Jackie Chan: My Story

If you are a fan of Jackie Chan, this documentary is the best you can see on him. It Shows you how great of a man he really is and it also gives you great behind the scenes looks at what he is like at work. He also goes into detail about some of his greatest movies and some of the inspirations in his life.

I really hope there will be a updated documentary of Jackie Chan in the future, having both done more films by now and also with people appreciating the art even more now. There are lots of interesting interviews in the film, but they're either cut down very short or with a voice-over dub on both Jackie's father as well as Sammo Hung, I would've love to hear more from those two.

This short documentary is also very 90s in its editing and style; americanized and shallow, without much depth. For the time it was released it was probably a great piece for those that wanted to know more about Jackie, but now with the internet, you can find so much more about him and his films. I didn't learn anything new from this documentary, but Jackie is always a great presence, both in front and behind the camera.

This movie is about the same as Jackie Chan : My Stunts. In My Story the story is of a far better quality and polish than in My Stunts, but the information is much lower. Back in the day it was probably more interesting, but now it barely adds value to the Wikipedia page.

Jackie Chan is one of the most famous living personalities, known as a good man as well, so passionate and hard working. This is an autobiography documentary about the living legend. This covers the life story, career and success of Jackie Chan. Every fan should watch it to explore more about him.