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All 68 Donnie Yen Movies (in Order)
Get ready for a thrilling ride as we explore the diverse range of movies starring the renowned martial artist and actor, Donnie Yen. From action-packed films to heartwarming dramas, Donnie Yen has made a significant impact on the movie industry, and in this roundup article, we’ll take a closer look at some of his most notable films and highlight what makes them stand out.
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1. The Miracle Fighters (1982)
In “The Miracle Fighters, ” the epic journey of a former Royal Guardsman named Kao takes the spotlight. Kao’s life takes a dramatic turn when his superior cannot tolerate him marrying a Han woman. As a result, he’s forced on the run and inadvertently causes the death of a young prince during his escape. Fast forward 14 years, Kao now grapples with guilt and has become a drunkard. He eventually crosses paths with an orphan named Shu Geng.
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2. Drunken Tai Chi (1984)
Drunken Tai Chi, originally titled Siu Tai Gik, is a 1984 action-comedy film that brings together a unique combination of humor and martial arts. As the story unfolds, a young and pampered man finds himself on the run from a dangerous killer. In a twist of fate, he teams up with a puppeteer and his wife, both master practitioners of tai chi, the only style capable of defeating his relentless pursuer.
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3. Ching fung dik sau (1985)
Ching fung dik sau, released in 1985, is a thrilling Action/Comedy/Romance film with a captivating plot. The story revolves around a young breakdancer who encounters a series of obstacles involving his poor opera performer friend, his older sister, and jealous cousin, a female student, two rivals, and a lunatic. Set against the backdrop of gym, leotard, weightlifting, and barbell, the film takes the audience on a roller-coaster ride filled with action, comedy, and romance.
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4. The Close Encounters of Vampire (1986)
The Close Encounters of Vampire” (1986) is an action-packed, horror-comedy film that tells the story of a small town ravaged by a mysterious, hopping Chinese vampire. The villagers, enchanted by ancient lore, find themselves struggling to fathom the existence of such a creature.
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5. The Last Conflict (1988)
The Last Conflict, ” a Hong Kong action-packed crime thriller from 1988, stars Stephen Chow and legendary martial artist Donnie Yen in a tale of intrigue, heroism, and deadly confrontations. The film’s electrifying performances are backed by the impressive direction of Raymond Lee and a screenplay by Man-Cheuk Lai.
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6. Tiger Cage (1988)
Tiger Cage, ” released in 1988, is an action-packed crime drama featuring a dedicated team of coppers caught in a dangerous web of corruption and drug trafficking. The stakes are high as the officers uncover a sinister connection between some members of their own force and an American crime syndicate. Set against the backdrop of Hong Kong, this thrilling film pushes the boundaries of violence and crime, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats.
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7. In the Line of Duty IV (1989)
In the Line of Duty IV, ” a 1989 action-comedy film from Hong Kong, is the fourth installment in the popular series. Directed by Woo-Ping Yuen, the film follows a Hong Kong cop teaming up with two American cops to protect a suspicious harbor worker, who becomes a target for CIA agents and corrupt cops. The ensuing action-packed adventure takes the audience on a high-impact journey, exploring themes of loyalty, trust, and justice.
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8. Tiger Cage II (1990)
In “Tiger Cage II” (1990), a retired cop and a divorce lawyer join forces with a gangster to clear their names after getting entangled in a corrupt money-laundering scheme orchestrated by a ruthless money launderer. The scheme involves a plan to expand his business and eliminate anyone who dares to stand in his way. The action-packed adventure, directed by Woo-Ping Yuen and written by Chi-Ho Fong, Kwong-Kim Yip, and Yeuk-Kwong Yuen, stars Donnie Yen, Rosamund Kwan, and David Wu.
