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Summary: Surprisingly Good
Review: This must be one of Jackie Chan's 5 best films. Although the first half hour of the movie is a bit lagged and the dialogue corny, there is some surprisingly funny comedy in between the amazing action sequences. The Russian fighter on the roof at the end was unbelievable, proving the art of Tae Kwon Do is truly one of the most elegant and beautiful once mastered.
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Summary: Another great Jackie Chan movie
Review: A must for avid Jackie Chan collectors like me. Heaps of action and fight scenes that still blow you away.This film harks back to his earlier movies in typical Jackie Chan style.I cannot wait to see what he comes up with next.
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Summary: Better than Rush Hour... Excellent Movie
Review: I've only recently become a Jackie Chan fan, but this is definitely one of his best. This movie has a ton of action and it's really funny too. From Africa to Rotterdam, the action never stops and the plot isn't half bad either. I've watched this movie 4 times now and I keep laughing at the humor and enjoying the fight scenes. The fight on top of the skyscraper at the end is incredible. If you like Jackie Chan, you have to buy this DVD.
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Summary: A Pretty Kick Butt Movie....Definite Movie To Watch
Review: TO ALL JAKIE CHAN WANNABES AND FANS, "WHO AM I" IS HIS BIGGEST MOVIE YET!!!. COMBINED WITH ACTION AND LAUGHTER, THIS MOVIE KNOCKS OFF "RUSH HOUR" WITH EASE. HEHEHEE. THIS MOVIE IS VERY FUNNY AND HAS A SCENE WITH AN AMAZING CAR-HINT HINT, NUDGE NUDGE. DEFINITLY GET THIS MOVIE AND WATCH IT. AND IF YOU FEEL OTHERS WISE ABOUT THIS MOVIE, GIVE ME SOME FEEDBACK!!. SHEER BRILLIANCE! :).
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Summary: One of the best action films ever...
Review: I should thank my cousin for introducing me to Jackie Chan. After watching a few films I became fan... I watched his last him "Who am I?" and i should say you have to watch it if you get the chance. This film is not only an action film, it's one of the funniest films I have ever seen... You can be sure Jackie never uses stuntmen. If you watch the film you will understand what I mean. Those dangerous scenes up on the skyscraper... This man has no fear!... So go and watch this film!!!
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Summary: Awesome Movie Made Jackie Chan Style
Review: At first, I did not hear much from this movie because it was not avertised well. So me being a die hard Chan fan, I decided to rent it when I first saw it at the video store. While I was watching the movie, it totally took me by surprised with the unbelievable action! In this many scenes, Jackie displays his fighting ability to the greatest effect moving very smoothly and incredibly fast. He looks like he is a twenty-years-old in the movie. Also, the stunts were imcomparable to any other action star(as usual). While including a great deal of high technology to give a little James Bond flavor and some of the best fight scenes I ever saw, this movie is not one to miss!!!
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Summary: WHo Am I Is great ---with so much of humour and action.....
Review: In the this world there are so many different types of movies.....of all the movies, Hollywood movies and movies made is Hong Kong are the best.... Of all the movies, Hindi movies ( Indian made movies are the worst),,,they don't know how to make real life movies...all they do is sing, dance, play and cry....I can't believe Indian (HIndustanis) are still making hell lot of childish....boring (min 3hrs+) movies....hahaha. I guess they finish making these junks in a week.JC should receive great honour..for all his roles in the movies............all the best JC
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Summary: Thin plotline, yet, extremely funny and enjoyable.
Review: This is one of Jackie Chan's best movies. Although maybe suffering from a thin plotline, the action, suspence, comedy, and of course, the Jackie Chan trademark of death defying stunts are all in this movie. Differencing from the movie everyone seems to compare it with, Who Am I? is a true Jackie Chan film, unlike the American film Rush Hour. Of all the Jackie Chan movies I have thus seen, Who Am I? gets my vote for the best Jackie Chan movie, perhaps over many other types of movies as well. Its one of the rare types of movies I actually want to purchase after I rented and view it several times, and Who Am I? turned me from a "Chan-fan" to a "Chan-aholic" (as said by a fellow reviewer). Although plotline is somewhat soft and may be confusing at first, it all fits in as the beautiful scenes travel from Africa to Europe. This film makes you feel like Chan is once again risking his life to make us happy. Even the music (which I am now looking for the soundtrack) is great, and taught me that Jackie Chan can sing! (no kidding!) Over all, this movie deserves a 5 star rating, because Chan should deserve it in this humourous and exciting film. I reccomend you don't pass this one up, because its a disappointment already that this film isn't as famous as it has the potential to be.
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Summary: This movie is more than superior
Review: This forgotten masterpiece lives up to his other spectacular movies. This great combination of heavy action and comedy proves to be superior and the action is eye-boggling. All of the stunts are extremely well choreographed and the story matches well with the blend of the two genres. You must own this movie to be the true Jackie Chan fan.
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Summary: A classic
Review: Really this film is a lot better than Rush Hour, which basically is an American film with Jackie dropped in to give the film a twist. But Who Am I? is a ture Jackie classic. The action is brilliant and the plot is better than most of his recent films. I'm also lucky to have seen it on the big screen as it's just been released here at selected cinemas (although it deserves more). The beginning takes a little to warm up, even though there is still some action. But once the police get him it's action all the way, most notably the car chase and the excellent fights (especially the end fight). His stunts are all intact-the slide's great, and the humour is funny (standing on the bad guy's feet with the clogs and saying "that was good" is a fine point). All in all this is Jackie Chan all the way. Rush Hour doesn't even compare.
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