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It has been so many years since I have seen a Jackie Chan film, but after finally watching First Strike for the first time since something like 1998 I am completely hooked again. Te fight scenes are astonishing and even though the sets are bad and some of the fight situations (underwater with sharks) are cartoonish it is still a non-stop thrill ride. Plenty of comic relief, as always, and one unbelievable stunt after another make this one of Jackie's best films ever, I think. I think that since Jackie Chan became an international star in the middle of the series, they were made available in America out of order, but this is the kind of series that you can start watching with any of the installments. Highly recommended!

First of all, i should point out that I saw a dubbed version of this movie - which made it very hard to follow. the plot is something to do with stolen nuclear warheads, and double crosses between various bad guys, which Jackie Chan gets caught up in. This Bond-wannabe action movie jumps from glamorous location to glamorous location (Hong Kong, Ukraine, Australia), without really explaining why. The action scene's for which Jackie is famous are limited, with a dramatic fight in building being renovated at the top of the pile, and some well choreographed underwater action second. Overall, the story isn't strong enough to fill in the gaps between the occasionally badly-shot action.