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9. Once Upon a Time in China II (1992)
Once Upon a Time in China II” is an intense martial arts action film set in the late 1890s. Jet Li reprises his role as the legendary Dr. Wong Fei Hung, a kung fu master in a world where East and West clash. The film follows the trio as they arrive in Guangzhou by train, immediately finding themselves in a deadly confrontation with the White Lotus followers who seek to eliminate all foreigners.
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10. Dragon Inn (1992)
In the heart of the Ming Dynasty, Dragon Inn (1992) takes you on a thrilling journey through the desert region of China. Here, power-crazed eunuch Tsao Siu-yan reigns supreme, stopping at nothing to maintain his grip on power. Caught in the crosshairs of his tyranny is the elite warrior known as the Swordsman. Tsao Siu-yan sets a cunning trap for his enemy, luring him to the Dragon Gate Inn, where a deadly battle for supremacy will unfold.
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11. Butterfly and Sword (1993)
Butterfly and Sword, originally titled Xin liu xing hu die jian, is an action-packed, adventure film from Hong Kong released in 1993. The film stars Dynamo Michelle Yeoh as a loyalist striving to defend the King’s empire against a powerful revolutionary group. The dynamic action unfolds as Yeoh’s character faces dangerous challenges to preserve the kingdom she holds dear.
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12. Iron Monkey (1993)
Iron Monkey, released in 1993, is a thrilling action film that takes viewers on a journey of loyalty, brotherhood, and justice. Set in Hong Kong, the story revolves around a martial artist and doctor, Wong Fei Hung, who operates under the disguise of a masked thief to steal from corrupt authorities and distribute the wealth to the needy. As he earns the respect of the poor, another martial artist and doctor, Lok Nin, is forced into playing the pursuit game.
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13. Cinema of Vengeance (1994)
Cinema of Vengeance, a 1h 25min documentary released in 1994 without a rating and box office information, explores the rich history of martial arts in cinema. Directed by Toby Russell and written by Toby Russell and George Tan, the film features exclusive insights and interviews with renowned figures in the world of martial arts, such as Jackie Chan, John Woo, and Bruce Li.
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14. Circus Kids (1994)
Circus Kids, also known as Ma hei siu chi, is an enthralling Hong Kong-based action drama film released in 1994. Directed by Wu Ma and written by Man Choi Lee, the movie is set in Shanghai during the 1940s, where Sifu Shan and his talented circus troupe captivate their audience with jaw-dropping stunts. Tragedy strikes when the Japanese decide to invade China, leading to the destruction of Sifu Shan’s beloved circus.
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15. Wing Chun (1994)
Wing Chun (1994) is a mesmerizing martial arts action film featuring Michelle Yeoh and Donnie Yen. Set against the backdrop of a village plagued by bandits, the film follows Wing Chun as she defends her home using her kung fu skills. As the battles continue, Wing Chun is thrust into an intense adventure filled with drama, comedy, and thrilling fight scenes.
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16. Asian Cop: High Voltage (1994)
Asian Cop: High Voltage” is a high-octane, action-packed thriller from 1994 that stars Donnie Yen as Chiang, a dedicated cop on a mission of vengeance. When Chiang’s wife is brutally murdered by a notorious drug kingpin in the Philippines, he travels to the country to uncover the truth and bring the killer to justice.
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17. The Saint of Gamblers (1995)
In the fast-paced world of gambling, “Blackie” Tat is on a mission to find the next Saint of Gamblers. Little does he know that he’ll find the perfect candidate in the most unlikely of places - a naive mainlander.
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18. Satan Returns (1996)
In the terrifying action-horror film Satan Returns, a female police psychologist is besieged by a chilling devil-worshiping serial killer. The relentless murderer is driven by a disturbing obsession that he’s convinced will prove this woman is the Antichrist.
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19. Iron Monkey 2 (1996)
Iron Monkey 2” is a high-octane, action-packed martial arts film that takes viewers on an adrenaline-fuelled journey. Directed by Lu-Chiang Chao and Lan Jing, the movie stars Donnie Yen as a skilled fighter who takes on a deadly assassin known as Tiger Yu. Along with a band of insurrectionists, they embark on a perilous mission to defeat a dangerous gang of weapons smugglers.
