Jennifer Marley AKA: Magicvoice has provided her top fifteen Hong Kong films. She stresses that this list is a work in progress, but the ranking of the films is of absolute metaphysical certitude. And remember: see her review.

Has anyone who reads this website not seen this film?

Hong Kong's answer to Ultraman starring a young Danny Lee as the hero. A definite guilty pleasure. So bad it's good.

Sammo Hung directed this classically-styled, politically-charged actioner starring Ti Lung and Cynthia Khan. The fight choreography ranks among Sammo's best.

Ti Lung gives a great performance in this Shaw Bros. classic. See my review.

A guilty pleasure Jackie Chan vehicle. Flawed, but also entertaining on many levels.

The second best of the "Three Brothers" collaborations. Contains a fantastic rematch from Wheels on Meals between Jackie Chan and Benny 'The Jet' Urquidez.

Danny Lee is the cop and Anthony Wong is the triad he's chasing. This film has excellent character development and an uncompromising ending. See my review.

Jackie Chan's best work to date. The stunts and fights are amazing.

Director Ronny Yu's visual masterpiece. Very hypnotic and mystical.

Forget Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - buy this instead. You'll be glad you did. See my review.

Great triad/cop drama with great acting by Anthony Wong. The final scenes where he gets drunk and goes on a rampage are among his best work ever. See my review.

The first and best of the series. Yuen Biao steals the show. Tsui Hark is the man!

The funniest of the "Three Brothers" collaborations. Each brother is given a chance to shine. There are some great fight scenes including a legendary bout between Jackie and Benny 'The Jet' Urquidez.

Hands down the best action movie ever made. Gets better with repeated viewings.