even more interesting than before because it made me realize how shitty these recuts are. Some fight scenes have a few seconds of choreography missing here and there, reaction shots are mostly gone, moments of good physical comedy totally cut, and most of all VERY important scenes that help flesh out the plot and explain what’s a totally going on! It’s so frustrating to see how much was missing all this time. 

Sorry for the rant. This is a very funny and action packed Jackie movie. He plays with a lot of animals in this! The ladder fight is great but the rooftop chase stood out this time (maybe because of the added moments). If anyone wants to hook me up with a region free blu ray player, please help me out
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