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20. Black Rose II (1997)
Black Rose II, ” also known as “Hak Mui Gwai yee git gam lan, ” is a hilarious 1997 Hong Kong comedy film directed by Jeffrey Lau and Corey Yuen. This parody comedy, featuring Nancy Sit, Sandra Kwan Yue Ng, and Jan Lamb, follows a unique kidnapping plot intertwined with a gay crush and stereotypes.
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21. Legend of the Wolf (1997)
Legend of the Wolf, a 1997 Hong Kong action drama film, stars Donnie Yen in the role of Fung Hin-Man, a legendary warrior living out his days with remorse. The story unfolds as Fung recounts his past, including saving a village from oppressors and the tragic death of his beloved.
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22. Ballistic Kiss (1998)
Experience the adrenaline-fueled action and emotional intensity of “Ballistic Kiss, ” featuring Donnie Yen in a pivotal role as both director and star. The film follows Cat, a hitman who grapples with a midlife crisis, questioning his passion for his deadly career. As his life becomes more intricate upon falling in love with a captivating policewoman, his dual identity puts him in the crossfire of danger.
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23. City of Darkness (1999)
City of Darkness, ” also known as “Hei se cheng shi, ” is an action-packed film from 1999, set in the bustling city streets of Taiwan and Hong Kong. Directed by Wan-Chang Lin and Tin-Hung Yiu, the movie follows the lives of three unknowingly related youngsters: Fei, White, and Fong. Each of them is carrying a pendant that is actually part of a map leading to the legendary ‘Holy Wall’ treasure.
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24. Moonlight Express (1999)
Moonlight Express, ” directed by Daniel Lee, is a captivating crime drama that explores the intricacies of love and fate in the midst of danger. The film follows Hitomi (Takako Tokiwa), a Japanese woman who has lost her fiancé in a tragic car accident, as she embarks on a journey to Hong Kong in pursuit of the truth. Along the way, she encounters Karbo (Leslie Cheung), a Chinese man with a striking resemblance to her lost love. This man, however, is on the run from the police, having been framed for a crime he did not commit. As Hitomi and Karbo’s paths intertwine, they are forced to confront their own traumas and the possibility of a future together.
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25. Highlander: Endgame (2000)
In the action-packed thriller Highlander: Endgame, the battle against evil intensifies as immortals Connor and Duncan MacLeod unite to face the menacing Kell. Set against a backdrop of the 1550s, 1630s, 1620s, 1710s, and the 18th century, these immortal warriors must combine their skills and knowledge to overcome this powerful adversary.
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26. The Princess Blade (2001)
The Princess Blade, ” also known as “Shurayukihime, ” is a thrilling Japanese action sci-fi film directed by Shinsuke Sato. Set in 2001, the film has a runtime of 1 hour and 33 minutes and a content rating of R. Starring Yumiko Shaku, Hideaki Itô, and Yôichi Numata, the film delves into the world of the Takemikazuchi royal bloodline and the princess, Yuki, who was raised by assassins.
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27. Hero (2002)
Hero, also known as Ying Xiong, is a 2002 action, adventure, and drama film that takes us on a thrilling journey through ancient China. Directed by renowned filmmaker Yimou Zhang, the movie stars Jet Li, Tony Leung Chiu-wai, and Maggie Cheung, showcasing their incredible martial arts skills and emotional depth.
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28. Blade II (2002)
In the thrilling sequel ‘Blade II, ’ the titular character finds himself reluctantly collaborating with the vampire council in an effort to defeat a new threat, the Reapers, who are systematically ravaging the vampire population. As Blade navigates this precarious alliance, he must confront the possibility that the creatures he once battled are not all that different from him, a human-vampire hybrid. With a star-studded cast, including the talented Wesley Snipes, this action-packed, horror-fueled thrill-ride is sure to leave audiences on the edge of their seats, questioning the fine line between friend and foe.
