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Project A [1983]











http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085127/



IMDb Rating 7.1/10

User Rating 8.5/10





Project A is the first Jackie Chan-movie I ever watched. I was 5 years old when I got introduced to Jackie's style of
filmmaking and I guess that Project A is the best example of it. You sure understand that this movie became one of my
all time favourites and seeing it being released as a double disced Platinum Edition, made me jump up and down with joy.
Can it do the movie justice?



Film



Turn-of-the-century pirate film, written and directed by Jackie Chan, who also stars as [Dragon] Mi Yong, a brave and
wisecracking Coast Guard officer. Lots of stunts, kung fu fighting, food fights, toilet humour and goofy sight gags.



Project A deals with the temporary disbanding of the Coast Guard due to political dissention among various incompetent
government officials. It especially concentrates on training exercises and police orientation - that is, until the
coastline is threatened by deadly pirates (led by Dick Wei). Eventually, Dragon joins forces with a gambling rogue, Fei
(Sammo Hung), to fight the bad guys.



This film is a fun actioner, particularly if you are a Jackie Chan fan. Many enthusiasts will insist this is Chan's best
film, especially with regard to his unique directorial ability. This movie introduced a new and wildly successful blend
of slam-bam action with genuinely funny scenes of broad humour.



Most Chan fans already know the story of Jackie's brush with death during Project A's filming. In one of his stunts
(falling from a tower), he anticipated that his dive would be broken by a series of awnings. Unfortunately, the canopies
didn't hold and he ended up smashing against the ground, head-first (watch the outtakes during the closing credits for a
play-by-play). Luckily, he wasn't injured seriously and continued shooting the film after a short recuperation.



Opening Menus



Now, one thing which brought a smile to my face is the spelling mistake that can be seen before the opening menus start.
Did you ever hear about the word "Platinium"? That's an "i" too much I think, isn't it? Maybe it's
just my lack of English vocabulary, but I sure