Armour of God

Long Xiong Hu Di
Jackie Chan
Part of

The Jackie Chan Experience

June 23 - 27, 2013

A two-fisted, three-footed, 10-knuckled adventure flick, Chan plays pop star turned treasure hunter Asian Hawk, who takes on a Euro-cult of psychotic monks in an effort to rescue an old friend’s kidnapped girlfriend.

DIRECTOR
Jackie Chan
YEAR
1986
COUNTRY
Hong Kong
RUNTIME
97 minutes
LANGUAGE
Cantonese with English Subtitles
ORIGINAL TITLE
Long Xiong Hu Di
START DATE
June 24, 2013

After doing a serious police drama set in Hong Kong, Jackie Chan had the urge to do something lighthearted and international, and so Armour of God was born. A two-fisted, three-footed, ten-knuckled adventure flick, Chan does Indiana Jones, playing a pop star turned treasure hunter Asian Hawk, who takes on a Euro-cult of psychotic monks in an effort to rescue an old friend’s kidnapped girlfriend. It’s a heady blend of his signature style and exploitation trends (including a beat-down by a bevy of blaxploitation beauties), in which Chan took a life-threatening fall while performing a stunt that halted production for months and required emergency surgery. To this day, he still bears the hole in his head.  But that’s all right: this movie was worth it.

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