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29. The Twins Effect (2003)
Prepare for an adrenaline-fueled showdown in “The Twins Effect, ” a thrilling martial-arts action film from 2003. This Hong Kong production, directed by Dante Lam and featuring stars Gillian Chung, Charlene Choi, and Anthony Wong, follows an elite vampire slayer and his glamorous sidekicks as they take on one of the most dangerous undead creatures.
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30. Shanghai Knights (2003)
Shanghai Knights”, starring the unstoppable duo of Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson, is set in the wild, 19th-century world of London. After Chon’s father is killed in cold blood, Chon and Roy dive headfirst into an exciting adventure aimed at revenge. As they journey from their Chinese homeland to the heart of England, they uncover a world of danger and deception, where good battles against evil.
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31. Protégé de la Rose Noire (2004)
Protégé de la Rose Noire”, released in 2004, is a high-octane, Hong Kong action-comedy film. Directed by Barbara Wong Chun-Chun and Donnie Yen, the movie revolves around two young girls, Gill and Sandy, who inadvertently find themselves in the company of the legendary heroine Black Rose.
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32. Love on the Rocks (2004)
Love on the Rocks” (2004) is a romantic comedy that delves into the lengths one man will go to preserve his love life. Starring Louis Koo and Gigi Leung, this Cantonese-language film follows a man who enlists the help of a dating guru as he embarks on a quest to revive his failing relationships from the past. With a lighthearted tone and featuring memorable performances, this movie is guaranteed to entertain audiences who appreciate a well-crafted romantic comedy.
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33. Kill Zone (2005)
Kill Zone, ” also known as “Saat po long” and directed by Wilson Yip, is a pulse-pounding action film from 2005. The movie follows the journey of a near-retired inspector, played by Donnie Yen, who is determined to take down a crime boss at any cost, even if it means sacrificing his unit or confronting the constant annoyance of his replacement.
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34. Stormbreaker (2006)
Stormbreaker” is a riveting adventure-action family film released in 2006, directed by Geoffrey Sax and co-written by Anthony Horowitz. The story follows Alex Rider, a 14-year-old schoolboy, whose life takes a dramatic turn after the death of his uncle. Recruited to assist with a mission, he’s thrust into the world of covert operations, tasked with stopping a plot that poses a danger to millions of people.
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35. Dragon Tiger Gate (2006)
Dragon Tiger Gate, ” also known as “Lung Foo Moon, ” is an intriguing action movie that was released in 2006. The film stars Yuk Long Wong, Isabella Leong, and Louis Koo who embody the essence of three young martial arts masters seeking to help the powerless fight against unjust societal forces. Directed by Wilson Yip and written by Yuk Long Wong and Edmond Wong, this film takes you on a thrilling journey through a dark and gritty backdrop of Hong Kong.
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36. Flash Point (2007)
Flash Point, ” also known as “Dou foh sin” in its original title, is a high-energy and thrilling movie from Hong Kong. Released in 2007 and directed by Wilson Yip, with screenplay by Kam-Yuen Szeto and Lik-Kei Tang, the movie clocks in at just under an hour and a half.
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37. An Empress and the Warriors (2008)
Fight tooth and nail for the kingdom you inherited. The untold tale of ‘An Empress and the Warriors’ (2008) unravels a young empress’ journey to protect her throne. Steeped in intrigue and action, this historical drama offers a gripping tale of perseverance amidst turmoil. Dedication resonates as the empress struggles to save her kingdom from imminent doom. With an expert blend of action, drama, and history, this epic film is a testament to the power of a determined spirit.
