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Supercop
"There's never a cop around when you need one, but when this cop's around, all you need is one."
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- Jackie Chan, Michelle Yeoh, Maggie Cheung, Kenneth Tsang, Wah Yuen
- Director
- Stanley Tong
- Language
- English
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Supercop's biggest flaw is what its producers probably saw as its greatest strength: it's very American.
Full Review|Jan 1, 2000An astonishingly fluid and funny movie that makes most American action pictures seem lethargic.
Jan 1, 2000Chan's daredevil persona creates a fun but never graphically violent action movie. [published 7-26-96]
Dec 27, 2004Few will argue that this is one of Chan's best films; I say it's the best.
Feb 21, 2003A muddy script structure and some very weak attempts at comedy hamper the flow of the film...
Full Review|Jun 12, 2001Supercop while a little slow out of the gate, is even more furious fun than Rumble.
Full Review|Jan 1, 2000Hong Kong's Jackie Chan is now and forevermore the indisputable king of the high-blown, over-the-top actioneers.
Full Review|Jan 1, 2000Capable female action stars are a non-entity in Hollywood, but Khan packs a wallop both literally and in her screen presence.
Full Review|Jan 1, 2000No quote available.
May 14, 2003A super-charged, bang-up action flick the likes of which most Americans still have never seen.
Jan 1, 2000Chan is fun to watch, no matter what silliness one has to put up with.
Jan 1, 2000Supercop is a better movie than Rumble in the Bronx, in large part because it's funnier.
Full Review|Jan 1, 2000It's a blast to watch the action sequences, which offer more than just hand-to-hand martial arts.
Full Review|Mar 5, 2009Don't go into this film expecting a lot of deep meaning or heavy emotions, but if you like action films you will be entertained.
Full Review|May 18, 2003Supercop is punctuated with action sequences not even the Bond films can touch.
Aug 30, 2002Special kudos for Ms. Khan, who plays, without a doubt, the strongest female character I've ever seen in film.
Full Review|Jan 1, 2000Super thrills, super spills, super laughs and super stunts.
Jan 1, 2000As surrealistic as it might seem, the most enjoyable action film currently playing in American theatres is a four-year-old, atrociously dubbed, modestly budgeted (by our budget-breaking standards anyway) Hong Kong import starring a nearly all-Asian cast.
Full Review|Jan 1, 2000No quote available.
Jan 24, 2004No quote available.
Feb 5, 2003Jackie Chan makes his second leap at the American movie audience, following up Rumble in the Bronx with a far sharper mix of stunts, martial arts and Chan's own brand of breathtaking slapstick comedy.
Jan 1, 2000A wild and free-wheeling action film, vastly superior to this year's Rumble in the Bronx in both plot and action.
Full Review|Jan 1, 2000One of Chan's best. The fantastic Michelle Khan upstages him beautifully.
Mar 18, 2003The plot is nothing more than an excuse for the series of spectacular action sequences in which Chan shows both his physical skills and great sense of humour.
Aug 16, 2002Supercop is at its most banal when it apes the Western action style and at its best when Jackie is interacting with the scenery and props around him.
Full Review|Jan 1, 2000[Chan and Yeoh's] spirited verbal sparring packs as strong a kick as their martial arts moves.
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