Jackie Chans Erstschlag

Originaltitel: Ging chaat goo si 4: Gaan dan yam mo

1996
12
1 Std. 47 Min.

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Jackie Chan in Jackie Chans Erstschlag (1996)

Action Adventure Comedy Crime Drama Thriller

In diesem vierten Teil von Chans "Police Story"-Film-Franchise versucht unser Held, einen verschwundenen Atomsprengkopf zu finden.In diesem vierten Teil von Chans "Police Story"-Film-Franchise versucht unser Held, einen verschwundenen Atomsprengkopf zu finden.In diesem vierten Teil von Chans "Police Story"-Film-Franchise versucht unser Held, einen verschwundenen Atomsprengkopf zu finden.

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6,6/10

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Auszeichnungen
- 2 Gewinne & 9 Nominierungen insgesamt

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Wissenswertes
Jackie Chan and Bill Tung's fourth "Police Story" movie and last collaboration.

Patzer
After Jackie meets up with Annie with the security guards at the elevator, the security guard talking on the walkie-talkie says that they are on the top floor, but after Jackie pushes both guards into the elevator, you clearly see the elevator going up, clearly indicating there is at least one more floor.

Zitate
Chan Ka Kui: [phone call] Uncle Bill! I'm calling you right now from Australia and I'm having a great time! I'm talking to you while enjoying my great view. Wow! Working for the FSB is great. I have a sauna, swimming pool, and jacuzzi. Oh, wait a second. My koala bear just came out.
Uncle Bill: [on the other end of the call] What? You mean in your hotel room? It's only a toy, right?
Chan Ka Kui: No. It's the real thing!
[hands the phone to the koala bear]
Chan Ka Kui: Say hi to Uncle Bill.
[takes the phone back]
Chan Ka Kui: He's too shy. Don't hang up.
Hong Kong Policeman: [to Bill] He's living it up. I should've gone with him.
Chan Ka Kui: Really. I'm not making this up! What else? Money... clothes... car. I feel almost like James Bond. Except no gorgeous girls.
Uncle Bill: Hey. If all of this is for real, you should be very careful.
Chan Ka Kui: Okay. So long. Bye bye.
[hangs up]
Uncle Bill: [to the policeman] Do you think he went crazy on this assignment? Maybe he's overworked.

Crazy Credits
Outtakes of the stunts that went wrong, injuries and funny scenes.

Alternative Versionen
New Line Cinema cut the film by over 23 minutes from the original Hong Kong version for the international release, in addition to dubbing all the non-English dialogue (be it Cantonese, Mandarin, Russian or Ukrainian) into English, even though the film was already mostly in English. Other differences include a different opening titles sequence and a completely new music score composed by J. Peter Robinson, replacing Nathan Wang's score for the original release. Most home video releases and all HD releases around the world, including in Hong Kong, feature this cut version. The only home video releases to feature the original, uncut, undubbed version of the film with the original music score are Hong Kong releases by Mei Ah Entertainment, a Japanese laser disc by Towa and a Japanese 2-disc DVD by Warner Home Video which presents both cuts.

Verbindungen
Featured in The Movie Show: Folge vom 23. April 1997 (1997)

Soundtracks
Thine be the glory

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Unbelievable

Jackie Chan plays a cop who chases a criminal from Russia to Australia.I don't bother telling more about the plot because it's really not important in this kind of movie.This is like a James Bond movie.But there's Chan, Jackie Chan in this one.The fighting sequences are unbelievable in this movie and there is a lot of action in it.Jackie hangs from a helicopter, skis with one ski, uses ladder for fighting and then there's under water action in the movie.It is also very funny.Jing cha gu shi IV: Jian dan ren wu which is also known as Jackie Chan's First Strike from 1996 was Jackie's first movie for American people to see.Jackie Chan is unbelievable in his moves.He is like new Bruce Lee but with his own style of course.He does his own stunts like Buster Keaton did.It is nice to watch the bloopers during credits.If you like martial arts or Jackie Chan this is a movie for you to enjoy.