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38. Ip Man (2008)
Ip Man” (2008) is a gripping action-drama film set in the time of the Japanese invasion of China. The wealthy martial artist, Ip Man, played by the versatile Donnie Yen, is driven out of his home when his city falls to the invaders. Along with a group of resilient survivors, they face the harsh realities of poverty and must devise a means to survive.
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39. All’s Well, Ends Well 2009 (2009)
All’s Well, Ends Well 2009” is a lighthearted Cantonese comedy film from Hong Kong, directed by Vincent Kok and released in 2009. The film follows the story of a man asking a womanizer to court his eldest sister, in a bid to uphold a cherished family marriage tradition.
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40. How Bruce Lee Changed the World (2009)
Delve into the world of groundbreaking martial artist Bruce Lee with the captivating documentary, “How Bruce Lee Changed the World. ” This film uncovers the multifaceted impact that Lee had on pop culture, including his influence on China, Jeet Kune Do, the iconic karate chop, combat, and martial arts mastery. Narrated by luminaries like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jackie Chan, and Margaret Cho, this powerful documentary showcases how Bruce Lee’s legacy continues to shape our world today. Get ready to embark on an inspiring journey through the life and times of the legendary Bruce Lee.
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41. The Founding of a Republic (2009)
The Founding of a Republic” is a riveting historical drama inspired by true events, set in 1949 China. The film is a stirring tale of bravery, sacrifice, and resilience as one man courageously defies the tyranny of a ruthless ruler and unites his people in an epic battle for their country.
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42. Bodyguards and Assassins (2009)
Embark on a thrilling journey through the heart of Chinese history in “Bodyguards and Assassins” (2009). Set in 1905, the film follows revolutionist Sun Yat-Sen as he arrives in Hong Kong to discuss plans for the overthrow of the Qing dynasty with Tongmenghui members. However, when they learn of the assassins sent to eliminate him, they assemble a team of protectors led by the valiant Mingxia (Tony Ka Fai Leung).
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43. Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen (2010)
In “Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen, ” a powerful action hero resurfaces in 1930s Shanghai under a new identity. Joining a notorious mob boss in search of information on the Japanese military forces, Chen Zhen uses his stealth and expertise to take down his enemies with a single punch. The film immerses viewers in the thrill of a one-man army battling against insurmountable odds, set against the backdrop of a tumultuous time in Chinese history.
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44. Ip Man 2 (2010)
Ip Man 2 takes you on a thrilling journey as Wing Chun martial arts master, Ip Man, moves to Hong Kong in 1949. With his discipline and wisdom, Ip Man embarks on a mission to spread the art of Wing Chun. This powerful film, directed by Wilson Yip, boasts a star-studded cast led by Donnie Yen, who captivates audiences with his portrayal of the legendary figure.
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45. 14 Blades (2010)
14 Blades, ” also known as “Jin yi wei, ” is a riveting kung fu thriller set against the backdrop of the Ming Dynasty during the 17th century. The movie follows the story of a secret service agent (Donnie Yen) who, after being betrayed and left for dead, becomes a hunted man as he navigates through a world of deceit and treachery in the emperor’s court.
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46. The Lost Bladesman (2011)
The Lost Bladesman, originally titled Guan yun chang, charts the dramatic life of legendary Guan Yu in 3rd-century Han Dynasty China. This action-packed biography and drama showcases Guan Yu’s significant role in a civil war that ultimately leads to the collapse of the Han Dynasty and the establishment of Shu Han, the first empire of the 3 Kingdoms.
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47. Dragon (2011)
Dragon, also known as Wu xia, is a 2011 Hong Kong-China action movie written by Oi-Wah Lam and Joyce Chan, directed by Peter Ho-Sun Chan, and starring Donnie Yen, Takeshi Kaneshiro, and Tang Wei. The film has a runtime of 1 hour and 38 minutes and has been nominated for 21 awards, winning 14.
