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The storyline of this movie brings us from a prison in China to Hong Kong. With its large Manhattan-style skyscrapers and its gangsters. Jackie Chan plays an undercover detective with wonderful charisma and has the will to achieve its purposes with total disregard of his own security. He puts duty first. Thank God he is not alone. A gorgeous Chinese woman, martial-arts expert and efficient cop is doing her part all the time to protect Jackie Chan's back. Michelle Yeoh is the perfect complement. Wah Yuen is another top actor from Hong Kong and plays a successful role as the Hong Kong top gangster's little brother. He is so brilliant in his role and this give us a good impression of the excellent actors there are in Hong Kong who deserve an opportunity to go to Hollywood. When the action gets to Malaysia things even improve much more. And the city of Kuala-Lumpur with its American-style buildings is another great scenario for this good movie.

This is a really fun movie. Jerry Bruckheimer could learn a thing or five from Stanley Tong. I can only give it 8 out of 10 because it's not exactly deep, y'know? It is light as a feather, but it's also fun, fun, fun -- far more interesting and surprising than any "action" film I've seen out of Hollywood in a long, long time, all of which have seemed to me to be recycling the same script, plot, characters, and score to desperation. (Beats me how people could shell out eight bucks a pop to see Enemy of the State aka Mercury Rising aka Absolute Power...when they could rent Supercop for two bucks and actually see something unexpected.) Of course, this film stars Jackie Chan being his usual goofy self, deftly making his extraordinary skills as a martial artist, stuntman, and physical comedian look as natural as breathing, but the other amazing talent in this piece is exhibited by the fantastic stuntwoman Michelle Yeoh (aka Michelle Khan), the same woman who for the first time blew away many Western moviegoers in Tomorrow Never Dies. I think this woman is made entirely of rubber and springs. Most of her stunts in this movie are actually scarier and more daring than most of Chan's, and some of the most brutal took more than one take. And she did a lot of them in a dress! Fortunately, she is also in the sequel to this, Supercop II. It's seven years old, and I can hardly wait to rent it. (When was the last time you were in a hurry to see an action flick almost ten years old?) Too bad I can't say the same for Rush Hour, which I had to click off after less than 10 minutes because Chan's co-lead character was such an obnoxious idiot. I really hope Hollywood learns from Chan and his Hong Kong associates, and not the other way around. Indicators are not positive. Keep your fingers crossed. Meanwhile, watch Supercop and enjoy something fresh.

This is a great example of Jackie Chan's mind at work. He knows how to make the best action/comedies and his loyal fans appreciate his efforts. As well as having great costars who can act the part, it must be noted that Maggie Cheung did ALL of her own stunts. The out takes are worth the price of admission, alone. When they show Maggie falling on Jackie wearing the bomb vest, you can tell how much fun they had working together. And the number of takes it took to get it right is evident. His girlfriend in the movie could not have been more cute and helpless. Women 'lobbers' might not care for this as much as the rest of us. When he started coming to the US to meet with directors and producers, he had a lot of time to kill,so he became familiar with the work of Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd.The comedic influence of these two silent film giants is very obvious.

For sure the story is nothing special but I also wouldn't consider it to be bad. However the stunt and fighting scenes, which where done by Jackie Chan and Michelle Yeoh themselves, where amazing. That's why I would give the movie 8 points.

The film Police Story III: Supercop is the first Hong Kong movie to be shot with sync sound. It was released in 1993 in Hong Kong and was an instant success. However, it was only given a limited VHS release in the UK and has never been released on DVD. When Police Story 3 was released in the US, Disney bought the rights and killed it. It was given a new soundtrack, dubbed and cut just to make it stupid. Because of this, Cine Asia and HKL have never released this movie. Hopefully in the future it will be bought back and given a real release, until then the only decent version you can see is the Fortune Star HK DVD or the UK VHS which are very hard to find. In my opinion this movie is boring at the start, but eventually becomes an exciting movie.

I thought for sure that Twin Dragons would be the best movie I'll see starring Chan but now I'll have to say that Supercop is better. It did not have the comedy of Twin Dragons but it had way better action. The story was okay and the confrontation between characters could have been better, but the exciting action sequences make up for it! If you like Hong Kong style action, than see this one!

This movie is action packed. it is somewhat funny in some scenes. like when jackie goes home to see his grandma undercover, she i mean he drops his breasts. also the scene in this movie which was taken out during editing, jackie has his shoulder dislocated by the moving helicopter scene at the end of the movie. My favorite scenes were when jackie and Chaibat fighting in the regimen style straw houses, when jackie meets the police training facility, and when jackie is saved by his sister when Panther is arrested at the restaurant. I enjoyed this movie and also bought the supercop 2 on dvd.. i know youll enjoy his movies like i do..