Matt Brunson Film Frenzy Feb 10, 2024 3/4

Certainly, Police Story III: Supercop knows a thing or two about martial arts and even more about action.

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Steve Murray Atlanta Journal-Constitution Jul 27, 2023

What fuels "Cop" is its percolating, laugh-out-loud wit.

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Douglas Davidson Elements of Madness Apr 24, 2023

Even with the new ingredients, "Super Cop" possesses all the hallmarks of a Chan film: breathtaking stunts, practical effects, and a great deal of humor to offset the drama.

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Anton Bitel Little White Lies Sep 28, 2022

in what might be read as a measure of Changeover avant la lettre, or pre-Reunification... the duo’s sometimes squabbling, sometimes cooperative teamwork marks both the similarities and differences between Chinese People’s Republic and the Queen’s colony.

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Rob Aldam Backseat Mafia Sep 21, 2022

As you’d expect, there are several great action sequences and the usual superb choreography. Police Story 3: Supercop is a heady mix of charm, humour and a great deal of fun.

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Jacob Walker Starburst Sep 15, 2022 5/5

Its strongest aspect... is the balance in tone.

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Anthony Puccinelli Chicago Reader Jun 14, 2022 1/4

Supercop could become GoldenEye. What’s most depressing is that audiences might not mind.

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Mike Massie Gone With The Twins Sep 24, 2020 8/10

As with nearly all of Chan's films, this one boasts a comic quirk to the adventure - even something of a Chaplin-esque quality to the slapstick havoc.

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Dennis King Tulsa World Aug 2, 2015

Supercop is filled with wide shots and long takes making it clear that Chan and Khan really are out there on the edge performing those bone- crunching stunts.

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David Parkinson Radio Times Aug 1, 2013 3/5

This is riotous fun throughout.

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Gary Thompson Philadelphia Daily News Aug 1, 2013 3/4

A movie that shows Chan in top form.

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Desmond Ryan Philadelphia Inquirer Aug 1, 2013 3/4

If you're tired of burned-out coppers in Hollywood's blockbusters, try this offbeat hero from Hong Kong.

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Kevin Thomas Los Angeles Times Aug 1, 2013

To watch Jackie Chan, Hong Kong's king of kung fu comedy, in the fresh and exhilarating Super Cop is like watching Douglas Fairbanks Sr. or one of the silent era clowns in one of their biggest hits.

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Michael Wilmington Chicago Tribune Aug 1, 2013 3/4

Sly and Schwartzy, eat your hearts out. Chan's the man.

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Stephen Hunter Baltimore Sun Aug 1, 2013 2.5/4

By its second half, Supercop cranks up into such an extravaganza of fighting, blowing things up, spin-kicking, punch throwing and death-defying that it all but takes your breath out of your lungs and packs it up for shipment to Hong Kong.

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Lisa Schwarzbaum Entertainment Weekly Aug 15, 2012 B

The most powerful starring role for a woman this summer? My vote goes to Michelle Khan in this garish, frenetic, and funny chopper from Rumble in the Bronx director Stanley Tong.

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Variety Staff Variety Aug 15, 2012

All this is executed with a good deal of panache, if not originality, by stunt coordinator Stanley Tong.

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Jeffrey M. Anderson Combustible Celluloid Jan 13, 2010

It's not my favorite Jackie Chan film, but it's still a good one.

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Kevin Carr 7M Pictures Mar 5, 2009 3.5/5

It's a blast to watch the action sequences, which offer more than just hand-to-hand martial arts.

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Rob Gonsalves Rob's Movie Vault Sep 23, 2007 B+

"Supercop" isn't art, but it sure is great junk food.

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