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48. All’s Well, Ends Well 2012 (2012)
All’s Well, Ends Well 2012” takes you on a wild ride where four men embark on a mission to save four women, but things don’t go as planned. Expect plenty of laughs and unexpected twists in this entertaining comedy directed by Hing-Ka Chan.
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49. Special ID (2013)
In “Special ID” (2013), a daring police officer played by Donnie Yen, embarks on a dangerous mission, going undercover in a ruthless criminal organization to bring down a notorious gang leader. However, his world crashes down around him when he is exposed by his former protege and best friend.
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50. Together (2013)
In the charming thriller “Together” (2013), we meet a captivating love story between a daring police officer, Mr. Cool, and a mysterious amnesiac named Jojo. In the bustling streets of Hong Kong, Boy and Lee stumble upon each other through their use of the popular cellphone app WeChat. They decide to play a game to date for seven days but explicitly avoid falling in love. However, as the days pass, the game begins to blur the lines between friendship and love.
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51. Iceman (2014)
Iceman” is a high-octane action-comedy that takes viewers on an extraordinary journey through time. Set in ancient China, the film follows an imperial guard who finds himself hunted by his own childhood friends, now turned traitors. In an extraordinary turn of events, the guard and his former friends are accidentally buried and kept frozen for 400 years. When they are defrosted, the battle they left behind continues, and their loyalties are put to the test.
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52. The Monkey King: Havoc in Heaven’s Palace (2014)
The Monkey King: Havoc in Heaven’s Palace” is an action-packed, family-friendly adventure that takes you into the world of mythical beings. Based on the classic Chinese novel “Journey to the West, ” this movie tells the story of a monkey born from heavenly stone who acquires supernatural powers and sets out on a journey to find his place in the heavens.
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53. Golden Chickensss (2014)
Golden Chickensss, originally titled Gam gai SSS, is a unique comedy-drama that takes viewers on a heartwarming journey of redemption and second chances. The film, released in 2014, is set in the backdrop of Hong Kong and stars Sandra Kwan Yue Ng and Nick Cheung as the lead characters.
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54. Kung Fu Jungle (2014)
Kung Fu Jungle” is a thrilling action film set in China, directed by Teddy Chan and featuring an all-star cast led by Donnie Yen, Baoqiang Wang, and Charlie Yeung. The story revolves around a martial arts instructor from the police force who is wrongfully imprisoned after accidentally killing a man. When a deadly new killer targeting martial arts masters emerges, the instructor offers to help the police in exchange for his freedom.
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55. Ip Man 3 (2015)
In the thrilling action-packed film “Ip Man 3, ” set in Hong Kong, Master Ip must confront his greatest foe yet - a band of vicious gangsters led by a corrupt property developer, who seek to seize control of a local school. When the gangsters disrupt Ip’s peaceful life, challenging his beliefs and demanding that he join their cause, the Wing Chun master realizes he has no choice but to defend his community and uphold the values he cherishes most.
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56. An Inspector Calls (2015)
An Inspector Calls (“Fau wa yin”)” is a delightful 2015 Hong Kong film that blends elements of comedy and mystery. Directed by Raymond Pak-Ming Wong and Herman Yau, with a screenplay written by Edmond Wong, the film follows the story of Inspector Karl (Louis Koo), an inspector who arrives at the opulent Kau family estate.
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57. CCTV Spring Festival Gala (2016)
Experience the magic and splendor of Chinese New Year with the CCTV Spring Festival Gala, a thrilling variety show that has captivated audiences worldwide. Produced by China Central Television (CCTV), this 2016 edition of the gala, celebrated as the world’s most watched television program, promises an unforgettable spectacle of music, dance, comedy, and drama performances. As the clock strikes midnight on February 7th, embark on an extraordinary journey through art, culture, and tradition.
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58. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story - World Premiere (2016)
Get ready for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the making of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story with the world premiere. This documentary dives into the creation process of this highly anticipated film, featuring celebrity interviews, exclusive footage, and thrilling behind-the-scenes moments.
