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Unbeatable. Unstoppable. Undeniable. Jackie Chan stands alone among action heroes thanks to his death-defying stunts, unparalleled fight scenes, and his signature sense of humor. An international superstar, Jackie Chan's films have thrilled fans around the globe for decades. As the standard bearer for martial arts action, Chan has forged a legacy that never has nor will be matched. Presented here are eight classic films which showcase the unique mixture of martial arts, action, and comedy that has made Jackie Chan a cultural icon. Dragon Fist- Spectacular fight scenes highlight this tale of a young martial arts student on a quest for vengeance. 1979 NR - 97 minutes (16x9, 2.35:1 Ratio) Magnificent Bodyguards- Chan leads a ragtag band of warriors employed to escort a man through the Stormy Hills of Ancient China, and finds himself in for the fight of his life. 1978 R 101 min (16x9, 2.35:1 Ratio) Battle Creek Brawl- In 1930, Jerry Kwan (Chan) crosses the Mob and is forced to participate in an anything-goes martial arts competition. From the director of Enter the Dragon. 1980 R 95 min (16x9, 2.35:1 Ratio) City Hunter- Get ready for action on the high seas as Chan battles aboard a hijacked cruise ship in this martial arts comedy based on the accled Japanese manga. 1993 PG-13 105 min (16x9, 1.85:1 Ratio) Crime Story- In a film based on a true story, Jackie plays Inspector Eddie Chan, a cop on a mission to rescue a kipped businessman. 1993 R 103 min (16x9, 1.85:1 Ratio) The Protector- Two New York men travel to Hong Kong on a thrilling cat-and-mouse chase with a drug kingpin. 1985 R 91 min (16x9, 1.85:1 Ratio) Story- A new standard for action filmmaking is set in Story, a high-octane thriller starring Chan as a rebellious man on the run from a false murder charge. Jackie himself considers Story to be his best film. 1985 PG-13 90 min (16x9, 2.35:1 Ratio) Story 2- Jackie Chan returns as the unorthodox cop Chan Ka Kui in this explosive sequel to the smash hit Story. 1988 PG-13 92 min (16x9, 2.35:1 Ratio)