Jackie Chan's best? YES!
This was the first in a series of movies Jackie Chan released and it is by far the best of the lot. It pairs Chan with Michelle Yeoh in an undercover mission to infiltrate a notorious criminal’s network and bring it down. What sets it apart from many of Chan’s other releases was that the story was much more serious. Yes they had fun but it wasn’t like many of his movies where they are just going to goof off the entire time.<br /><br />What’s so good about it is that the action and the comedy are some of the best that Chan did. For example right at the start they have some fun with the role as Chan has to pose as a Chinese national. He can’t remember his background and when they take pictures he starts messing around making faces for the camera. Right afterward Yeoh makes Chan spar with a police martial arts instructor.<br /><br />Michelle Yeoh early on in her movie career did all of her own fighting scenes and stunts and she really got to shine here. They would be put into all kinds of crazy situations involving a helicopter, a motorcycle and a moving train in the climax. Chan rarely had a female co-star who could stand up to him but Yeoh could.<br /><br />These are all reasons why Supercop is one of Chan’s best movies and is my personal fav.<br />C
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