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59. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016)
In the heart of a galaxy torn by conflict, a new band of heroes unite in a daring mission to obtain the plans for the Empire’s deadliest weapon: the Death Star. As the clock ticks down, our unlikely heroes face incredible odds and ruthless adversaries to complete their covert operation. Set within the iconic Star Wars universe, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story expertly weaves together a thrilling tale of courage, sacrifice, and the indomitable spirit of the Rebellion.
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60. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny (2016)
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny” is an exhilarating action-packed adventure film from 2016. Set in ancient China, the film takes you on a thrilling journey as it weaves a tale of love, redemption, and legendary swordsmanship.
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61. xXx: Return of Xander Cage (2017)
xXx: Return of Xander Cage hits the big screen in 2017, capturing the action-packed thrill rides that fans have come to love. Set in a world of espionage and high-speed stunts, Xander Cage (Vin Diesel) finds himself in perilous danger, barely surviving an unfortunate incident.
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62. Chasing the Dragon (2017)
Chasing the Dragon is a riveting biographical crime thriller set against the tumultuous backdrop of Hong Kong in 1963. The film follows the journey of an unassuming immigrant from Mainland China, who infiltrates the city’s corrupt British-colonized government, transforming into a ruthless and emerging drug lord navigating the treacherous world of the Triad, the notorious crime syndicate controlling the Golden Triangle. The movie stars Donnie Yen, Andy Lau, and Philip Keung, and is directed by Jason Kwan, Jing Wong, and Aman Chang, bringing to life a tale of ambition, power, and betrayal in the 1960s.
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63. Iceman: The Time Traveller (2018)
Iceman: The Time Traveller, ” released in 2018 and directed by Wai-Man Yip, is a thrilling action-adventure-comedy film starring Donnie Yen. The movie follows an imperial guard and his three childhood friends, who were unexpectedly buried and kept frozen in time for 400 years. When they are defrosted, they must continue their fierce battle from the past.
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64. Master Z: The Ip Man Legacy (2018)
Master Z: The Ip Man Legacy (2018) is a thrilling action film that follows Cheung Tin Chi, played by Jin Zhang, as he battles gang violence, crime syndicates, and police corruption. Kept out of the public eye after his loss to Ip Man, Cheung Tin Chi finds himself in hot water after a confrontation with a powerful foreigner. As the danger mounts, he must rely on his undying strength and determination to protect his family and uphold his martial arts legacy.
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65. Ip Man 4: The Finale (2019)
Prepare yourself for the epic conclusion of the Ip Man series in “Ip Man 4: The Finale” (2019). Donnie Yen returns as the renowned martial arts master who lands in the U. S. after being alerted about the situation.
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66. Mulan (2020)
Mulan” (2020) is a thrilling action-packed drama that takes place in ancient China. When a fearless young woman, Mulan, learns that her ailing father is to be drafted into the Imperial Army, she devises a courageous plan to avoid that fate. Disguising herself as a male warrior, Mulan valiantly confronts the northern invading forces, ultimately risking everything to protect her family and her homeland.
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67. Raging Fire (2021)
Raging Fire” is a high-adrenaline action film that takes place in the world of organized crime. With a runtime of 2 hours and 6 minutes, director Benny Chan’s vision brings together the best action, adventure, and crime-thriller elements. The film follows Cheung Sung-bong (Donnie Yen), a courageous officer of the Regional Crime Unit, and his protege, Yau Kong-ngo (Nicholas Tse), a highly respected young officer who idolizes his mentor. However, fate leads these two characters down a tumultuous path that pits them against each other.
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68. The Monkey King: The Legend Begins (2022)
The Monkey King: The Legend Begins” is a thrilling adventure film that takes viewers on a journey to discover the captivating origins of the Monkey King. Set in the 7th century, the story follows Sun Wukong, the powerful and mischievous Monkey King.
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