Armour of God

A wealthy adventurer known as 'Asian Hawk' is blackmailed by his former monk friend to rescue a kidnapped princess and retrieve the legendary Armour of God. The quest takes him across Europe, leading to a series of elaborate heists, martial arts battles, and comedic escapades as he evades a fanatical cult and greedy rivals.

Armour of God was a commercial success, particularly in Asia, praised for its thrilling action sequences, Jackie Chan's signature blend of martial arts and comedy, and its globetrotting adventure. While not as critically lauded as some of Chan's later works, it is considered a fun and entertaining entry in his filmography.

• Praised for its energetic action and Jackie Chan's charismatic performance.

• Appreciated for its adventurous plot and humor.

• Seen as a solid, entertaining action-comedy from the 80s.

Google audience: Audiences generally enjoyed the film for its exciting fight scenes and the comedic timing of Jackie Chan. Many found it to be a fun and action-packed adventure with a good dose of humor.

During the filming of a dangerous stunt where Jackie Chan was supposed to jump from a castle wall to a nearby tree, he actually fell and hit his head on a rock, resulting in a severe skull fracture and brain damage.