Who Am I?

One of Jackie Chan’s best! I seem to have gotten the version made for Australia, but it plays just fine in the US

Fun, hard to find movie. The dvd works with no issues.

Jackies stunts were great and crazy as usual.

I love this movie! Im so glad I finally got it. Its been YEARS! This Blu-Ray comes in 2 versions. You can watch the SD (widescreen) or HD (fullscreen). It was a bit of a bummer to find out the HD was fullscreen because you lose a lot of out it, but its WHO AM I so I cant be bummed.

Im a long-time Jackie Chan fan, and this movie is one of his very best! Spectacular stunts and phenomenal fight scenes combine with an engaging story featuring a good balance of comedy and pathos. Ive found that many Jackie Chan movies have great stories/scripts (Shanghai Noon, Forbidden Kingdom, etc.) but they dont have enough kung-fu to satisfy me. Many others have great fight scenes and really scratch my kung-fu itch, but their stories are ultimately forgettable. This is a rare gem that combines the best of both worlds, and definitely belongs in every martial arts collection (which is why I was willing to spend twice as much on it as on any other Jackie Chan movie I have). It shipped quickly, even for Amazon, and it looked a lot better than expected on my (relatively new) HD TV.

I dont know why people dont talk about this movie as one of Jackies best films. This one had some cheesy special effects for explosions... laughably bad. But everything else was spectacular, the fight scenes, the cinematography was spectacular and very architecturally beautiful. Fight scenes were phenomenal, and it was overall a blast to watch.

MY FAVORITE of the early Jackie Chan HK films. insane stunts, great music track- Jackie sings.

So quality is good. Movie is in English but for my dad who is hearing impaired, no subtitles is a bad thing

After many years I was able to find this video in Blue ray.

Of all stunts over the years and fight scenes galore, Jackie’s Who Am I could’ve been his Magnum Opus.