Jackie Chan Movies: Complete Filmography and Where to Stream

Jackie Chan has starred in more than 150 films since the 1960s, blending martial arts, slapstick comedy, and high-energy stunts into a signature style that spans seven decades. Whether you're revisiting classics like “Police Story” or catching up on recent hits such as “The Knight of Shadows,” knowing where to find every title can save time and frustration. Below is a concise, up-to-date overview of Jackie Chan’s filmography and the best ways to stream or purchase his movies today.

Why a Complete List Matters

Many fans rely on scattered sources or outdated lists that miss streaming updates or regional releases. A single, verified source helps avoid buying duplicates or missing titles that drop off platforms unexpectedly. For collectors, it also clarifies which films are available in HD or remastered formats.

How to Use This Guide

This overview is organized chronologically by decade, with notes on where each film is currently available in the U.S. and Canada. Titles marked with an asterisk (*) are available in 4K or restored editions on select platforms.

1960s–1980s: The Formative Years

• The Big Brawl (1980) – Available on Tubi with ads or for rent on Prime Video.
• Police Story (1985)* – Restored 4K edition streams on MGM+; original cut on Pluto TV.
• Armour of God (1986) – Included with subscription on Criterion Channel.

1990s–2000s: Global Breakthrough

• Rumble in the Bronx (1995)* – 4K remaster on Apple TV; standard HD on Paramount+.
• Shanghai Noon (2000) – Free with ads on Freevee; rentable on most major platforms.
• New Police Story (2004) – Included in the Jackie Chan Action Pack on Vix.

2010s–Present: Modern Era

• The Foreigner (2017) – Rentable on YouTube Movies; included in AMC+ bundles.
• The Knight of Shadows: Between Yin and Yang (2019) – Prime Video with Prime membership.
• Raya and the Last Dragon (2021) – Jackie Chan’s voice role; streams on Disney+.

Common Mistakes When Tracking Jackie Chan Films

One frequent error is assuming every title is on Netflix. While classics like “Drunken Master II” rotated in the past, they’re now spread across Tubi, Freevee, and niche services. Another pitfall is overlooking dubbed versions; some older films are easier to find with English dubs on platforms like RetroCrush.

Smarter Alternatives to Outdated Lists

Instead of relying on fan wikis, use JustWatch or Reelgood to filter by region and format. These tools highlight when titles switch platforms or become unavailable, often before fan sites update. For physical collectors, check Blu-ray.com for region-free releases and collector’s editions.

What’s Missing and Where to Look

A handful of early Shaw Brothers films remain hard to find legally in North America. Titles like “The Young Master” (1980) occasionally surface on eBay as bootlegs or on specialized services such as the Chinese Film Classics channel on YouTube. Always verify the source before purchasing.

For a full, sortable spreadsheet of Jackie Chan’s filmography with streaming links, visit the JustWatch Jackie Chan page and export the list to track changes over time. Keeping this list updated ensures you’ll never miss a classic—or a hidden gem—in his vast catalog.