Jackie Chan

Battle Creek Brawl was Jackie Chan's first U.S. film. Who remembers it and was it set in Michigan?

Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker will officially be back for one more ‘Rush Hour’ sequel.

Chan stars as a man out for revenge after terrorists kill his daughter. Pierce Brosnan co-stars in the new thriller from director Martin Campbell.

Watch the greatest hits from the career of the star of ‘Rush Hour,’ ‘The Foreigner,’ and more.

Think you know the Drunken Master who rumbled in the Bronx? Test your knowledge with the latest installment of You Think You Know Movies!

Martial arts expert and outspoken proponent of condom usage Jackie Chan is at it again, raring and ready to kick some enemy buttock even as he ages into his mid-sixties. The actor has kept up a steady stream of feature work (only some of which requires him to play chauffeur to a real live lion) and is currently preparing to re-mount his his kids’ cartoon series The Jackie Chan Adventures, but ever the work-horse, Chan’s just announced another new project. And what’s more, his next mission will pair him with a partner all too familiar to Eastern and Western audiences alike.

After 56 years in the Movie business,  Martial Arts Superstar Jackie Chan is set to receive an honorary Oscar in November.

I am a big fan of the first two Rush Hour movies (I know there was a third, but I hated it).  I also liked Face/Off with John Travolta and Nicolas Cage.  I figured we would never see a sequel to either film until now.   The folks at Funny or Die decided to combine the two franchises into one film,  "Rush Hour IV: Face/Off 2".