Armour of God 2: Operation Condor

Fei Ying Gai Wak
Jackie Chan
Part of

The Jackie Chan Experience

June 23 - 27, 2013

Asian Hawk’s quest for a cache of Nazi gold results in a succession of gigantic set pieces and intricate action, including one of cinema’s great car chases, the destruction of an entire hotel, and a final battle in a wind tunnel.

DIRECTOR
Jackie Chan
YEAR
1991
COUNTRY
Hong Kong
RUNTIME
106 minutes
LANGUAGE
Cantonese with English Subtitles
ORIGINAL TITLE
Fei Ying Gai Wak
START DATE
June 24, 2013

One of Hong Kong’s great out-of-control productions, Armour Of God 2 went way over budget and way over schedule as Chan and company hopped around the globe indulging Chan’s desire to top himself. Which he does. The result is the biggest and most complex Jackie Chan movie to date, with Asian Hawk’s quest for a cache of Nazi gold resulting in a succession of giagntic setpieces and intricate action, including one of cinema’s great car chases, the destruction of an entire hotel, and a final battle in a wind tunnel. This is the kind of movie that has you goggle-eyed from start to finish.

Photo: The Kobal Collection

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