Armour of God (Long xiong hu di) (Operation Condor 2)

Armour of God (Long xiong hu di) (Operation Condor 2) (1987)

  • 78% of critics liked it
    (9 reviews)

  • 64% of users liked it
    (10,994 ratings)

Jackie Chan takes a break from police thrillers featuring kung-fu and wild stunts to star and direct this action-adventure yarn featuring kung-fu and wild stunts. Chan plays Jackie, aka the Asian Hawk, an Indiana Jones-style adventurer looking to make a fortune finding exotic antiquities. After… More

R, 1 hr. 40 min.
Directed By
Jackie Chan, Eric Tsang
Genres
Action & Adventure, Art House & International, Comedy
In Theaters
Jan 21, 1987 Wide
On DVD
Feb 26, 2001
Miramax

Critic Reviews

  • Peter Canavese, Groucho Reviews

    Plenty fun: as per the Jackie Chan standard, it's total nonsense, but unpretentiously entertaining and occasionally ingenious. [Blu-ray]

  • , TV Guide's Movie Guide

    The film hits escape velocity, moving straight from one phenomenal set piece to another, with no room between to catch your breath.

  • Kevin N. Laforest, Montreal Film Journal

    There's little action during most of the film besides a so-so car chase and unambitous fights. Still, the film's finale is action packed and hilarious, as Jackie faces a monastery packed with bad guys.

  • Marc Savlov, Austin Chronicle

    Overflowing with Chan's trademark stunt setpieces (not to mention his own goony brand of extremely broad slapstick), the film's a dazzler...

  • Chris Hicks, Deseret News, Salt Lake City

    An excellent example of Chan at his comic/kick-'em-up best, blending elements of both James Bond and Indiana Jones, along with the requisite zany fights and stunts.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Tsubaki S


    The film that almost kills Jackie, watch it mostly for the final act, and the chase sequence. Some good of locations, but Alan Tam is highly annoying in his sidekick role. On the good side, Jackie beats some monks, and rides a very rad 80s car.

  • Dean !


    A brilliant low budget Jackie Chan classic. Some amazing fight scenes in this!

  • Stuart B


    Excellent Jackie Chan movie, one of his best

  • Dean M


    Jackie Chan has amazing fight scenes with a hall full of monks and a quartet of eccentric assassins: high-heeled 70s blaxploitation vixans.

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